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Mumbai heatwave leaves fewer fish in the sea for women sellers

...ther officials. Located on the Arabian Sea, a particularly fast-warming part of the Indian Ocean, the city has experienced unseasonal rains, cyclones and extreme heat in the past five years. The impac...

13 Apr 2022

Mumbai heatwave leaves fewer fish in the sea for women sellers

array of solar panels on Srinakarin Lake in Kanchanaburi Province, Thailand

News / Energy

Climate-positive, high-tech metals are polluting Earth, but there are solutions

...the end, the TCEs themselves may become pollutants when released back into the environment as emissions or waste. In the urgent rush to curb climate change, the risks posed by TCEs are being little ad...

17 Mar 2022

Climate-positive, high-tech metals are polluting Earth, but there are solutions

News / Carbon & Climate

Malaysian officials dampen plans for giant, secret carbon deal in Sabah

...the sale of these rights could choke off access for communities that depend on these forests. Perhaps the most significant issue they have was not with the deal itself, but the way it came about. “We ...

14 Feb 2022

Malaysian officials dampen plans for giant, secret carbon deal in Sabah

News / Policy & Finance

Climate activist Vanessa Nakate urges Africa to ditch fossil fuels

...the Trust Conference. "The climate crisis is not robbing them of their futures. It is robbing them of their present. It is robbing them of their very survival," she added. Nakate recalled a young b...

28 Oct 2022

Climate activist Vanessa Nakate urges Africa to ditch fossil fuels

News / Transport

The place of biodiesel as China eyes carbon neutrality

...their motivations and available resources. Brazil and the US produce it from soy because they grow so much. In the EU, the main feedstock is locally grown rapeseed. In order to meet targets on transpo...

15 Sep 2022

The place of biodiesel as China eyes carbon neutrality

News / Transport

Are Singapore Formula One Grand Prix green claims glossing over huge carbon footprint?

...their carbon emissions come from flying crew and equipment around the world – not including their fans who jet in to watch the races. This is not mentioned on their website when they are talking about...

30 Sep 2022

Are Singapore Formula One Grand Prix green claims glossing over huge carbon footprint?

News / Energy

Singapore could use nuclear power if world fragments on energy transition: report

...thermal energy from the earth's crust can be harnessed in Singapore. The country currently does not use geothermal energy but is studying the option, with results expected at the end of the year. Nei...

22 Mar 2022

Singapore could use nuclear power if world fragments on energy transition: report

News / Policy & Finance

Widodo administration issues long-delayed rules to protect migrant fishing workers

...when they plan to withdraw their lawsuit. Marine activists have welcomed the issuance of the government regulation, which they say should help improve the global fisheries sector. They note that force...

18 Jun 2022

Widodo administration issues long-delayed rules to protect migrant fishing workers

News / Transport

Shipping trade measures real carbon emissions for first time

...the technology used, which makes tracking the decarbonisation of the sector unreliable. The cost of hardware, high temperatures in exhaust stacks and harsh weather conditions have further stalled effo...

28 Apr 2022

Shipping trade measures real carbon emissions for first time

News / Policy & Finance

How will India achieve the new global goals for nature?

...the Aichi Biodiversity Targets, the predecessor to the GBF. The Aichi targets were adopted at CBD COP10 in 2010. “Now, the challenge is figuring out how to internalise the new 23 targets [under the GB...

30 Jan 2023

How will India achieve the new global goals for nature?

A tiger cub crosses the road in Bandhavgarh National Park, India.

News / Cities

Road project threatens to derail Nepal’s conservation gains—study

...the TX2 Award for doubling the population of the endangered species since 2010. Amid the celebrations, conservationists feared the precariousness of that success as they had just mourned the death of ...

21 Mar 2022

Road project threatens to derail Nepal’s conservation gains—study

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

As key stakeholders in higher education, students should have greater say in decision-making

...the #NoMoreTopDown petition, claiming that these decisions are “ineffective, lacking in transparency, and undermine the welfare of the affected communities”. At the time of writing, the petition has g...

10 Feb 2022

As key stakeholders in higher education, students should have greater say in decision-making

News / Corporate Responsibility

Everybody wants to do right by nature. They just need a nudge, study shows

...The scientists also observed the differences in people’s behaviour based on whether they were confronted with a written or a face-to-face interaction featuring either a positive message — highlighting...

4 Oct 2021

Everybody wants to do right by nature. They just need a nudge, study shows

News / Food & Agriculture

Palm oil audit hopes to clean up ‘very dirty’ Indonesian industry

...the company] better and more efficient so that they could control the market, then that’s fine. But the problem here is that they’re [becoming] dominant because they control the permits.” A 2013 minis...

30 Jun 2022

Palm oil audit hopes to clean up ‘very dirty’ Indonesian industry

News / Carbon & Climate

Egyptian presidency blamed for omission of climate demands in latest COP27 draft deal

...they played little part in causing, received a boost in the early hours of Friday (18 November), when the European Union issued a proposal that received the support of some developing countries. The E...

18 Nov 2022

Egyptian presidency blamed for omission of climate demands in latest COP27 draft deal

A pileated gibbon found in the Botum Sakor National Park

News / Policy & Finance

Has a ‘dirty gambling company’ set the standard for habitat destruction in Cambodia?

...the beauty of these places soon disappears because they’re so busy developing the hell out of everything that you end up with a mess. There needs to be some care over how they develop things and this ...

8 Feb 2022

Has a ‘dirty gambling company’ set the standard for habitat destruction in Cambodia?

News / Carbon & Climate

Net-zero claims of world's 25 biggest corporations lack integrity: study

...The CCRM report scored companies based on whether their net-zero pledges addressed upstream and downstream emissions, their own direct emissions, and the extent to which they compensated for their car...

8 Feb 2022

Net-zero claims of world's 25 biggest corporations lack integrity: study

News / Energy

Indonesia to make major green energy deal with rich nations at G20

...the deal would be unveiled at the Bali gathering of leaders of the world's top 20 economies from Nov. 15-16. It has the potential to be "a big win for the presidency" of Indonesia's Joko Widodo,...

21 Oct 2022

Indonesia to make major green energy deal with rich nations at G20

A farmer walks within a regenerative agriculture project in the Brazilian Amazon

News / Food & Agriculture

Can regenerative agriculture transform palm oil?

...the pressure of those monocultures on the land. “You might need more land to produce the same [amount of palm oil], but you’re producing several other things there as well. So the overall environmenta...

28 Mar 2022

Can regenerative agriculture transform palm oil?

News / Water

New global commission to redefine water governance unveiled at Davos

...The Commission, a two-year initiative, is an independent body convened by the Government of the Netherlands and facilitated by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). The th...

27 May 2022

New global commission to redefine water governance unveiled at Davos

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