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News / Energy

Fukushima nuclear fuel removal begins

A giant crane removed two rods packed with nuclear fuel from the Fukushima nuclear plant yesterday, the beginning of a delicate and long process to reduce the risk of more radiation escaping from the ...

19 Jul 2012

Fukushima nuclear fuel removal begins

Asia Pacific Resources International Ltd.

News / Carbon & Climate

APRIL accused of ‘greenwashing’ with Riau Conservation Project

Environmental groups accused Indonesia’s second-largest pulp and paper company Asia Pacific Resources International Ltd. (April) of using a $17 million peatland restoration project in Riau’s heavily d...

18 Sep 2013

APRIL accused of ‘greenwashing’ with Riau Conservation Project

Opinion / Transport

Want to help the Philippines after Typhoon Haiyan? Don't send your old shoes

Typhoon Haiyan is one of the strongest storms ever to make landfall and its impact for Filipinos has been devastating. Current UN and Philippine government estimates indicate more than 9.5 million peo...

12 Nov 2013

Want to help the Philippines after Typhoon Haiyan? Don't send your old shoes

Press Releases / StarHub

StarHub customers can save planet with StarHub Rewards Points

Singapore, 22 March 2013 – StarHub customers can now do their bit to save our planet using their StarHub Rewards Points. From 22 March 2013, under StarHub’s Rewards Redemption programme, c...

22 Mar 2013

StarHub customers can save planet with StarHub Rewards Points

News / Waste

Waste revolution a boost for 'green' steel

Rubber, plastics and palm waste are not ingredients most people associate with steel girders and beams. New technology developed and commercialised in Australia, though, “could change the way we think...

13 May 2013

Waste revolution a boost for 'green' steel

News / Energy

Green light for Japan's geothermal industry

The Fukushima nuclear disaster has eased long-standing opposition to the expansion of Japan's geothermal industry. The country has had no new large geothermal projects in the past 16 years because of ...

5 Nov 2012

Green light for Japan's geothermal industry

News / Water

China coal-fired economy dying of thirst as mines lack water

At first glance, Daliuta in northern China appears to have a river running through it. A closer look reveals the stretch of water in the center is a pond, dammed at both ends. Beyond the barriers, the...

24 Jul 2013

China coal-fired economy dying of thirst as mines lack water

News / Policy & Finance

Asia Pacific countries weak in natural resource governance

A good deal of secrecy is still prevalent in how natural resources are managed by countries in the Asia Pacific (Apac) region, according to the Resource Governance Index released by the Revenue Watch ...

22 May 2013

Asia Pacific countries weak in natural resource governance

News / Corporate Responsibility

Report: Australian property sector failing on sustainability

Some of Australia’s property companies are gaining top global accolades for their sustainability performance but according to a damning new report the commercial property sector as a whole is failing ...

6 Feb 2014

Report: Australian property sector failing on sustainability

Opinion / Energy

Energy is critical to achieving the Millennium Development Goals

In the lead up to the UN General Assembly, the Skoll World Forum partnered with Johnson & Johnson, the United Nations Foundation and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to produce an online deba...

6 Sep 2013

Energy is critical to achieving the Millennium Development Goals

News / Waste

Reducing waste through behavioural change

Derek Stephenson, director of Global Solutions for the Reclay Group, has spent more than 30 years developing recycling programmes. So it comes as a surprise when he says that he initially had “no expe...

29 Apr 2014

Reducing waste through behavioural change

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

UN Reports its Greenhouse Gas Emissions on Journey Towards Climate Neutrality

United Nations Reports its Greenhouse Gas Emissions on Journey Towards Climate Neutrality New York, 21 June 2013 – The United Nations today launched the fourth edition of Moving Towards a Clima...

21 Jun 2013

UN Reports its Greenhouse Gas Emissions on Journey Towards Climate Neutrality

Press Releases / TUM CREATE

TUM CREATE showcases EV technologies with e-taxi launch at Tokyo

Features 15-minute super-fast charging as solution to EV range challenge Extensive use of energy- and weight-saving materials and technologies Infotainment system allows passengers to control climat...

22 Nov 2013

TUM CREATE showcases EV technologies with e-taxi launch at Tokyo

News / Transport

Airlines face carbon-reduction verdict on $708 billion industry

Nations from the U.S. to Russia and the European Union are set for the final showdown over the first-ever global commitment to designing an emissions-reduction market tool for the $708 billion airline...

24 Sep 2013

Airlines face carbon-reduction verdict on $708 billion industry

Opinion / Waste

Asia's smart cities and the need for policy to catch up

Smart cities use technology to allow growing urban areas to manage the challenges of urbanisation, pollution, diminishing resources and to encourage sustainable economic growth. Advanced Plasma Power,...

28 Jun 2013

Asia's smart cities and the need for policy to catch up

Opinion / Water

Exxon Valdez 25th anniversary: Lessons learned, lessons lost

In recognition of this month's 25-year anniversary of the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill in Alaska (March 24), this seems a good time to reflect on lessons learned, and lessons lost. 1. Oil spill "cleanu...

7 Mar 2014

Exxon Valdez 25th anniversary: Lessons learned, lessons lost

Opinion / Energy

Wind and solar opportunities in Vietnam

As one of the fastest growing economies in the region, Vietnam has seen its electricity demand grow by 15% per year during the last decade, and is expected to see an average annual growth between 11% ...

26 Jul 2013

Wind and solar opportunities in Vietnam

News / Manufacturing

Plastic waste causes US$13 billion damage to marine ecosystems: UNEP

Concern is growing over the threat that widespread plastic waste poses to marine life, with conservative estimates of the overall financial damage of plastics to marine ecosystems standing at US$13 bi...

24 Jun 2014

Plastic waste causes US$13 billion damage to marine ecosystems: UNEP

News / Policy & Finance

Obama said to ban new coal plants without carbon controls

New coal plants would need to install expensive equipment to limit climate-change emissions under a proposal the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is close to issuing, according to people familiar ...

12 Sep 2013

Obama said to ban new coal plants without carbon controls

News / Carbon & Climate

Air pollution takes toll on China’s tourism

China, one of the most visited countries in the world, has seen sharply fewer tourists this year — with worsening air pollution partly to blame. Numbers of foreign visitors have declined following Jan...

14 Aug 2013

Air pollution takes toll on China’s tourism