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17 April 2018
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Water
Water stress threatens nearly half the world’s thermal power plant capacity
Water stress threatens nearly half the world’s thermal power plant capacity
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Transport
Five ways the shipping industry can reduce its carbon emissions
Five ways the shipping industry can reduce its carbon emissions
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Energy
'Renewable energy breeding' can stop Australia blowing the carbon budget—if we're quick
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As migration rises, finance can pave the way to benefits for all
As migration rises, finance can pave the way to benefits for all
16 April 2018
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Carbon & Climate
How the poorest of the poor champion sustainability
How the poorest of the poor champion sustainability
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Policy & Finance
Benefits of paperless trade
Benefits of paperless trade
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Cities
A data drought hampers cities from acting on climate change
A data drought hampers cities from acting on climate change
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Policy & Finance
At Asian forum, UN chief calls for more equitable globalisation, urgent action on climate change
At Asian forum, UN chief calls for more equitable globalisation, urgent action on climate change
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Food & Agriculture
Are small farmers ready as Indonesia looks to impose its palm oil sustainability standard on all?
Are small farmers ready as Indonesia looks to impose its palm oil sustainability standard on all?
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Energy
Energy efficiency cuts carbon from buildings
Energy efficiency cuts carbon from buildings
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Food & Agriculture
UK supermarket Iceland pledges no palm oil in its own-brand products
UK supermarket Iceland pledges no palm oil in its own-brand products
13 April 2018
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Time to dismantle legal barriers to climate finance in Asia-Pacific
Time to dismantle legal barriers to climate finance in Asia-Pacific
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Waste
Nestle’s new plastic reduction plan is 'greenwashing baby steps', says Greenpeace
Nestle’s new plastic reduction plan is 'greenwashing baby steps', says Greenpeace
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Carbon & Climate
Colombia takes 'unprecedented' step to stop farms gobbling forests
Colombia takes 'unprecedented' step to stop farms gobbling forests
12 April 2018
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Transport
In-depth: Will countries finally agree a climate deal for shipping?
In-depth: Will countries finally agree a climate deal for shipping?
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Corporate Responsibility
Indonesian billionaire using ‘shadow companies’ to clear forest for palm oil, says report
Indonesian billionaire using ‘shadow companies’ to clear forest for palm oil, says report
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Food & Agriculture
Death by chocolate
Death by chocolate
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A better way forward for elephant tourism in Thailand
A better way forward for elephant tourism in Thailand
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Supermarkets tackle the waste problem
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Sustainability consultancy Adelie opens Asia office in Singapore
United Kingdom-headquartered sustainability consultancy Adelie has opened an office in Singapore, led by former B Lab UK certification …
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Energy
China leads global wind power installations, as additions surge 40 per cent in 2025
It added 120.5 gigawatts (GW) of new wind capacity, which accounts for the majority of the global installations …
China leads global wind power installations, as additions surge 40 per cent in 2025
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Energy
Long coastlines, zero turbines: India’s stranded offshore wind
Experts question whether overseas assistance can make any difference to a cycle of failed projects and stalled ambitions.
Long coastlines, zero turbines: India’s stranded offshore wind
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Waste Management
Doubts cast over pig farm methane credits in China
One-third of projects may have gone ahead even without the credit revenue, new research reveals.
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Corporate Responsibility
Japan firms least confident on net zero among G7, BSI survey shows
Businesses remain committed across advanced economies, but policy uncertainty, costs and capability gaps are slowing progress and widening …
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Fossil fuel subsidies, high costs slow energy transition in rural Indonesia
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Fossil fuel subsidies, high costs slow energy transition in rural Indonesia
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