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Carbon & Climate
Chile's protests offer lessons on social inequality and climate action
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5, renewables’ share of electricity generation tripled up to
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8 per cent in four years, putting the country on track to meet its target of 60 per cent clean energy generation (renewables and hydro) b...
28 Nov 2019
Chile's protests offer lessons on social inequality and climate action
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Ensuring sustainable finance for family planning
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billion ($836 million) to C$
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.4 billion ($
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billion) by 2023. But it is not enough. Developing-country governments must urgently reduce their dependence on outside donors. And yet, so far, they ha...
12 Sep 2019
Ensuring sustainable finance for family planning
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Tackling inequality is a political choice
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5, the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals—specifically Goal
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0—have brought unprecedented attention to this issue. And at this month’s High-Level Political Forum, the international communit...
16 Jul 2019
Tackling inequality is a political choice
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Policy & Finance
Nigeria, Singapore and India fuel wealth gap - Oxfam
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percent of the global population nabbing four fifths of wealth created between mid-20
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6 and mid-20
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7, while the poorest half saw no increase in wealth. The index of
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57 countries is being released a...
9 Oct 2018
Nigeria, Singapore and India fuel wealth gap - Oxfam
Opinion /
Energy
Blockchain can speed up Asia’s clean energy transition. Here’s how
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00, a global corporate leadership initiative, is composed of
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70 multinationals including 30 of the global Fortune 500, with combined revenues of US$2.75 trillion and electricity demand of
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88 terawa...
15 Jul 2019
Blockchain can speed up Asia’s clean energy transition. Here’s how
Videos /
Energy
Is the future of power transmission beaming electricity with diamonds?
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00 kilometres, and each antenna will generate enough electricity to supply entire villages, or about
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,500 households, using a moderate amount of electricity. Unlike solar power, combining lasers wit...
24 Jan 2019
Is the future of power transmission beaming electricity with diamonds?
News /
Food & Agriculture
Coronavirus hits sustainable aquaculture
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1
1
March, a month and a half after the Wuhan lockdown, a survey of 55 major markets in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou showed aquatic sales had recovered to just about half of normal levels. The effec...
1 Apr 2020
Coronavirus hits sustainable aquaculture
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Food & Agriculture
Perpetual haze? Sustained pressure on peatlands will mean no end to Indonesia's forest fires, warns report
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to October 3
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, 20
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9. Sources: NASA Near Real-Time and VIIRS Active Fire Detections. Peatlands map from Indonesia's Peatlands map from Indonesia's Peatlands Restoration Agency; concession boundaries ...
22 Nov 2019
Perpetual haze? Sustained pressure on peatlands will mean no end to Indonesia's forest fires, warns report
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Water
Soap and superbugs: 2 bln people lack water at health facilities—UN
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,300 people between 20
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3 and 20
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6. This story was published with permission from Thomson Reuters Foundation, the charitable arm of Thomson Reuters, that covers humanitarian news, climate change, res...
3 Apr 2019
Soap and superbugs: 2 bln people lack water at health facilities—UN
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Green Buildings
Collaboration and disruption for a greener construction sector
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per cent per year since 20
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0, and more significantly, over 4 million deaths worldwide each year are attributable to illness from household air pollution caused by burning coal to produce electricity...
8 Jul 2019
Collaboration and disruption for a greener construction sector
Opinion /
Water
Southeast Asia and the right to safe water
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per cent to 202
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, as the rural population shrinks by 0.
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3 per cent. In
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997, the British and French companies Thames Water and Suez signed a 25-year public-private partnership (PPP) contract to deli...
18 Nov 2019
Southeast Asia and the right to safe water
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Carbon & Climate
Mosquito risk to health may double by 2
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00
...
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5, we’re especially worried about what comes next. Colin Carlson, biologist, Georgetown University As temperatures go up – the planet is already
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°C warmer on average than it has been for most of hu...
1 Apr 2019
Mosquito risk to health may double by 2100
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Carbon & Climate
Conservation groups urge world leaders to protect 30 per cent of the planet
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, the Wyss Campaign and
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2 other conservation groups, including WWF, BirdLife International and the Wildlife Conservation Society, said humanity’s future was tied to that of Earth’s wild places and u...
5 Feb 2019
Conservation groups urge world leaders to protect 30 per cent of the planet
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Policy & Finance
Heritage site or home? Indigenous Thais fight for right to forest
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5 countries from
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990 to 20
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4, according to Washington D.C.-based advocacy group Rights and Resources Initiative. In India, more than
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.9 million indigenous families face evictions after their fores...
18 Apr 2019
Heritage site or home? Indigenous Thais fight for right to forest
News /
Waste
No more plastic straws at over 270 F&B outlets in Singapore from July
In a major industry-wide push to reduce the use of single-use plastic in Singapore, over 270 food and beverage (F&B) outlets will phase out plastic straws by
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July, the World Wide Fund for Nature...
4 Jun 2019
No more plastic straws at over 270 F&B outlets in Singapore from July
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Energy
Filipinos march for a ban on coal expansion
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4 per cent), solar photovoltaic (PV) and onshore wind (both -
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3 per cent), hydropower (-
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2 per cent), geothermal and offshore wind (both -
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per cent), the study found. By 2020, global data from IRE...
25 Sep 2019
Filipinos march for a ban on coal expansion
News /
Carbon & Climate
How humans fuelled last summer's extreme heat
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degree C. With that amount of warming, humans can expect such heat waves roughly once every six years. If temperatures warm by
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.5 degrees C, an improbably optimistic scenario, 20
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8-like heat waves ...
3 Jun 2019
How humans fuelled last summer's extreme heat
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Water
What's being done to fix water scarcity in Asia's most water-stressed countries?
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7 estimates that only
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2 to
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5 per cent of the population has access to safe and treated drinking water. In
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998, the government of Nepal pledged to ease Kathmandu Valley’s water crisis through the m...
22 Mar 2020
What's being done to fix water scarcity in Asia's most water-stressed countries?
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Policy & Finance
Australian companies 'significantly exposed' to slavery risk—investors
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8 Global Slavery Index estimates that
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5,000 of these people are in Australia. "We know that there is a domestic slavery issue," Jenn Morris, chief executive of Australia-based anti-slavery group Wal...
18 Feb 2019
Australian companies 'significantly exposed' to slavery risk—investors
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Policy & Finance
Pakistani military in charge, provinces sidelined in a revived CPEC
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,350 (32.9 per cent) in transport costs per container traded with Europe and USD
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,450 (4
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.4 per cent) per container to the Middle East. For Pakistan there was also the hope is that proposed special ...
6 Oct 2020
Pakistani military in charge, provinces sidelined in a revived CPEC
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Manufacturing
China’s changing steel sector could leave Australian iron ore behind
Steel slowdown and signals of low-carbon transition in China put Australian ore at a crossroads, as partnerships look …
China’s changing steel sector could leave Australian iron ore behind
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Policy & Finance
Squeezed by debt and disasters, the Global South needs reparations, not more loans
Ahead of the International Monetary Fund-World Bank Annual Meeting in Bangkok, frontline nations call for financial liberation from …
Squeezed by debt and disasters, the Global South needs reparations, not more loans
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Energy
AI, data centres could make Asean clean energy projects bankable as grid plans advance: experts
Long-term power purchases could unlock investment in renewables and transmission as Asean advances cross-border electricity trade, say energy …
AI, data centres could make Asean clean energy projects bankable as grid plans advance: experts
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Water
Deadly wildfires leave Borneo wildlife short of water
Wildfires in West Kalimantan are leaving wildlife struggling to find fresh water as forest pools dry up and …
Deadly wildfires leave Borneo wildlife short of water
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Energy
Singapore to study 200-hectare site on Pulau Tekong to widen energy options as demand rises
Tender documents seen by Eco-Business show the site could host hydrogen, ammonia, biomass and geothermal plants alongside gas; …
Singapore to study 200-hectare site on Pulau Tekong to widen energy options as demand rises
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Water
The growing Himalayan risks in Bhutan’s hydropower ties with India
Nepal floods bring renewed focus on neighbour Bhutan’s efforts to protect its economically crucial – but debt generating …
The growing Himalayan risks in Bhutan’s hydropower ties with India
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