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News / Corporate Responsibility

Autodesk kicks off foundation to help finance 'impactful' designs

Autodesk has recently formed a global foundation that will help non-profit organisations deliver high impact social programmes through design. By providing software, training and finances, the intern...

14 Mar 2014

Autodesk kicks off foundation to help finance 'impactful' designs

News / Carbon & Climate

Economists back carbon pricing as effective tool against climate change

Three of Australia's senior economists have backed carbon pricing as the most effective way to reduce carbon emissions. One, former Reserve Bank governor Bernie Fraser, also said the Abbott government...

14 Mar 2014

Economists back carbon pricing as effective tool against climate change

Opinion / Energy

India’s energy future: Australian coal or renewable revolution?

India’s new Prime Minister Narendra Modi has inherited the ongoing problem of supplying energy to one of the world’s largest economies. The challenge is made even bigger by India’s ambitions to meet r...

5 Jun 2014

India’s energy future: Australian coal or renewable revolution?

Opinion / Energy

The plain bad economics of today’s energy prices

Remember not so long ago when the IMF was treated with deep suspicion by the environmental community? Times are changing. The International Monetary Fund is now producing some important analyses direc...

4 Aug 2014

The plain bad economics of today’s energy prices

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

Future still hazy for Indonesian plantation monopolies

The aftermath of Singapore’s worst environmental crisis in a decade, with the island being enveloped by haze from Indonesian forest fires last year, seems to have smouldered out – at least, the diplom...

23 Oct 2014

Future still hazy for Indonesian plantation monopolies

Press Releases / Fleming Gulf

New location and theme for Third LatAm Mine Water Conference

For the third consecutive year, Fleming Gulf Conferences will be hosting the LatAm Mine Water Conference, offering participants comprehensive networking opportunities and key industry insights from re...

15 Apr 2014

New location and theme for Third LatAm Mine Water Conference

News / Water

Pipeline in toxic tap water scare had been leaking oil in the 1980s

Crude oil leaking from a petrochemical pipeline of CNPC, China’s largest oil company, caused hazardous levels of benzene in a northwest Chinese city’s tap water, it was confirmed yesterday. Polluted w...

14 Apr 2014

Pipeline in toxic tap water scare had been leaking oil in the 1980s

Opinion / Policy & Finance

An excise tax would give states a role in fighting climate change

Next week the Environmental Protection Agency will take an important step in addressing the ever-increasing threat of climate change caused by greenhouse gas emissions when it releases new guidelines ...

2 Jun 2014

An excise tax would give states a role in fighting climate change

News / Transport

Petition filed to give half of PH roads to commuters

On the first day of construction of new major road projects in Metro Manila, citizens walked to the Supreme Court protesting traffic, alarming levels of air pollution, and inefficient public transport...

17 Feb 2014

Petition filed to give half of PH roads to commuters

Press Releases / Habitat for Humanity International

‘Davos of poverty housing’ tackles shelter issues in Asia-Pacific

‘Davos of poverty housing’ to tap public, private, people sectors’ support in sub-standard shelter issues in Asia-Pacific Organized by Habitat for Humanity International, the Asia-P...

4 Jul 2013

‘Davos of poverty housing’ tackles shelter issues in Asia-Pacific

News / Manufacturing

Rare earths update: In pursuit of alternatives

It was fewer than three years ago that many in the rare earth supply chain were rattled by exorbitant price hikes and increasingly restricted access to these key inputs to a host of high-tech products...

24 Jul 2014

Rare earths update: In pursuit of alternatives

Opinion / Energy

Brace yourself for Solargeddon

OK, here’s the bad news. Despite all our efforts, despite the jobs losses, despite the facts, despite the undeniable climate logic, tragically now I fear that Solargeddon is a big step closer. As an a...

20 Aug 2014

Brace yourself for Solargeddon

News / Food & Agriculture

Silicon to spinach: Japan tech helps farmers cope with climate shifts

Japanese technology firms are applying their expertise in energy-saving and cloud technology to help farmers cope with shifting weather patterns, an onslaught of cheaper imports and a shrinking workfo...

20 Aug 2014

Silicon to spinach: Japan tech helps farmers cope with climate shifts

News / Waste

Dong Thap to expand landfills

The People's Committee of southern Dong Thap Province has approved an investment of VND155 billion (US$7.2 million) for two projects to expand the capacity of two dumping sites. The two landfills, in ...

22 Jan 2014

Dong Thap to expand landfills

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Whaling in the Antarctic: Japan’s scientific program illegal

Japan’s Southern Ocean “scientific” whaling program is contrary to international law, the International Court of Justice found last night after a four week trial between Australia and Japan in June la...

2 Apr 2014

Whaling in the Antarctic: Japan’s scientific program illegal

Press Releases / Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd

Building Solar China – Conference and Exhibition relocates to Shanghai

The organisers of Building Solar China – Conference and Exhibition, Messe Frankfurt and WIP, a world-leading organiser of international solar conferences and exhibitions, have announced a change of da...

21 May 2014

Building Solar China – Conference and Exhibition relocates to Shanghai

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate change stokes violent reaction

Stand by for more violence. As planetary temperatures rise, so does the likelihood of murder, rape and domestic violence, as well as civil war, ethnic bloodshed and invasion, the collapse of governmen...

2 Aug 2013

Climate change stokes violent reaction

News / Policy & Finance

Ayala Corp boosts stake in Manila Water

Conglomerate Ayala Corp. has raised its stake in water concessionaire Manila Water Co. to 48.8 percent from 43.1 percent by buying most of the shares held by strategic partner Mitsubishi Corp. The 5.7...

17 Dec 2013

Ayala Corp boosts stake in Manila Water

Press Releases / The Pinnacle Group International Pte. Ltd.

Asia’s top corporations honoured at 6th Annual Global CSR Awards

Dr. Bambang Budhianto, Director at the Indonesia Ministry of Agriculture, Directorate General of Food Crops, Directorate of Seed Development was the guest of honour at the event to give away the award...

14 Apr 2014

Asia’s top corporations honoured at 6th Annual Global CSR Awards

News / Energy

Japan nuclear operators file for plant safety checks, but early restarts unlikely

Japanese nuclear operators on Monday applied to restart reactors under new rules drawn up following the Fukushima disaster, but early approval is unlikely as a more independent regulator strives to sh...

8 Jul 2013

Japan nuclear operators file for plant safety checks, but early restarts unlikely