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Opinion / Cities

3 things cities can learn from Cape Town’s impending “Day Zero” water shut-off

...15 and 2016, the national government allocated 40 percent of the province’s water to agriculture, leaving 60 percent to Cape Town. This controversial decision caused a great deal of debate in local po...

19 Feb 2018

3 things cities can learn from Cape Town’s impending “Day Zero” water shut-off

News / Cities

How can Asia's sweltering cities be made more liveable?

...15 to 21 million by 2100, urban growth has led to a 2 degrees Celsius increase in the city's temperature, an 88 per cent decline in forest cover, water and air pollution, a waste crisis and a prolifer...

10 Apr 2018

How can Asia's sweltering cities be made more liveable?

Videos / Waste

Humans, fish, and other animals are consuming microfibres in our food and water

...159 samples of tap water from 14 countries, 12 brands of beer brewed with Laurentian Great Lakes water, and 12 brands of commercial sea salt. Eighty-one percent of the tap water samples contained huma...

9 Jul 2018

Humans, fish, and other animals are consuming microfibres in our food and water

hurricane Maria destruction in Puerto Rico

News / Carbon & Climate

The top 5 carbon and climate stories in 2017

...17 is officially the hottest non-El Nino year ever. While the record temperatures of 2015 and 2016 were explained by the weather phenomenon which brings hot and dry weather to affected areas, this yea...

26 Dec 2017

The top 5 carbon and climate stories in 2017

Press Releases / Royal DSM

DSM Nutritional Products appoints new Asia Pacific Leadership

...1 September 2017, come as DSM continues to drive growth in Asia Pacific. With its nutrition business cluster now spanning multiple industries, DSM is creating new opportunities through high-performing...

22 Aug 2017

DSM Nutritional Products appoints new Asia Pacific Leadership

Press Releases / mitsubishi electric hydronics and it cooling spa

A new futuristic building in Morocco

...18 and 1 air cooled chiller NECS/B 3218. The system is therefore able to provide the ideal temperature and humidity level inside the building all year round, even producing simultaneous cooling and h...

10 Mar 2017

A new futuristic building in Morocco

little girl stands at toilet in Fatehpur Sikri, India

Opinion / Waste

10 reasons we should care about toilets

...1 gram of faeces can contain 10 million viruses, 1 million bacteria, 1,000 parasite cysts, and 100 parasite eggs. 7. Hand-washing with soap after using the toilet is one of the most effective and inex...

18 Nov 2016

10 reasons we should care about toilets

News / Cities

Nature calling: Crammed cities go green for climate, health

...11.4 million-euro project, which began last year and runs until 2022, is developing "nature-based solutions", such as street trees, parks, and green roofs and walls, across 11 European cities. There a...

7 Mar 2018

Nature calling: Crammed cities go green for climate, health

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

ASEAN countries must act together to confront climate change

...1. Changing climatic conditions may affect interstate relations through humanitarian crises, migration, and/or a need for greater imports of vital goods. According to the Global Climate Risk Index, fo...

17 Nov 2017

ASEAN countries must act together to confront climate change

Press Releases / Greenpeace Southeast Asia

Groups call for the national protection of sharks

...100 policymakers, advocates, government officials, and shark enthusiasts gathered on November 10-11 in Silliman University for the 2nd Philippine Shark Summit and made a call for the protection of sha...

15 Nov 2016

Groups call for the national protection of sharks

News / Carbon & Climate

World set for 3.4˚C by 2100

...1.5°C temperature limit. The analysts say China’s emissions growth has slowed dramatically: in the first decade of this century, its emissions grew by 110%, but between 2010 and 2015, growth had slowe...

16 Nov 2017

World set for 3.4˚C by 2100

News / Carbon & Climate

China’s carbon emissions drive global uptick in 2017

...17 caused by flooding and drought in southern China that required more coal power to be brought online. The country’s oil and gas sectors also grew strongly at 5 per cent and 12 per cent, respectively...

15 Nov 2017

China’s carbon emissions drive global uptick in 2017

News / Transport

Infographic: What do Euro 6 emissions standards mean for you?

...10 and particulate matter 2.5, or PM10 and PM2.5, so-called for their size being 10 and 2.5 micrometres or less in diametre, respectively. Because of its size, PM2.5 cannot be filtered by ordinary mas...

18 Apr 2017

Infographic: What do Euro 6 emissions standards mean for you?

News / Food & Agriculture

Debate follows British supermarket chain’s decision to ban palm oil

...1000 tons of palm oil a year. Unilever between 1 and 1.5 million tons a year. If Unilever buys sustainable palm oil it’s a game changer. If Iceland does it changes very little,” Sauven said. He sees I...

14 May 2018

Debate follows British supermarket chain’s decision to ban palm oil

News / Carbon & Climate

Coral reef survival hinges on ‘urgent and rapid’ emissions cuts

...16 (right), measured from aerial surveys. The shading indicates the severity of bleaching, from dark green (<1 per cent of corals bleached), light green (1–10 per cent), yellow (10–30 per cent), or...

17 Mar 2017

Coral reef survival hinges on ‘urgent and rapid’ emissions cuts

News / Carbon & Climate

Humans cause growing heat wave danger

...10, 10,000 are known to have died in Russia, in 2015 the heat killed 2,000 in India. Since 1980, researchers have recorded more than 800 instances in which heat extremes claimed lives. And now, Camil...

13 Nov 2017

Humans cause growing heat wave danger

News / Policy & Finance

IUCN, other global NGOs, UN likely to see major budget cuts under Trump

...18 budget remains in limbo – the U.S. Congress has now kicked a budget vote down the road four times, moving it from September 2017, passed two missed December dates, and now to 19 January 2018. And t...

9 Jan 2018

IUCN, other global NGOs, UN likely to see major budget cuts under Trump

News / Energy

Shell’s green plan underwhelms critics

...1-2 billion per year in renewables, and electric vehicles between 2018 and 2020. The group said its announcement was a response to shareholder pressure and the targets in the Paris Agreement on cutti...

11 Dec 2017

Shell’s green plan underwhelms critics

Person protesting against fossil fuel energy stations at COP23

Opinion / Policy & Finance

4 reasons for countries to enhance their NDCs by 2020

...1. Current NDCs need to be strengthened to achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement At the 2015 climate summit in Paris, countries agreed to limit warming to well below 2 degrees C (3.6 degrees F) abo...

10 Nov 2017

4 reasons for countries to enhance their NDCs by 2020

News / Waste

Tinder for food: App shares leftovers for a healthier planet

...18 months ago," said Kendall, who volunteers for OLIO. Shops and restaurants have changed their behaviour too, said Noa Bodner, another OLIO user and volunteer. The 41-year-old London-based actress an...

4 Dec 2017

Tinder for food: App shares leftovers for a healthier planet