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Food & Agriculture
Does your coffee habit make you a tree-hugging hypocrite? Probably.
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40 litres of water to produce, and the water pollution resulting from wet processing contaminates waterways. A 20
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2 study of
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8 rivers in Ethiopia found negative long-term impacts on macroinvertebra...
20 Sep 2017
Does your coffee habit make you a tree-hugging hypocrite? Probably.
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Policy & Finance
Cracks appear in Malaysia’s building spree
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98
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to 2003. Deciding factors in his victory were Mahathir’s persistent criticism of the costs of some big projects, and charges of corruption in how a number of such projects were financed from
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Ma...
20 Jul 2018
Cracks appear in Malaysia’s building spree
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Energy
The EU got less electricity from coal than renewables in 20
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7
...
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0 per cent in 20
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0. This is a few tenths of a percent more than coal (20.6 per cent) and also more than gas (
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9.7 per cent). Since 20
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0, output from these renewable sources increased by 377TWh, more ...
31 Jan 2018
The EU got less electricity from coal than renewables in 2017
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
The world would be better off if Trump withdraws from the Paris climate deal
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0 billion in climate aid. The US was to provide US$3 billion but has donated just US$
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billion so far. The remaining money is almost certainly not coming. Domino effect? The third risk is the domino ...
23 May 2017
The world would be better off if Trump withdraws from the Paris climate deal
Press Releases /
World Ocean Council
WOC collaboration to ensure business at 20
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7 UN Ocean Conference
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4 February (
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:
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5 PM - 2:30 PM) in Conference room
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of the UN HQ. This side event will bring together business and other stakeholders in an interactive discussion on the role of the private sector ...
16 Feb 2017
WOC collaboration to ensure business at 2017 UN Ocean Conference
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GlacialTech Inc
New 33.6W LED Drivers GP-RS35P-42C(A) with DC Jack output
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dimming function (DC 0-
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0 V, PWM, and Resistor). IP67 rated for environmental protection. Compliant with ErP EU
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94/20
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2, Stage 2 directives for energy related products. No Load consumption is l...
26 Oct 2016
New 33.6W LED Drivers GP-RS35P-42C(A) with DC Jack output
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Policy & Finance
Green and safe, or dirty and dangerous? East Asia's cities grapple with growth
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0 million;
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23 large cities of between
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million and
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0 million people; and 738 medium and small cities with
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00,000 to
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million people, shows the report, which analysed satellite imagery and popula...
9 Feb 2017
Green and safe, or dirty and dangerous? East Asia's cities grapple with growth
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Waste
Plastics leave permanent indestructible legacy
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960 plastic made up less than
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per cent of municipal solid waste; by 2005, in middle and high income countries, it made up more than
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0 per cent. The researchers combed through the industry data to ...
26 Jul 2017
Plastics leave permanent indestructible legacy
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Food & Agriculture
Survival of nearly
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0,000 orangutans in Borneo oil palm estates at stake
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5; and 4) whether companies were RSPO-certified or not. The total area of the mapped estates and concessions was
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3.3 million ha in 20
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5, or about
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7.
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per cent of the land area of Borneo. About 34.
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1 Mar 2017
Survival of nearly 10,000 orangutans in Borneo oil palm estates at stake
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Carbon & Climate
Evaluating Indonesia’s progress on its climate commitments
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per cent reduction by 2030 in the NDC, Indonesia has increasingly stepped up its efforts against climate change. The 20
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5-20
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9 national development planning document set out several climate mitigat...
9 Oct 2017
Evaluating Indonesia’s progress on its climate commitments
Opinion /
Corporate Responsibility
Uberising the Global Goals: Breakthrough business models hold the key
In Part
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of this article, I proposed a different definition of a unicorn company: one that solves a billion-person problem, rather than simply one with a billion-dollar plus valuation. Thus defined, ...
20 Mar 2017
Uberising the Global Goals: Breakthrough business models hold the key
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GlacialTech Inc
GlacialLight's new dimmable 35W LED Ceiling Feature Light: The GL-CFD0
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dimming control supports three operation modes:
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-
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0V,
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0V PWM, and resistance/potentiometer mode. The standard product’s default dimming control adjusts both the main light and the sub light....
16 Aug 2016
GlacialLight's new dimmable 35W LED Ceiling Feature Light: The GL-CFD0
Press Releases /
GAC Enterprise Pte Ltd
Cleantech Marketplace forum in Beijing, China
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-to-
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business matching against one of more than hundred thousand companies in
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3 different markets across ASEAN, China, Japan and Korea. GTH was unveiled to more than 200 participants from countrie...
8 Aug 2016
Cleantech Marketplace forum in Beijing, China
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Overcoming these three challenges can drive sustainable investing into the mainstream
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1
out of every $5 of professionally managed assets is now invested with some consideration for environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors. This represents a
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33 per cent increase in four years...
6 Jan 2017
Overcoming these three challenges can drive sustainable investing into the mainstream
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
4 signs to watch at COP23
...
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.5 degrees C (2.7 degrees F) above pre-industrial levels. That means there is a small window of opportunity left to make the low-carbon transition in ways that are economically and technically manage...
2 Nov 2017
4 signs to watch at COP23
Press Releases /
GlacialTech Inc
New dimmable, energy efficient 33.6W LED driver From GlacialPower
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347-
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:20
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5 and EN6
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347-2-
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3:20
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4 for the GP-HS35P-48CA. EU certification demonstrates compliance with European standards related mainly to safety. Fast set up and versatile LED dimming capabilities ...
14 Sep 2016
New dimmable, energy efficient 33.6W LED driver From GlacialPower
Press Releases /
Greenpeace Southeast Asia
New HSBC ‘no deforestation’ policy first step towards sustainable palm
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097527 Igor O'Neill, International Media for Greenpeace Indonesia Forest Campaign - ioneill@greenpeace.org, Mobile +62 8
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24 Feb 2017
New HSBC ‘no deforestation’ policy first step towards sustainable palm
Opinion /
Cities
Let's bring back the urban health advantage
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in
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0 urban residents breathing clean air. The epidemics of obesity and non-communicable diseases are other public health emergencies with root causes in urban living with long commutes as well as l...
10 Jan 2017
Let's bring back the urban health advantage
News /
Energy
Renewables offer cheaper, more reliable power for Philippines' small islands - report
...
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billion in private investment in the short term, but the sum would be offset by savings of $200 million each year - an expense currently borne by users, the report said. Many of the archipelago nati...
9 May 2017
Renewables offer cheaper, more reliable power for Philippines' small islands - report
News /
Energy
Digital power could save billions, but change will take time
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42GW in 20
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2. In addition, some
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25 million people in Southeast Asia lack access to modern energy services and would stand to benefit from digital “small power”. Changing mindsets Despite the benefit...
20 Dec 2017
Digital power could save billions, but change will take time
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Manufacturing
China’s changing steel sector could leave Australian iron ore behind
Steel slowdown and signals of low-carbon transition in China put Australian ore at a crossroads, as partnerships look …
China’s changing steel sector could leave Australian iron ore behind
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Water
Deadly wildfires leave Borneo wildlife short of water
Wildfires in West Kalimantan are leaving wildlife struggling to find fresh water as forest pools dry up and …
Deadly wildfires leave Borneo wildlife short of water
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Energy
AI, data centres could make Asean clean energy projects bankable as grid plans advance: experts
Long-term power purchases could unlock investment in renewables and transmission as Asean advances cross-border electricity trade, say energy …
AI, data centres could make Asean clean energy projects bankable as grid plans advance: experts
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Carbon & Climate
This year’s haze is set to cost Singapore more than 2015’s S$1.83 billion. Who pays for the losses?
Economists suggest the 2026 haze will cost Singapore more than the 2015 episode, while other estimates state that …
This year’s haze is set to cost Singapore more than 2015’s S$1.83 billion. Who pays for the losses?
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Water
The growing Himalayan risks in Bhutan’s hydropower ties with India
Nepal floods bring renewed focus on neighbour Bhutan’s efforts to protect its economically crucial – but debt generating …
The growing Himalayan risks in Bhutan’s hydropower ties with India
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Manufacturing
China’s EV weight problem
Electric vehicles are getting heavier, making bigger carbon footprints in the factory and on the roads.
China’s EV weight problem
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