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News / Water

Toxic waste flows through Binh Yen

Tonnes of untreated waste in Nam Thanh Commune's Binh Yen village have been discharged into fields and canals, polluting the environment and causing headaches for authorities in northern Nam Dinh Prov...

25 Dec 2013

Toxic waste flows through Binh Yen

News / Energy

Clean energy to beat gas in power mix by 2016, IEA says

Renewable energy may supply more electricity than nuclear reactors or natural gas by 2016, spurred by declining costs and growing demand in emerging markets, the International Energy Agency said. Wind...

27 Jun 2013

Clean energy to beat gas in power mix by 2016, IEA says

News / Manufacturing

Green job growth outpaced all other industries 2010-2011

For people looking to put their finances in the black, a new report suggests they may be wise to look green. That's according to a report released Tuesday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics that breaks...

22 Mar 2013

Green job growth outpaced all other industries 2010-2011

News / Energy

Firm to reduce cost of offshore wind projects

The cost of energy from new UK offshore wind projects can be reduced by 40 percent from 2020 through advancements in technology and clear planning, consenting and support mechanisms from government, D...

4 Mar 2013

Firm to reduce cost of offshore wind projects

News / Energy

New biodiesel rule receives mixed reviews

A new ministerial regulation published this week requiring greater use of biodiesel has received mixed reviews from analysts who claim the ruling will not reduce fuel imports in the short term. Pri Ag...

30 Aug 2013

New biodiesel rule receives mixed reviews

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Preserving nature isn't about aesthetics. It's about necessity.

The term Anthropocene — popularized by Nobel prize–winning chemist Paul Crutzen — refers to a new epoch of Earth’s history in which human activities became a dominant force in shaping the environment....

20 Jan 2014

Preserving nature isn't about aesthetics. It's about necessity.

News / Energy

Boediono calls for faster construction of Sarulla plant

Vice President Boediono has called on relevant parties to speed up the construction of the Sarulla power plant project in North Sumatra, saying that once the geothermal plant generates power, it will ...

12 Apr 2013

Boediono calls for faster construction of Sarulla plant

News / Energy

People may sue hydropower plant developers for harming river

Water is the national property which has been shared among the people in the community. And when a party conducts the behaviors that cause the harm to the others’ benefit, the others can sue the party...

12 Apr 2013

People may sue hydropower plant developers for harming river

Opinion / Energy

Africa’s green shoots

TUNIS – Typhoon Haiyan, which has so ravaged the Philippines, reminds us how vulnerable parts of the world are to the vagaries of weather. Although climate change is not believed to have caused the ty...

19 Nov 2013

Africa’s green shoots

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

Fairtrade: celebrating the first 20 years. What’s next?

The Fairtrade Foundation launched its first products – coffee, chocolate and tea – 20 years ago. As one of the Oxfam types who sat around in the late 80s debating whether UK supermarkets would ever st...

12 Mar 2014

Fairtrade: celebrating the first 20 years. What’s next?

News / Energy

New solar panel fire rating regulations in Australia

From July 16 this year, all makes and models of solar panels installed in Australia will need to have passed a new fire safety test. Safety standard AS5033 will require IEC61730-2 compliance; which c...

27 Feb 2013

New solar panel fire rating regulations in Australia

News / Energy

Nomura says buy Tepco as Fukushima’s cost cap seen

Nomura Holdings Inc is urging investors buy Tokyo Electric Power Co. (9501) bonds after a report that Japan’s government plans to cap the utility’s clean-up costs from the wrecked Fukushima nuclear pl...

17 Dec 2013

Nomura says buy Tepco as Fukushima’s cost cap seen

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

Preventing forest fires in Indonesia: Focus on Riau Province, peatland, and illegal burning

Indonesia’s latest major forest and peat fires left a trail of devastation in their wake. The fires, which reached a peak in March similar to that seen in the June 2013 haze crisis, produced vast amou...

4 Apr 2014

Preventing forest fires in Indonesia: Focus on Riau Province, peatland, and illegal burning

Opinion / Energy

Solar revolution led by outer suburbs

Households across the country are putting solar panels on their roofs at a rate that has exceeded all expectations. This year we hit 1 million rooftops with photovoltaic (PV) solar panels, up from jus...

5 Aug 2013

Solar revolution led by outer suburbs

News / Energy

Hydro, wind power booms in Philippines in 2014

Hydroelectric power remains the most attractive renewable energy investment in the Philippines as eight new mini hydro projects gain approval for construction this year. Hydrotec Renewables, the dev...

13 Jan 2014

Hydro, wind power booms in Philippines in 2014

News / Carbon & Climate

Latin America: Facing off climate change with green innovation

Latin America is likely to see more floods like those wreaking havoc in Mexico, as the effects of climate change make themselves felt. Already highly vulnerable to natural hazards, the region will be ...

26 Sep 2013

Latin America: Facing off climate change with green innovation

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Accelerating toward the climate cliff

A new report by PricewaterhouseCoopers finds humanity has its foot on the accelerator as we head toward a cliff. The only hope is very rapid deployment of carbon-free technology starting ASAP. The t...

9 Nov 2012

Accelerating toward the climate cliff

Press Releases / UNEP Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific Bangkok

Global protection proposed for sharks, rays, sawfish, polar bear and lions

Some of the world’s most endangered species, many of them migratory, are facing unprecedented threats from climate change, habitat destruction to overexploitation and pollution which has led to ...

12 Jun 2014

Global protection proposed for sharks, rays, sawfish, polar bear and lions

News / Water

Sharing the gift of water

Mr Soe Tint, a 59-year-old general worker in Ma Kjee Kan village, used to have to walk 10 minutes to collect water from a shallow 12m well. He did this with two recycled plastic bottles attached to a ...

8 Oct 2013

Sharing the gift of water

News / Energy

Majority of businesses lack confidence in renewable energy framework, survey says

British firms across the renewable energy sector have expressed major concerns over Contracts for Difference and other focal Government energy policies, according to a survey from the Renewable Energy...

19 Mar 2013

Majority of businesses lack confidence in renewable energy framework, survey says