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Press Releases / Lomax Interiors

GA Studio Architects bring eco-design to UK college

...tudio Architects have been commissioned to design two new annexes for a leading North West sixth form. Ashton Sixth Form College hasn’t yet been given university status, however with the additi...

8 Oct 2014

GA Studio Architects bring eco-design to UK college

Opinion / Transport

Singapore: World's first tropical cycling city?

...ther. So why has it not taken off? The cycling challenge Its hot, humid weather is oft cited as an obstacle. Safety is also an issue. But these are not insurmountable obstacles. To some extent, the Si...

26 Aug 2015

Singapore: World's first tropical cycling city?

Press Releases / Advanced Plasma Power

Advanced Plasma Power shortlisted for Department for Transport grant

...tration Competition the Department for Transport aims to support the construction of up to 3 demonstration biofuel plants, the first of their kind in the UK. The process is exploiting residual waste,...

15 Apr 2015

Advanced Plasma Power shortlisted for Department for Transport grant

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

Don't neglect farmers when it comes to finance

...tly addressed: namely targeting investments to get science and innovation into farmers’ hands. Agriculture is critical to many The good news is that the draft outcome document for this Third Internat...

29 Apr 2015

Don't neglect farmers when it comes to finance

Press Releases / Greenpeace Southeast Asia

Running priest leads BasuRUN against Canadian toxic waste

...tion, an international treaty that regulates toxic waste shipments. The Basel Convention prohibits illegal toxic waste trade and requires the exporting country, in this case Canada, to take back the i...

10 Mar 2015

Running priest leads BasuRUN against Canadian toxic waste

Press Releases / ClimateCare

Jaguar Land Rover launches new project providing safe water at school

...tudents’ health, education and employment prospects. Teams of LifeStraw staff will visit the schools each term to see that they are used correctly and to carry out further education, as part of ...

7 Oct 2015

Jaguar Land Rover launches new project providing safe water at school

News / Energy

Future grows darker for solar energy growth in Japan

...try participants say METI's actions mean it does not make commercial sense to invest in the renewables sector. "I really can't understand what METI is up to. It certainly appears they are trying to ki...

30 Jul 2014

Future grows darker for solar energy growth in Japan

News / Waste

Assessment questions plastics' non-hazardous ranking

...ts were tightly regulated. "It is quite interesting that within the medical field… a plastic product, such as an artificial joint, cannot go on the market until it has been adequately tested to determ...

24 Apr 2015

Assessment questions plastics' non-hazardous ranking

News / Cities

Jurong Lake Gardens on the cards

...t we site the terminus in the Jurong Lake District? We are discussing it with the Malaysians, we have not settled it yet, but if we get the high-speed rail terminus in the Jurong Lake District, then t...

18 Aug 2014

Jurong Lake Gardens on the cards

News / Water

Shower like an astronaut

...ter "footprint", is huge. "Hotel guests often take significantly longer showers than they usually do at home. They often think that it is nice to get to waste water and energy when they are not at hom...

3 Mar 2015

Shower like an astronaut

News / Policy & Finance

Green bonds sell big in 2014 as finance bids to help climate

...tainability, he said. Interested investors and issuers are willing to give it time to grow, and to improve their standards. The Climate Bonds Initiative, a London nonprofit that promotes investments t...

19 Dec 2014

Green bonds sell big in 2014 as finance bids to help climate

News / Carbon & Climate

Tuvalu climate change family win NZ residency appeal

...ther it would be unjust to send a person back to their country. "Obviously their character, the fact they're going to contribute to New Zealand and that they have a connection to New Zealand is also t...

5 Aug 2014

Tuvalu climate change family win NZ residency appeal

News / Food & Agriculture

The top 5 food and agriculture stories in 2015

...t and peatland fires in Indonesia plagued Southeast Asia for about three months this year, drawing the world's attention to the link between the agriculture sector and forest destruction. Pulp and pap...

28 Dec 2015

The top 5 food and agriculture stories in 2015

News / Green Buildings

5 ideas for greener living

...ture lovers might wonder if the products they buy inevitably contribute to this trend. To address these concerns Indonesian furniture brand Mountain Teak has made it a point to get most of its raw mat...

4 Sep 2015

5 ideas for greener living

News / Transport

To clean up air in cities, govt plans biofuel, electric buses

...to push new technology in public transport system. Citing how use of alternate fuel can help state transport corporations, the minister said, "Several state transport corporations running diesel buse...

19 Dec 2014

To clean up air in cities, govt plans biofuel, electric buses

Press Releases / EarthCheck

EarthCheck extends partnership with InterContinental Hotels Group

...tel companies, InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG), to support its commitment to delivering the highest level of sustainable operations and community engagement. Last year IHG announced that its IHG ...

27 Feb 2015

EarthCheck extends partnership with InterContinental Hotels Group

Opinion / Corporate Responsibility

The evolution of CSR in Singapore

...tant, its adopters here are still in the minority. At the summit, Mr Kwek called for the Prime Minister's Office to consider adopting the compact in order to give it a stronger mandate to realise its ...

2 Sep 2015

The evolution of CSR in Singapore

News / Transport

Environmental study before building offshore airport

...ter the construction of Japan's Kansai airport was completed in 1987, they had to cope with the settlement of the runway, which is getting serious year by year. Because the airport is built on the sea...

18 Sep 2014

Environmental study before building offshore airport

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

'The Greening of Asia': Some good news, finally

...technology innovation and slashing red tape. Rather than adopt the “get dirty, get rich, get clean” strategy, Asia will be far better served if it thought about the sustainability from the get-go, he ...

14 May 2015

'The Greening of Asia': Some good news, finally

Press Releases / Greenpeace Southeast Asia

Greenpeace climbers leave Arctic oil drilling rig

...to take action in their own way, to help save the Arctic. “It's astounding that Shell seems to think it has the right to jeopardize our environment and our economy, without being accountable to...

13 Apr 2015

Greenpeace climbers leave Arctic oil drilling rig