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Poor nations have 'every right to be angry' on climate, says UN chief
Developing countries call for more support to fight global warming at a climate ambition summit which failed to attract the world's biggest emitters.
25 Sep 2023
Poor nations have 'every right to be angry' on climate, says UN chief
Policy & Finance
Can millions of new clean energy jobs bring a 'just transition'?
Expansion of renewables could create 15 million jobs globally between now and 2030 – are workers ready for them?
Can millions of new clean energy jobs bring a 'just transition'?
Cities
Commonwealth hard hit by climate impacts
Ahead of the coronation of Britain's King Charles, a new report shows the economic toll of climate change on Commonwealth nations.
Commonwealth hard hit by climate impacts
Green Buildings
Taking cues from nature in urban design
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Major corporations are now embracing the art and science of designing based on nature. Biomimicry expert Dr Jamie Miller shares why adopting such design principles in buildings and urban planning is a positive step forward.
Taking cues from nature in urban design
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15 December 2022
Policy & Finance
COP15: Whose business is nature anyway?
COP15: Whose business is nature anyway?
5 December 2022
Water
Pacific shark population pushed to brink by deadly fishing gear
Pacific shark population pushed to brink by deadly fishing gear
1 December 2022
Policy & Finance
COP15: Why the world needs a new deal to protect nature
COP15: Why the world needs a new deal to protect nature
15 September 2022
Waste
NGO vows restorative action after report blamed plastic pollution on poor countries
NGO vows restorative action after report blamed plastic pollution on poor countries
1 August 2022
Water
Scientists decry lack of transparency at deep-sea mining negotiations
Scientists decry lack of transparency at deep-sea mining negotiations
19 July 2022
Cities
Nepal can fight toxic metals with plants: study
Nepal can fight toxic metals with plants: study
1 July 2022
Cities
Drug-resistant typhoid ‘spreading out of South Asia’
Drug-resistant typhoid ‘spreading out of South Asia’
28 June 2022
Policy & Finance
Green groups fear failure on new global biodiversity pact after sluggish talks
Green groups fear failure on new global biodiversity pact after sluggish talks
21 June 2022
Cities
UN nature summit set for Montreal as Covid-hit China steps aside
UN nature summit set for Montreal as Covid-hit China steps aside
28 April 2022
Energy
Nuclear renaissance hinges on solving the waste issue
Nuclear renaissance hinges on solving the waste issue
8 March 2022
Policy & Finance
Ukraine war gives ammunition to the deep-sea mining lobby
Ukraine war gives ammunition to the deep-sea mining lobby
21 January 2022
CSR
China renewables firms burst on to ranking of world's most sustainable corporates
China renewables firms burst on to ranking of world's most sustainable corporates
27 October 2021
Policy & Finance
What poverty looks like on your plate
What poverty looks like on your plate
9 June 2021
Food & Agriculture
Planning and planting future forests with climate change in mind
Planning and planting future forests with climate change in mind
2 June 2021
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24 hours with... farm-to-table restaurant head chef, Oliver Truesdale Jutras
29 April 2021
Lifestyle
Pandemic lifestyle shifts key to meeting net-zero targets: study
Pandemic lifestyle shifts key to meeting net-zero targets: study
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I am proud of how far Singapore has come. But let’s not trade liveability for short-term returns
In a speech at Singapore's climate rally, Madhumitha Ardhanari asked her audience to dream of a Singapore that …
I am proud of how far Singapore has come. But let’s not trade liveability for short-term returns
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Hong Kong property firms object to likely SBTi rule change; say it will make net-zero targets ‘impossible to achieve’ in Asia
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The real estate firms are lobbying against a proposed change to the Science Based Targets initiative's accounting methodology …
Hong Kong property firms object to likely SBTi rule change; say it will make net-zero targets ‘impossible to achieve’ in Asia
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Singaporean rally-goers call on government to tackle climate crisis in tandem with high cost of living
Over 1,400 people attended the first physical climate rally since the pandemic. Alongside worker rights groups, climate campaigners …
Singaporean rally-goers call on government to tackle climate crisis in tandem with high cost of living
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Carbon & Climate
‘The market is big enough for everyone’: Climate advisory and investment firm Pollination opens Singapore office
The London-headquartered company launches in the city-state, a competitive market with all of the big four professional services …
‘The market is big enough for everyone’: Climate advisory and investment firm Pollination opens Singapore office
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Why has Batam’s Rempang eco-city national project become a controversy?
Unhappiness among villagers in Rempang, close to Batam island, has led to riots in Batam City and threatens …
Why has Batam’s Rempang eco-city national project become a controversy?
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Climate change 'is killing us' - UN sounds health alarm
The damage being done to public health by global warming is rising up the political agenda - and …
Climate change 'is killing us' - UN sounds health alarm
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