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News / Global
26 February 2016
Policy & Finance
Why Singapore needs the sharing economy
Why Singapore needs the sharing economy
Transport
Electric vehicles to be 35 per cent of global new car sales by 2040
Electric vehicles to be 35 per cent of global new car sales by 2040
Carbon & Climate
Carbon budget is only half as big as thought
Carbon budget is only half as big as thought
25 February 2016
Carbon & Climate
Every year could bring a heat wave if climate change continues
Every year could bring a heat wave if climate change continues
Carbon & Climate
Scientists calculate our debt to the Earth
Scientists calculate our debt to the Earth
24 February 2016
Transport
Airline manufacturers escape threat of big costs from new UN climate standards
Airline manufacturers escape threat of big costs from new UN climate standards
Carbon & Climate
‘Greenhouse century’ pushes up sea levels
‘Greenhouse century’ pushes up sea levels
Carbon & Climate
Carbon rise keeps water in drylands
Carbon rise keeps water in drylands
23 February 2016
Food & Agriculture
UN agency puts fast-growing fish trade on the ‘sustainability’ menu
UN agency puts fast-growing fish trade on the ‘sustainability’ menu
22 February 2016
Lifestyle
Eco-tourism: Better for the planet, better for you
Eco-tourism: Better for the planet, better for you
Carbon & Climate
From asthma to Zika, UN tackles links between environment and health
From asthma to Zika, UN tackles links between environment and health
19 February 2016
Policy & Finance
Help at hand for countries desperately seeking climate cash
Help at hand for countries desperately seeking climate cash
18 February 2016
Policy & Finance
‘Our task is not over,’ says Ban, urging action on Paris climate pledges ahead of signing ceremony
‘Our task is not over,’ says Ban, urging action on Paris climate pledges ahead of signing ceremony
Carbon & Climate
Carbon capture could be costly and risky
Carbon capture could be costly and risky
Transport
World bicycle ownership going downhill
World bicycle ownership going downhill
17 February 2016
Food & Agriculture
Better water use can cut global food gap
Better water use can cut global food gap
Lifestyle
Q&A: Body Shop concocts new formula for making money while protecting the planet
Q&A: Body Shop concocts new formula for making money while protecting the planet
16 February 2016
Corporate Responsibility
Businesses to feel the heat from slavery scrutiny in 2016
Businesses to feel the heat from slavery scrutiny in 2016
Water
Two-thirds of the world’s population doesn’t have reliable access to fresh water
Two-thirds of the world’s population doesn’t have reliable access to fresh water
Transport
Warming will slow transatlantic flights
Warming will slow transatlantic flights
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Asean risks locking in decades of coal emissions without coordinated, ‘people-centred’ just transition, report warns
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Experts say the region's next challenge is turning climate commitments into enforceable coal retirement plans that protect people, …
Asean risks locking in decades of coal emissions without coordinated, ‘people-centred’ just transition, report warns
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Policy & Finance
From haze law to the Asean power grid: what is at stake for the region this week
Singapore will table changes to its haze law on Tuesday, as Malaysia weighs a law of its own …
From haze law to the Asean power grid: what is at stake for the region this week
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Policy & Finance
Singapore to ratify long-delayed Asean haze centre agreement ahead of 2027 chairmanship
Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu said Singapore will ratify the treaty creating Asean’s haze coordination …
Singapore to ratify long-delayed Asean haze centre agreement ahead of 2027 chairmanship
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Corporate Responsibility
Asia Pacific leads global sustainability reporting adoption, but resilience gap remains
The region accounts for nearly half of global GDP represented by economies adopting ISSB standards, but ACCA warns …
Asia Pacific leads global sustainability reporting adoption, but resilience gap remains
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Gaps in skills recognition a barrier to just transition in Asia Pacific: report
Energy and mining workers face barriers to moving between sectors, including unnecessary repeated training, according to a report …
Gaps in skills recognition a barrier to just transition in Asia Pacific: report
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Carbon & Climate
Toxic air threatens wildlife in Pakistan’s Punjab as monitoring lags
In Pakistan’s Punjab province, November typically brings a blanket of air pollution that exceeds global health guidelines and …
Toxic air threatens wildlife in Pakistan’s Punjab as monitoring lags
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