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News / Carbon & Climate

Naomi Klein: We need a bigger leap than Paris talks

...tries that fail to stick to their promised cuts, she said. While activists will continue to lobby for stronger climate action, Klein suggested that governments implement policies that promote a just ...

7 Dec 2015

Naomi Klein: We need a bigger leap than Paris talks

News / Water

A third of world's aquifers are being sucked dry: NASA data

...trying to raise red flags now to pinpoint where active management today could protect future lives and livelihoods," Alexandra Richey, lead author of both studies, said in a statement. The most overbu...

18 Jun 2015

A third of world's aquifers are being sucked dry: NASA data

News / Energy

Geely invests US$45.5m in methanol plant

...the investment will build on its existing methanol technology. This will help speed up the development of methanol-powered vehicles in China, the statement revealed. "It will also allow us to promote ...

7 Jul 2015

Geely invests US$45.5m in methanol plant

Opinion / Water

What California's droughts mean for the construction industry

...t statewide regulations might put a stop to it. Some districts and municipalities have gone so far as to ban new pool construction altogether. Naturally, pool contractors aren’t happy about this. Some...

2 Nov 2015

What California's droughts mean for the construction industry

News / Waste

Three more incinerators to burn mounting waste

...tors to triple the daily capacity of dealing with the increasing amount of garbage this year, while deputies suggest that the government improve the waste disposal process to protect the environment a...

2 Feb 2015

Three more incinerators to burn mounting waste

News / Energy

Discovery brightens solar's future, energy costs to be cut

...to the traditional version mounted on rooftops, except sunlight first passes through a thin layer of water contained inside the device. Tungsten diselenide, a non-toxic chemical, acts as a photocataly...

2 Jul 2015

Discovery brightens solar's future, energy costs to be cut

News / Carbon & Climate

Protecting forests for biodiversity won't stop its destruction: NUS

...tan, the north-west Sumatra and West Papua as areas that will be subject to the greatest rates of deforestation. They also found out that protected areas that were strictly set aside to protect biodiv...

18 Mar 2015

Protecting forests for biodiversity won't stop its destruction: NUS

News / Water

Indian scientists develop low-cost arsenic water filter

...t was in the neighbouring district of Nadia that the team, again with the support of the district administration, had tried and found effective filtration units connected to hand pump outlets. The ide...

25 Jan 2016

Indian scientists develop low-cost arsenic water filter

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Emission reductions – going out of fashion?

...The baseline is built from a series of arguments to identify the technology that would provide the service in the absence of the emission reduction markets. Central to this assumption is the fact that...

26 Nov 2015

Emission reductions – going out of fashion?

News / Carbon & Climate

India's air comes under US scanner

...thing as mundane as the quality of air in India is now deemed so suspect that the Obama administration announced on Wednesday that it is going to start monitoring it — both to protect staff in its own...

20 Feb 2015

India's air comes under US scanner

Press Releases / Redress

Eyes east to China for sustainable fashion solutions

...This educational competition targets designers, who are thought to influence 80-90 percent of the environmental and economic costs of a product, and imbeds sustainability into the future of the fashio...

26 Jan 2015

Eyes east to China for sustainable fashion solutions

News / Policy & Finance

Migration needs a home in global climate deal: UN experts

...t to climate stresses, potentially enabling them to stay in their homes. At the same time, governments should plan to protect those who do migrate, and even to relocate communities out of harm's way i...

26 Oct 2015

Migration needs a home in global climate deal: UN experts

News / Policy & Finance

New leader may not mean new climate policies, despite Australian solar success

...told Reuters. "It will take some time for his thought process to permeate the rest of the party and the government itself, but it's the first step." Close to 200 nations are set to meet in Paris from ...

25 Nov 2015

New leader may not mean new climate policies, despite Australian solar success

News / Manufacturing

Alen CEO: Air purifiers ready to serve a million Chinese

...tion is far greater here. The sensitivity level has been adjusted to not only meet the current standard but to exceed the soon-to-be introduced air purifier standard." Lee added that the Alen BreatheS...

28 Nov 2014

Alen CEO: Air purifiers ready to serve a million Chinese

News / Corporate Responsibility

HSBC bank 'helped clients dodge millions in tax'

...t to the taxman. It was a tax designed to catch tax evaders. But instead of simply collecting the money, HSBC wrote to customers and offered them ways to get round the new tax. HSBC denies that all th...

10 Feb 2015

HSBC bank 'helped clients dodge millions in tax'

News / Food & Agriculture

Will sustainable palm oil surge exclude small farmers?

...ts. To achieve this, they must first be brought together in groups of between 25 and 100 growers. "If they are not in groups, we can't train them and no one wants to invest in them. This way, they get...

25 Feb 2015

Will sustainable palm oil surge exclude small farmers?

News / Food & Agriculture

Top consumer brands pledge to halve food waste by 2025

...then create monitoring and public reporting mechanisms as its members try to cut food lost during production and shipment to stores and maximise the use of remaining waste. "It is a tragedy that up to...

26 Jun 2015

Top consumer brands pledge to halve food waste by 2025

News / Food & Agriculture

Can we save forests and produce palm oil? Scientists seek answer

...t those promises mean in practice. "Everyone is making commitments to no deforestation or to protect the forest. But when you start delving a little deeper, the strange part of it is that there isn't ...

30 Jul 2015

Can we save forests and produce palm oil? Scientists seek answer

News / Carbon & Climate

Urban homes emit more greenhouse gases than industry

...tors: electricity generation or consumption, domestic and commercial sectors, transportation, industrial, agricultural, livestock and waste. The study also analysed the GHG footprint - total amount of...

23 Mar 2015

Urban homes emit more greenhouse gases than industry

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

2015: One turning point for the planet?

...t on us and it's important to consider what these might be. The effects of climate change are well-reported: From rising sea levels to extreme weather patterns and political instability to the threat ...

8 Jul 2015

2015: One turning point for the planet?