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Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Is Hothouse Earth inevitable?
Nearly 50 years ago, the Club of Rome’s report “Limits to Growth” warned that if economic growth continued apace without regard for the environment, the world could face ecological and economic collap...
22 Oct 2018
Is Hothouse Earth inevitable?
Press Releases /
Johnson Controls
Middle East’s sustainability pioneer, Bee’ah, selects Johnson Controls and Microsoft for its Office of the Future
Bee’ah’s sustainable headquarters will be infused with artificial intelligence across systems and spaces, including a digital concierge for every occupant and visitor. REDMOND, Wash. &mda...
1 May 2019
Middle East’s sustainability pioneer, Bee’ah, selects Johnson Controls and Microsoft for its Office of the Future
Press Releases /
Ricoh
More than 60 government and industry leaders address the Future of Recycling at Ricoh’s 13th Eco Action Day Roundtable
Singapore, 30 May 2019 – Ricoh Asia Pacific (Ricoh), the Japanese multinational imaging electronics company, held its third Eco Action Day Roundtable today at the Ricoh Printing Innovation ...
3 Jun 2019
More than 60 government and industry leaders address the Future of Recycling at Ricoh’s 13th Eco Action Day Roundtable
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Policy & Finance
Singapore business school launches Southeast Asia's first sustainability major
A Singapore business school has launched Southeast Asia's first major on sustainability. The new course at Singapore Management University (SMU) aims to grow and promote the understanding of sustainab...
17 Feb 2019
Singapore business school launches Southeast Asia's first sustainability major
News /
Carbon & Climate
As protests rock Chile, COP25 move shines a spotlight on inequality
As Chile’s recent withdrawal as host of this year’s United Nations climate change conference shows, both climate and social justice are crucial to averting the worst impacts of a warming climate. Las...
5 Nov 2019
As protests rock Chile, COP25 move shines a spotlight on inequality
Opinion /
Green Buildings
Buildings are an ideal but overlooked climate solution
In her speech before the United Nations in September 2019, Greta Thunberg called out the assembled world leaders for their stubborn adherence to the status quo in the face of an escalating climate cri...
5 Nov 2019
Buildings are an ideal but overlooked climate solution
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Carbon & Climate
World heading for 3.2C temperature rise
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should be continued and nuclear power development accelerated towards a 100 per cent carbon-free electricity system.China’s expansion of its coal fleet has been criticised as increasingly o...
29 Nov 2019
World heading for 3.2C temperature rise
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Green Buildings
Which comes first for green buildings: technology transformation or cultural change?
Amid global trends of rapid urbanisation, digitalisation and climate change, the construction sector must transform itself to meet growing demand for infrastructure while reducing damage done to the e...
11 Sep 2019
Which comes first for green buildings: technology transformation or cultural change?
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Transport
Can EVs be green if they run on fossil fuels?
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in its energy mix. Fellow panellist Mikkel Larsen, chief sustainability officer of DBS Bank, agreed that there was a lot of confusion around EVs. “The story that driving an electric vehicl...
31 Aug 2018
Can EVs be green if they run on fossil fuels?
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Energy
Is the future of power transmission beaming electricity with diamonds?
What if you could distribute electricity without pylons and cables? Swiss diamond maker Lake Diamond and energy and water firm TAQA have unveiled a plan to beam energy wirelessly using diamonds, which...
24 Jan 2019
Is the future of power transmission beaming electricity with diamonds?
News /
Energy
Luring power off the grid
The “tremendous expansion” of businesses selling small solar systems in rural areas is one of the success stories of efforts to roll out renewable energy, according to environmental lawyer Alan Miller...
13 Nov 2018
Luring power off the grid
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Carbon & Climate
Study counts lives saved with push for 1.50C climate target
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by 2030. But the high upfront cost of installing
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is an obstacle.Dereje Senshaw, a Korea-based researcher for the GGGI and co-author of the study, says the best way to find the mo...
5 Apr 2018
Study counts lives saved with push for 1.50C climate target
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Policy & Finance
Throwing cash at the Great Barrier Reef won't bring back the corals
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or climate mitigation and adaptation will be forthcoming. The government continues to throw billions of our taxpayer dollars into fossil fuel subsidies while stripping money from effective ...
17 May 2018
Throwing cash at the Great Barrier Reef won't bring back the corals
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Energy
Bioenergy: A solution to three problems?
Indonesia’s riddle of how to balance environmental responsibility with its rapid development—and the energy and manpower needed to keep up the pace—only seems to raise more conundrums therein. This ‘f...
15 Oct 2018
Bioenergy: A solution to three problems?
News /
Carbon & Climate
What happens when bad data drives sustainability policies?
Data allows cities to track their progress, highlight areas for improvement, and set ambitious targets for the future, said panellists at the 2018 Asia-Pacific Carbon Forum in Singapore last week. Bu...
20 Jul 2018
What happens when bad data drives sustainability policies?
Opinion /
Cities
Green gentrification: How climate action in cities can avoid fueling inequality
When Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans 14 years ago, hundreds of thousands of people lost their jobs, homes and possessions. But some people were hit harder than others. Nearly two-thirds of jobs lost...
16 Dec 2019
Green gentrification: How climate action in cities can avoid fueling inequality
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Cities
Despite funding loss, cities vow to continue resilience push
In the Dutch port city of Rotterdam, nine "water plazas" have been created that soak up excess rainfall while offering people a green space to meet and children to play. The city is also planting gard...
10 Jul 2019
Despite funding loss, cities vow to continue resilience push
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Cities
As tourists flock to Malaysian historic city, officials step up climate action
Melaka City in southwestern Malaysia is known for its buildings and heritage that date back to its days as a Portuguese colony from the 16th century. Already a tourism hotspot for both locals and fore...
10 Jul 2019
As tourists flock to Malaysian historic city, officials step up climate action
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Energy
Energy storage’s day in the Singapore sun
Talk about smart grids and renewable energy, and images of gleaming solar panels, spinning wind turbines and roaring hydropower are likely to come to mind. Less so the rows of non-descript batteries w...
11 May 2018
Energy storage’s day in the Singapore sun
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Covid-19 is a product of our unhealthy relationship with animals and the environment
The world is facing unprecedented challenges. At the time of writing, the coronavirus Covid-19 has infected over 3.57 million people globally and as of the 4th of May, 250,134 people have died, accord...
8 May 2020
Covid-19 is a product of our unhealthy relationship with animals and the environment
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Carbon & Climate
Asean risks locking in decades of coal emissions without coordinated, ‘people-centred’ just transition, report warns
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Experts say the region's next challenge is turning climate commitments into enforceable coal retirement plans that protect people, …
Asean risks locking in decades of coal emissions without coordinated, ‘people-centred’ just transition, report warns
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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
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Policy & Finance
From haze law to the Asean power grid: what is at stake for the region this week
Singapore will table changes to its haze law on Tuesday, as Malaysia weighs a law of its own …
From haze law to the Asean power grid: what is at stake for the region this week
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Water
Nearly all global coral reefs face collapse within 50 years: IUCN
Climate-driven heat stress is pushing coral reefs towards widespread ecological collapse – threatening marine biodiversity, coastal livelihoods and …
Nearly all global coral reefs face collapse within 50 years: IUCN
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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Policy & Finance
Nature funding falls for second year, putting global conservation bargain under strain at COP17
Support for protected and conserved areas fell from more than US$1.2 billion in 2023 to US$1 billion in …
Nature funding falls for second year, putting global conservation bargain under strain at COP17
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