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How can buildings be adapted to the era of dangerous climate change?
20 September 2017
Green Buildings
Green homes for Indonesia's migrant farmers
Green homes for Indonesia's migrant farmers
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Why failure to achieve the SDGs is bad news for business
Why failure to achieve the SDGs is bad news for business
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For more liveable cities, take a leaf out of nature's book
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Are vested interests slowing Malaysia’s shift to renewables?
Are vested interests slowing Malaysia’s shift to renewables?
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Waste
'Nobody is safe': Plastic found in drinking water on five continents
'Nobody is safe': Plastic found in drinking water on five continents
6 September 2017
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Asians are in the dark about the region's water pollution crisis
Asians are in the dark about the region's water pollution crisis
Food & Agriculture
Could vertical fish farms be Singapore's answer to food security?
Could vertical fish farms be Singapore's answer to food security?
4 September 2017
Water
Countries need to spend $150 billion a year on clean water, or risk crisis
Countries need to spend $150 billion a year on clean water, or risk crisis
31 August 2017
Water
Thirsty world must wake up to looming water crisis, expert says
Thirsty world must wake up to looming water crisis, expert says
30 August 2017
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Cities and companies team up to tackle urban water crises - study
Cities and companies team up to tackle urban water crises - study
29 August 2017
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At start of World Water Week, UN Assembly President says water and sanitation goals need 'major push'
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