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Food & Agriculture
The grapes of trash
German monk and theologian Martin Luther probably said it best: “Beer is made by men, wine by God.” It’s true — the world loves its wine. Americans, in fact, downed close to a billion gallons of it in...
20 Mar 2018
The grapes of trash
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Reflections on achieving the global education goals
Throughout my life, I have seen the power of education. I have witnessed how quality education for all can support the creation of dynamic economies and help to sustain peace, prosperity, and stabili...
14 Feb 2019
Reflections on achieving the global education goals
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Energy
South Australia goes all out on
renewables
despite federal focus on coal
...
renewables
comes at a cost, Webster says. “There are also some challenges associated with having a lot of
renewables
in the grid: intermittency, so reliability issues, and also security issues associa...
16 Oct 2017
South Australia goes all out on renewables despite federal focus on coal
Opinion /
Energy
Why the ecotourism industry must embrace clean energy solutions
People are traveling more than ever. A growing global middle class is giving rise to a ‘travelling class’; those who view travel as an essential part of life, rather than a luxury. While much of this ...
28 Feb 2018
Why the ecotourism industry must embrace clean energy solutions
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Water
Water scarcity threat to India and South Africa
...
renewables
by 2030, under the Paris Agreement on climate change. “Renewable energy is a viable solution to India’s water-energy crisis,” said Deepak Krishnan, co-author of the report. “Solar PV and wi...
24 Jan 2018
Water scarcity threat to India and South Africa
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Climate change raises the bar for disaster resilience
...
renewables
in national energy mixes and to cut costly fossil fuel subsides as India and Indonesia have started to do. Disaster risk management is always a high priority in Southeast Asia. Climate chan...
13 Jun 2018
Climate change raises the bar for disaster resilience
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Fossil fuel subsidies – a harmful government expenditure
While many rich nations raise money by putting a levy on fuel consumption, many developing countries pay subsidies to make fuel more affordable. These subsidies are essentially negative taxes. They ar...
5 Jan 2018
Fossil fuel subsidies – a harmful government expenditure
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Carbon & Climate
Protesting for the planet: Is climate activism alive in Singapore?
Since last year, Extinction Rebellion’s protests and Fridays for Future’s school strikes for the climate have headlined news on climate change. Around the world, people are waking up to the fact that ...
9 Jul 2019
Protesting for the planet: Is climate activism alive in Singapore?
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Energy
People power: An electricity cooperative in the Philippines fights for hydro project rights
A cooperative of electricity consumers in the Philippines is making an appeal to the energy department to allow it to participate in the development of a hydroelectric power plant project in the coun...
1 Feb 2018
People power: An electricity cooperative in the Philippines fights for hydro project rights
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Carbon & Climate
Rain and heat extremes set to grow
The big heat is on the way: over 50 per cent of Europe, and across more than a quarter of east Asia, the probability of record-breaking heat extremes will increase fivefold. Over more than 35 per cent...
2 Mar 2018
Rain and heat extremes set to grow
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Carbon & Climate
An optimist’s guide to climate change
During a recent commute to work, as my car inched along in rush-hour traffic, I watched a heron stalk the banks of the Potomac River. The majestic bird was a timely reminder that nature and beauty can...
9 Jan 2019
An optimist’s guide to climate change
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Carbon & Climate
The top 10 sustainable business stories of 2017
This year, the world got hotter, more unequal and Donald Trump was elected as president of the United States. What did the business world do about it? 1. Trump steps back, business steps up Donald Tru...
22 Dec 2017
The top 10 sustainable business stories of 2017
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Energy
Are vested interests slowing Malaysia’s shift to
renewables
?
...
renewables
." This is because Malaysia's energy market is dominated by a single supplier, Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB), Phee said. Phee, who is also vice-chair of the government's Penang Green Council,...
14 Sep 2017
Are vested interests slowing Malaysia’s shift to renewables?
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Policy & Finance
Digital solutions for climate finance
Today, new digital technologies and related tools have the potential to transform the future of climate finance. Using blockchain, artificial intelligence, crowdfunding and cryptocurrencies: an inves...
16 Jan 2018
Digital solutions for climate finance
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Carbon & Climate
UN chief urges leaders to inject momentum at 2019 climate summit
The UN secretary-general on Tuesday urged world leaders to use a climate change summit he will host in 2019 to explain how they plan to ratchet up their efforts to reverse worsening global warming tha...
5 Dec 2018
UN chief urges leaders to inject momentum at 2019 climate summit
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Energy
Australia's energy must be two-thirds renewable to meet 2030 climate target
...
renewables
in its energy mix to between 66 and 75 per cent—it stands at 13.6 per cent today, according to government data. Ben Oquist, director of research, The Australia Institute, said in a statemen...
28 Sep 2017
Australia's energy must be two-thirds renewable to meet 2030 climate target
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Policy & Finance
China wants to dominate the world's green energy markets—here's why
...
renewables
markets should not be ignored. After all, dominating such markets has strong material benefits, while pioneering a green revolution provides intangible benefits in terms of state image and ...
16 Jan 2018
China wants to dominate the world's green energy markets—here's why
Opinion /
Energy
Will the National Energy Guarantee hit pause on
renewables
?
...
renewables
are achievable. So if the NEG is not geared to support
renewables
, how could significant emissions reductions be achieved? One way would be to replace coal with gas-fired power, and brown c...
23 Oct 2017
Will the National Energy Guarantee hit pause on renewables?
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
The carbon footprint of tourism revealed (it’s bigger than we thought)
The carbon footprint of tourism is about four times larger than previously thought, according to a world-first study published today in Nature Climate Change. Researchers from the University of Sydney...
15 May 2018
The carbon footprint of tourism revealed (it’s bigger than we thought)
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Lifestyle
Indonesia's scuba diving hotspot Raja Ampat welcomes first electric boats
Competition is healthy among the eco resorts of Indonesia's most famous dive destination, Raja Ampat. And MahaRaja Eco Dive Lodge, which only opened 8 months ago, has just scored an important claim to...
17 Nov 2018
Indonesia's scuba diving hotspot Raja Ampat welcomes first electric boats
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EV adoption in Southeast Asia shows promise but more incentives needed to scale mobility across markets
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Despite strong growth in electric vehicle uptake over the past decade, Southeast Asia's transition remains uneven. Solutions such …
EV adoption in Southeast Asia shows promise but more incentives needed to scale mobility across markets
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Cities
Our stories change: In this UNESCO Creative City, climate action is stitched with artistry
From Indigenous embroidery to community murals and heirloom seeds, artists and cultural workers in UNESCO Creative City Iloilo …
Our stories change: In this UNESCO Creative City, climate action is stitched with artistry
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Policy & Finance
‘Companies are not going to be reporting less’: GRI chief on the future of sustainability disclosure
The boss of the world's most-widely used sustainability reporting framework talks about the impact of AI on reporting, …
'Companies are not going to be reporting less': GRI chief on the future of sustainability disclosure
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Energy
Can China’s zero-carbon industrial parks go global?
Incentives for greener industry overseas exist, but there are obstacles too.
Can China’s zero-carbon industrial parks go global?
News /
Energy
Indonesia’s captive coal: Under-the-radar expansion
Loopholes in energy transition targets have allowed coal to retain a long-term foothold in the Indonesian energy mix.
Indonesia’s captive coal: Under-the-radar expansion
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Manufacturing
Has the Iran war been a setback for greener steelmaking?
Energy shocks, trade disruptions and rising costs have come at a key moment in the steel industry’s efforts …
Has the Iran war been a setback for greener steelmaking?
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