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The changing complexion of divestment, as managing polluters turns vogue
Last month, Princeton University’s endowment manager promised to eliminate holdings in publicly traded fossil fuel firms. It follows a similar move just weeks earlier, when over on the west coast of t...
11 Oct 2022
The changing complexion of divestment, as managing polluters turns vogue
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Climate change cannot be abated without effective carbon pricing
...
renewables
, the current pace of change is still far too slow. According to statistics on recent primary energy consumption, the share of renewable sources now stands at about 5 per cent of primary ene...
9 Apr 2021
Climate change cannot be abated without effective carbon pricing
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Carbon & Climate
Economic disruption, protectionism and energy shortages will put climate policies to the test
Emerging economies are likely to feel the sharper end of climate policies, including carbon border adjustment taxes, given they lag in the transition away from fossil fuels, said experts from BlackRoc...
10 Nov 2021
Economic disruption, protectionism and energy shortages will put climate policies to the test
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Energy
Cholera tragedy in Indian village sheds light on power debts
Clean water had just started sputtering from newly installed taps in Pachdongri village in western India last month when the power supply to the hilly hamlet was cut off for unpaid bills. Residents li...
23 Aug 2022
Cholera tragedy in Indian village sheds light on power debts
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Carbon & Climate
IEA:
Renewables
should overtake coal 'within five years' to secure 1.5C goal
...
renewables
and around a tenth from nuclear. This is shown in the chart below, where
renewables
(red line) become the largest source of energy by 2030 and continue a meteoric rise thereafter. (Note the...
19 May 2021
IEA: Renewables should overtake coal 'within five years' to secure 1.5C goal
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Carbon & Climate
Community, connectivity foster healthier reefs, marine life in Bali: study
Bali lies at the heart of the Pacific Coral Triangle, an area of the ocean that supports the greatest diversity of coral species in the world. The reefs around the Indonesian island provide food and s...
10 May 2022
Community, connectivity foster healthier reefs, marine life in Bali: study
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Resisting Brazil's retreat from green
In 2021, deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon reached its highest level since 2006, while illegal mining in the legally protected Yanomami Indigenous lands increased by 46 per cent. Such gold mining...
9 May 2022
Resisting Brazil's retreat from green
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Policy & Finance
Vincent Bakker leaves startup he co-founded to join Entoria Energy
Vincent Bakker, the chief finance officer of renewable energy finance firm Positive Energy, has moved on from the company he co-founded to join Entoria Energy. Singapore-based Entoria Energy is a deve...
5 Feb 2021
Vincent Bakker leaves startup he co-founded to join Entoria Energy
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Energy
EU plans may boost Asian nuclear ambitions but progress likely to stutter, say analysts
...
renewables
will make up about two-thirds of the mix. “I think we'll begin to see the beginning of a trend by 2050. But will it massively change the picture from where we are today? I doubt it very muc...
17 Jan 2022
EU plans may boost Asian nuclear ambitions but progress likely to stutter, say analysts
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TEDx 2021: How can we reconcile progress and sustainability?
On April 28th, 2021, the ESSEC Business School (Worldwide Ranking #3 the Financial Times 2020) will be holding this year’s installment of the TEDxESSECAsiaPacific talks in the prestigious Nation...
14 Apr 2021
TEDx 2021: How can we reconcile progress and sustainability?
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Cities
The infrastructure of recovery
Physical infrastructure has a critical role to play in supporting the post-pandemic recovery and in laying the longer-term foundations for green, resilient and inclusive development. A growing body of...
5 Apr 2022
The infrastructure of recovery
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Energy
Conflicting studies map the controversy surrounding forest biomass
In a rare interview in December 2019, the CEO of the world’s largest company that burns woody biomass to generate electricity stressed how his immense wood pellet-fired power plant — United Kingdom-ba...
14 Jul 2021
Conflicting studies map the controversy surrounding forest biomass
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Manufacturing
Conservation vs concrete: the fight to save New Zealand's Pakiri beach
Some have called it a David and Goliath battle. On one end of the fight is McCallum Bros Limited, the biggest supplier of sand in Auckland, New Zealand. Since the 1940s, McCallum Bros has been extrac...
16 Aug 2022
Conservation vs concrete: the fight to save New Zealand's Pakiri beach
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Carbon & Climate
Shanghai leads way in China’s carbon transition
...
renewables
account for 8 per cent of its energy mix by 2025, compared to 1.6 per cent in 2019. One expert who took part in the drafting of Shanghai’s peak carbon action plan said the city is short of ...
28 Jun 2021
Shanghai leads way in China’s carbon transition
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Energy
US bans imports of solar panel material tied to forced labour in China
...
renewables
— solar in particular — and strong actions against these imports are going to slow that down.” American solar companies like Brooklyn SolarWorks agree. Its chief executive and founder T.R....
21 Jul 2021
US bans imports of solar panel material tied to forced labour in China
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Transport
Renewables
firm dishes out free EV chargers with solar and energy efficiency projects. Will this propel the energy transition in cities?
...
Renewables
sees a "crucial need to support the installation of EV charging units at corporate and private levels", said Edgare Kerkwijk, managing director at Urban
Renewables
. Office buildings, shoppi...
15 Jan 2021
Renewables firm dishes out free EV chargers with solar and energy efficiency projects. Will this propel the energy transition in cities?
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Energy
Nuclear industry’s propaganda war rages on
...
renewables
plus energy storage could provide it more cheaply and quickly. Most nuclear weapons states acknowledge the link between their civil and weapons industries. Canada is one of the few non-nucl...
4 Jun 2021
Nuclear industry’s propaganda war rages on
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Carbon & Climate
Climate cooperation knows no borders
International climate scientists have agreed that in order to keep global warming to within 1.5 degrees Celsius and to avoid disastrous consequences, the world needs to reach net zero carbon emissions...
12 Oct 2021
Climate cooperation knows no borders
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Food & Agriculture
Burning forests to make energy: EU and world grapple with biomass science
The European Commission won widespread praise in July when it released details fleshing out its climate change mitigation plan as part of the European Union’s Green Deal. The announcement highlighted ...
23 Aug 2021
Burning forests to make energy: EU and world grapple with biomass science
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Policy & Finance
Credit Suisse joins growing list of banks shunning deep-sea mining
Credit Suisse has committed to rule out financing deep-sea mining. The Swiss multinational bank published new lending guidelines for sectors with high environmental, social and governance (ESG) risk o...
29 Apr 2022
Credit Suisse joins growing list of banks shunning deep-sea mining
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Transport & Logistics
EV adoption in Southeast Asia shows promise but more incentives needed to scale mobility across markets
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Despite strong growth in electric vehicle uptake over the past decade, Southeast Asia's transition remains uneven. Solutions such …
EV adoption in Southeast Asia shows promise but more incentives needed to scale mobility across markets
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Waste Management
Malaysia’s EPR rollout must move beyond voluntary action to create a level playing field, says expert
The success of the Malaysia's recycling transformation will depend on whether policymakers can establish an EPR framework that …
Malaysia’s EPR rollout must move beyond voluntary action to create a level playing field, says expert
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Cities
Our stories change: In this UNESCO Creative City, climate action is stitched with artistry
From Indigenous embroidery to community murals and heirloom seeds, artists and cultural workers in UNESCO Creative City Iloilo …
Our stories change: In this UNESCO Creative City, climate action is stitched with artistry
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Policy & Finance
‘Companies are not going to be reporting less’: GRI chief on the future of sustainability disclosure
The boss of the world's most-widely used sustainability reporting framework talks about the impact of AI on reporting, …
'Companies are not going to be reporting less': GRI chief on the future of sustainability disclosure
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Energy
Can China’s zero-carbon industrial parks go global?
Incentives for greener industry overseas exist, but there are obstacles too.
Can China’s zero-carbon industrial parks go global?
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Transport & Logistics
Fishers struggle as Gwadar port grows
Twenty years of foreign investment turned a town on Pakistan’s coast into a huge port, which fishers say …
Fishers struggle as Gwadar port grows
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