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Green groups re-think massive Paris climate march after attacks

...floods, droughts or rising sea levels. Activists could be encouraged to take to social media instead of to the streets. The march had been due to start at the Place de la Republique, in the neighbourh...

16 Nov 2015

Green groups re-think massive Paris climate march after attacks

Singapore Central Business District with joggers

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Singapore's new Climate Action Plan a milestone in its climate journey

...flooding; a new heat stress information system to help the public better plan outdoor activities as temperatures are projected to rise by 1.4 to 4.6 degrees Celsius towards the end of the century; a n...

26 Jul 2016

Singapore's new Climate Action Plan a milestone in its climate journey

Opinion / Policy & Finance

The case for burning ivory

...flood the market and suppress the price. Indeed, with legalized trade undermining demand-reduction efforts, the price of ivory is likely to remain high, ensuring that poaching continues. Some southern...

3 May 2016

The case for burning ivory

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate change to drastically alter face of Bengal Bay: Experts

...floods in India more than doubled between 1953 and 2003. In Bangladesh, 60 per cent of the country is already flood-prone. For centuries, farmers, fishermen and others weather dependent livelihoods ba...

20 Mar 2015

Climate change to drastically alter face of Bengal Bay: Experts

News / Water

Do you know the true cost of water?

...flooding, financial such as credit ratings and regulatory risks, and even reputational risks, Veolia says. “Usually people just think about water shortages, but actually too much water, flooding, that...

1 Sep 2015

Do you know the true cost of water?

News / Water

Coal is parching the planet as well as cooking it, says new report

...flood season, water is so polluted it can’t be used for agriculture. Despite the worsening environmental crisis in the region, the area’s coal industry is still expanding. In 2020, the Kuye Basin’s co...

30 Mar 2016

Coal is parching the planet as well as cooking it, says new report

News / Energy

Clean energy is win-win for the US

...floods, hurricanes, drought or heatwaves. They also do not consider coastal damage from sea level rise, or the costs to agriculture of drought that might be saved by emissions reductions. Cleaner air ...

14 Mar 2016

Clean energy is win-win for the US

News / Carbon & Climate

Almost all Everest glaciers may disappear by end of century

...flood events for communities downstream. “Glacier retreat can also result in the formation and growth of lakes dammed by glacial debris. Avalanches and earthquakes can breach the dams, causing catastr...

28 May 2015

Almost all Everest glaciers may disappear by end of century

News / Waste

Hitting the water, waste and energy sweet spot

...flooding or over-using groundwater. This provides a more integrated understanding of how water impacts their business beyond the simple price charged for the water used in their operations. Veolia’s h...

15 Aug 2016

Hitting the water, waste and energy sweet spot

News / Water

23 major reservoirs have deficient water levels; 18 are highly deficient

...flood, production of power, navigation and downstream releases. The monitoring reveals that until the end of August this year, reservoirs had reported a dip of 13 per cent as compared to last year (Au...

9 Sep 2015

23 major reservoirs have deficient water levels; 18 are highly deficient

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Climate justice and an end to fossil fuels: The Paris agreement won’t satisfy activists

...Flood the system” and “Connect the dots”. Flood the system is a reference to anti-capitalist protests during the peak of the financial crisis. Connecting the dots means recognising the links between c...

15 Dec 2015

Climate justice and an end to fossil fuels: The Paris agreement won’t satisfy activists

News / Carbon & Climate

Asia’s climate goals “virtually impossible” without cooperation

...flooding, famine and rising sea levels sweep the region. It is therefore crucial for Asia to collectively address the issue of climate change and cooperate across all segments of society – from govern...

12 Dec 2015

Asia’s climate goals “virtually impossible” without cooperation

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Towards a more reflective planet

...flood damage. Albedo modification remains uncertain and risky, owing partly to a dearth of organized research into the subject. And, in fact, albedo modification would undoubtedly make some things wor...

20 Jun 2016

Towards a more reflective planet

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Eco-Business heads to COP21

...floods and storms as well rising sea levels that will see coastal cities submerged if not addressed. For countries that are already experiencing these adverse effects, the UN agreement will also seek ...

25 Nov 2015

Eco-Business heads to COP21

News / Food & Agriculture

Filipinos want new leaders to take action on food

Eight out of 10 Filipinos said that they would vote for a candidate during the General Election in May who has pledged to make food security and farmers' needs top priorities for the government. This...

15 Jan 2016

Filipinos want new leaders to take action on food

News / Policy & Finance

Queen Of The Netherlands: financial inclusion required to help smallholder farmers adapt to climate change

All sectors of society require access to financial services, Queen Maxima of the Netherlands reminded participants during an adaptation conference that happened in Rotterdam last week. She says global...

19 May 2016

Queen Of The Netherlands: financial inclusion required to help smallholder farmers adapt to climate change

News / Carbon & Climate

Global warming can have adverse regional impacts

...flooding in the UK. And they found significant reductions in summer storm activity over as much as 80 per cent of the land area in the mid-latitudes. In winter, the findings were more patchy – but the...

28 Dec 2015

Global warming can have adverse regional impacts

News / Carbon & Climate

Eyes in the sky see seas rising alarmingly faster

...floods, heat waves and sea level rise. Since it takes an average of 30 years from planning to complete construction of a major flood barrier to protect a city, the report warns that the problem needs ...

30 Mar 2015

Eyes in the sky see seas rising alarmingly faster

News / Cities

Unlocking India's potential through smart cities

...floods, which many analysts have blamed on the breakneck pace of urbanisation resulting in improper city planning and drainage. India’s government, acutely aware of the need to address these issues, ...

30 Aug 2016

Unlocking India's potential through smart cities

Press Releases / Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd

Water Expo China 2016 concluded a success with 14,246 local and overseas visitors

...flood control. Ms Kirsten Brinkmann, Manager of Trade Fairs and Exhibitions at Bayern International, commented: “It was the third time for the Bavarian German Pavilion to return and our goal wa...

4 Jan 2017

Water Expo China 2016 concluded a success with 14,246 local and overseas visitors

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