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Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
The ides of the climate crisis
On the Ides of March (March 15), the day by which ancient Romans were expected to settle their debts, young people in 60 countries around the world will stage a school walkout to press world leaders f...
14 Mar 2019
The ides of the climate crisis
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Why Asian hospitals need to shrink their carbon footprint
Despite its mandate to protect and save lives, the healthcare sector is a major source of carbon emissions. Hospitals use vast resources, energy-intensive equipment, operate around the clock, and gene...
2 Apr 2019
Why Asian hospitals need to shrink their carbon footprint
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Sooner or later, we have to stop economic growth—and we'll be better for it
Both the US economy and the global economy have expanded dramatically in the past century, as have life expectancies and material progress. Economists raised in this period of plenty assume that growt...
11 Jan 2019
Sooner or later, we have to stop economic growth—and we'll be better for it
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Waste
From plastic producer to pollution fighter: Martyn Tickner on the dilemma facing the war on waste
Martyn Tickner has spent a 40-year career in the petrochemicals industry working for plastic producers, and wants to finish it in a job tackling a problem his industry is often blamed for creating. Th...
20 May 2020
From plastic producer to pollution fighter: Martyn Tickner on the dilemma facing the war on waste
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Carbon & Climate
As Covid-19 pandemic deepens, global wildlife treaty faces scrutiny
The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species, popularly known as CITES, is a rare animal: an international environmental treaty with teeth. It regulates the global trade in some of the ...
18 May 2020
As Covid-19 pandemic deepens, global wildlife treaty faces scrutiny
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Policy & Finance
What’s at stake at the COP25 climate conference?
“Who said it is impossible?”The slogan of October’s COP25 preparatory meeting in Costa Rica was designed to spur global climate action. It was followed, oddly enough, by a series of improbable events....
3 Dec 2019
What’s at stake at the COP25 climate conference?
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Corporate Responsibility
PepsiCo updates sustainable palm oil policy to close supplier loophole
Environmental activists have welcomed food and beverage giant PepsiCo’s move to update its palm oil sustainability policy, following years of pressure over a supply chain tainted by deforestation, pea...
12 Mar 2020
PepsiCo updates sustainable palm oil policy to close supplier loophole
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Transport
Hyperloop promises ultrafast transportation. But what does it mean for the environment?
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industry is beginning to acknowledge. Ahlborn said the concrete needed to construct the hyperloop infrastructure poses another environmental challenge. Concrete will likely be used for the ...
13 Dec 2018
Hyperloop promises ultrafast transportation. But what does it mean for the environment?
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Carbon & Climate
This powder could cheaply capture carbon pollution from power plants
A recent UN report found that to prevent catastrophic climate change, humans will not only need to drastically cut emissions in just a few short years. People will also need to generate power from win...
11 Jan 2019
This powder could cheaply capture carbon pollution from power plants
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Carbon & Climate
Finalists unveiled for The Liveability Challenge 2019
Six ideas to make Asia's bustling cities cleaner, greener places to live and work have made the shortlist for this year's The Liveability Challenge, a global search for solutions that change the way w...
7 May 2019
Finalists unveiled for The Liveability Challenge 2019
Opinion /
Transport
EV or not, Malaysia does not need another national car project
“If you want to be a country of peasants, planting rice and catching fish, okay, we’ll do that for you.” This is what Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad had to say, rather acerbically, in react...
30 Aug 2018
EV or not, Malaysia does not need another national car project
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Policy & Finance
China’s Belt and Road Initiative could lead to 3°C global warming, report warns
China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), one of the most ambitious infrastructure projects in history, promises to improve the lives of 60 per cent of the world’s population by investing US$12 trillion...
2 Sep 2019
China’s Belt and Road Initiative could lead to 3°C global warming, report warns
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
A major scorecard gives the health of Australia’s environment less than 1 out of 10
2019 was the year Australians confronted the fact that a healthy environment is more than just a pretty waterfall in a national park; a nice extra we can do without. We do not survive without air to b...
31 Mar 2020
A major scorecard gives the health of Australia’s environment less than 1 out of 10
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Carbon & Climate
Climate change: six positive news stories you probably missed in 2018
Climate change news can be incredibly depressing. In 2018 alone, The Conversation covered the loss of three trillion tonnes of ice in Antarctica; Brazil’s new president and why he will be disastrous f...
7 Jan 2019
Climate change: six positive news stories you probably missed in 2018
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Energy
Legal fight over Bali coal power plant illuminates Indonesia energy dilemma
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plants also have to reach a power supply agreement with the state-owned utility and such discussions can lack transparency and lead to delays, power experts added. In addition, government l...
28 Jun 2018
Legal fight over Bali coal power plant illuminates Indonesia energy dilemma
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Energy
Australia's rising electricity prices are turning businesses on to
renewables
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Renewables
& Business: Cutting Prices & Pollution. At the same time, prices for wind and solar power generation have fallen substantially, making them price competitive with fossil fuels, whil...
23 May 2018
Australia's rising electricity prices are turning businesses on to renewables
Opinion /
Water
Making ocean protection an investment priority
The Earth’s oceans face many threats, none of which have quick fixes. Still, the solutions are known, and with a sufficiently broad coalition of partners, we can get the ball rolling on a number of fr...
29 Oct 2019
Making ocean protection an investment priority
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Policy & Finance
First Philippine peso green bond by IFC raises US$90 million
The Philippines’ renewable energy sector has received a boost in funding after the International Finance Corporation (IFC) issued its first peso-denominated green bond, worth up to US$90 million, last...
4 Jul 2018
First Philippine peso green bond by IFC raises US$90 million
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Much of Asia still goes to bed unfed
Despite repeatedly faltering on the targets to reduce hunger, the global community renewed its pledge in 2015 to build a hunger-free world by 2030. Ironically, the number of food-insecure people has b...
28 Oct 2019
Much of Asia still goes to bed unfed
Opinion /
Green Buildings
The case for green affordable housing
By the year 2030, an estimated 3 billion more people will need housing, which will require a massive industrialised housing construction boom if production is to keep up with demand. However, the envi...
12 Jul 2019
The case for green affordable housing
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Policy & Finance
COP31 hosts Türkiye, Australia continue to pursue coal expansion ahead of climate talks, says Urgewald report
Though smaller than those of China, India and Indonesia, the COP31 hosts’ coal expansion plans raise questions about …
COP31 hosts Türkiye, Australia continue to pursue coal expansion ahead of climate talks, says Urgewald report
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Energy
Singapore to study geothermal power after survey finds vast potential beneath the city-state
METI minister Tan See Leng also unveiled plans to triple battery storage, a S$75 million fund for cleaner …
Singapore to study geothermal power after survey finds vast potential beneath the city-state
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Energy
Singapore tightens renewable power claims to curb greenwashing, boost clean energy imports
The revised renewable energy certificate standard will build trust in corporate sustainability reporting, Minister of State for Energy, …
Singapore tightens renewable power claims to curb greenwashing, boost clean energy imports
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Cities
‘Heat is no equaliser’: Women and households may be forced to bear cost of Super El Niño
UN Women warns climate shocks can push more unpaid work and health risks onto households, while WHO says …
‘Heat is no equaliser’: Women and households may be forced to bear cost of Super El Niño
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
US tech leaders are urgently calling for rules on AI – China already has them
China has built an extensive framework for regulating AI risks – challenging perceptions that global governance must begin …
US tech leaders are urgently calling for rules on AI – China already has them
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Carbon & Climate
Asia Pacific sees highest heat-related productivity losses at US$2.4 trillion: MSCI study
Real estate firms operating mainly in the region account for most of the companies analysed by MSCI with …
Asia Pacific sees highest heat-related productivity losses at US$2.4 trillion: MSCI study
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