The Little Green Data Book is a pocket-sized ready reference on key environmental data for over 200 economies. Key indicators are organized under the headings of agriculture, forestry, biodiversity, energy, emissions and pollution, and water and sanitation.
The Little Green Data Book 2012
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Energy
Petronas natural gas chief: the world's dependence on fossil fuel is not easy to break
Petronas natural gas chief: the world's dependence on fossil fuel is not easy to break -
Carbon & Climate
Singapore students rally against fossil fuel firms' interference in universities
Singapore students rally against fossil fuel firms' interference in universities -
Policy & Finance
The challenge of double materiality: sustainability reporting at a crossroad
The challenge of double materiality: sustainability reporting at a crossroad
Industry Spotlight
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Green Buildings
How data can fuel Singapore’s net-zero building ambitions
How data can fuel Singapore’s net-zero building ambitions -
Energy
Electricity players lack green roadmap, fear government policies: report
Electricity players lack green roadmap, fear government policies: report -
Waste
Plastic to go? All eyes on world’s first compulsory deposit return scheme for takeaway cups in South Korea
Plastic to go? All eyes on world’s first compulsory deposit return scheme for takeaway cups in South Korea
Feature Series
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People
24 hours with… Lang Tengah Turtle Watch site manager Jason Gan
24 hours with… Lang Tengah Turtle Watch site manager Jason Gan -
ESG uncovered
Going net-zero: mind the data gap
Going net-zero: mind the data gap -
Covid-19
More Zoom, less climate gloom as conferences move online
More Zoom, less climate gloom as conferences move online
