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10 March 2020

Shiok Meats

Food & Agriculture

Will coronavirus and other health scares drive alternative protein growth in Asia?

9 March 2020

Circular solar industry

Energy

The elephant in the room: Can the solar industry go circular?

7 March 2020

women peacebuilding indonesia

Carbon & Climate

Meet the Asian women driving progressive change across the region

3 March 2020

Greenpeace, plastic book

Waste

In the plastic-polluted Philippines, a children’s book seeks to make a difference

29 February 2020

The IKEA catalogue. Customers are starting to complain about the unsolicited mass-mailing of the paper catalogues. Image: supplied by anonymous customer

Waste

In the digital age, why is sustainability pioneer IKEA still mass-mailing customers printed catalogues?

28 February 2020

floating solar pv testbed in singapore

Carbon & Climate

Singapore announces ambition to go net zero beyond 2050

26 February 2020

Shell logo

Energy

Q&A with Shell: 'Most things we did were the right things at the right time'

25 February 2020

Corporate climate action study1

Corporate Responsibility

Dire prospects await corporate climate-wreckers in 2030—study

21 February 2020

BlueSG car sharing

Transport

Wheels in motion: Singapore joins global movement to phase out fossil fuel vehicles

19 February 2020

Singapore Aquaculture Technologies' fish farm

Food & Agriculture

Fish farms turn to AI, recirculating systems to scale up sustainable aquaculture

18 February 2020

Commuters on a train in Singapore, some wearing disposable surgical masks as a protection measure from the Coronavirus. Image: Eco-Business

Lifestyle

Guarding against the coronavirus, sustainably: Are reuseable face masks the answer?

11 February 2020

cadbury recycled packaging

Waste

Food and beverage industry: No plans to totally discard plastic

5 February 2020

The formula, here seen in pellet form, has been billed as an eco solution to degrading styrofoam waste, livestock growth, pests, baldness, bad odours, skin conditions, and a human detox treatment has been called out as green tech fraud. Image: Eco-Business

Food & Agriculture

‘Plastic-eating enzyme’ marketed in Southeast Asia alleged to be a scam

31 January 2020

Shipping, sunset, Hamburg

Transport

With LNG, the shipping industry could reach its decarbonisation target—but wreck the climate, study finds

24 January 2020

wild orangutan

Food & Agriculture

How can businesses address biodiversity loss? Start by being less bad for nature

23 January 2020

Lee Hui Mien

Corporate Responsibility

Meet the Eco-Business A-Listers: Dr Lee Hui Mien, responsible tourism steward

21 January 2020

Japanese plastics manufacturer Sekisui Chemical is the highest ranked Asian firm in a global index of the most sustainable corporations by Canadian publisher Corporate Knights.

Corporate Responsibility

Japanese plastics firm shines for Asia in ranking of world's greenest corporate giants

CNY festive

Lifestyle

5 ways to usher in a climate-friendly Chinese New Year

16 January 2020

Hydrogen, IRENA

Energy

Green hydrogen could drive the energy transition—but investment and infrastructure are lacking, say experts

Janice Lao

Corporate Responsibility

Meet the Eco-Business A-Listers: Janice Lao, hospitality trailblazer

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