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Kickstarting Australia’s green hydrogen economy

...the fuel of the future for the past fifty years, the wider adoption of hydrogen has had several false starts. Nevertheless, a growing number of scientists and investors believe that the falling costs ...

10 Sep 2021

Kickstarting Australia’s green hydrogen economy

Nam Gnouang Dam on a tributary of the Nam Theun River in Laos

News / Energy

Southeast Asia cross-border clean energy trade gets a boost with Laos-Singapore sales

...The inking of the agreement comes eight years after the inception of the plan. The price of the imported electricity was not revealed. The import quantity, however, represents under one per cent of S...

24 Jun 2022

Southeast Asia cross-border clean energy trade gets a boost with Laos-Singapore sales

New buildings under construction in China

News / Carbon & Climate

Analysis: China’s CO2 emissions see first quarterly fall since post-lockdown surge

...the approximately 9 per cent increase in the first half of the year, when the Chinese economy surged back from the coronavirus pandemic on a wave of stimulus spending. Moreover, the declining trend in...

29 Nov 2021

Analysis: China’s CO2 emissions see first quarterly fall since post-lockdown surge

Acquittal of Indonesian villagers win against SLAPP

News / Corporate Responsibility

Acquittal of Indonesian villagers protesting pollution signifies rare win against SLAPP

...them to the police. For one thing, she said, when police were interrogating them, one of the investigators said they could be released if they just apologised to the company. “The police officer himse...

4 Aug 2021

Acquittal of Indonesian villagers protesting pollution signifies rare win against SLAPP

News / Cities

No room to cut: rising inflation traps Bangladesh climate migrants

...the lush tea fields of eastern Bangladesh, the minimum wage for tea workers was set by the government in 2021 at 120 taka ($1.20) a day, leaving them among the lowest-paid workers in the country. In t...

28 Sep 2022

No room to cut: rising inflation traps Bangladesh climate migrants

climate march walk away from fossil fuels

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Economics needs a climate revolution

...they cannot publish what they believe to be their best work (based on the most defensible assumptions) without invoking the outmoded neoclassical model to demonstrate the validity of new ideas. The ve...

2 Jul 2021

Economics needs a climate revolution

On Cape Barren Island, Australia, a vegetation fire started along the coast.

News / Food & Agriculture

Explainer: Can satellite mapping really make agriculture more sustainable?

...the potential is far-reaching — this data covers the entire Earth after all — the biggest challenge currently being faced by the industry is getting the relevant information to enough end users (the f...

23 Feb 2021

Explainer: Can satellite mapping really make agriculture more sustainable?

News / Energy

What can organic solar cells bring to the table?

...the acceptor layer. When sunlight hits the cell, an electron is released from the layer of organic molecules, and the job of the acceptor is to pass that electron on to the electrode. This process cau...

26 Mar 2021

What can organic solar cells bring to the table?

News / Water

Dengue surges in waterlogged Pakistan in wake of floods

...the skin is “peeling off” on their heads and feet, and “gastroenteritis is causing deaths”. The scale of these multiple healthcare crises means health workers have neither the time nor the means to ch...

27 Sep 2022

Dengue surges in waterlogged Pakistan in wake of floods

Sapara people in Ecuador's eastern Amazon region

News / Policy & Finance

Rights groups warn COP26 rules on carbon markets leave indigenous people exposed

...ther indigenous peoples who say they are the best stewards of the planet's dwindling forests and must be given a bigger role in deciding what happens to their lands and the natural resources they cont...

15 Nov 2021

Rights groups warn COP26 rules on carbon markets leave indigenous people exposed

Demonstrators in Hanover, Germany protest against the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.

News / Energy

Q&A: What does Russia’s invasion of Ukraine mean for energy and climate change?

...The faster we move, the sooner we reduce dependency on others, the stronger we stand together.” According to EurActiv, lawmakers in the European Parliament from both the left and right of the politica...

7 Mar 2022

Q&A: What does Russia’s invasion of Ukraine mean for energy and climate change?

News / Carbon & Climate

Policy support needed to boost sustainable aviation fuels in China

...the PtL process hardly needs to worry about raw material issues. They are expected to grow in the long term, due to their cheap and diverse raw materials. Yang added that in the long-term the PtL rout...

3 Mar 2023

Policy support needed to boost sustainable aviation fuels in China

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

What’s going on with the Greenland ice sheet?

...them vast quantities of latent heat. This “cryo-hydraulic warming” within and at the base of the ice sheet softens and thaws the bed, thereby accelerating interior ice flow down to the margins. The ...

2 Sep 2022

What’s going on with the Greenland ice sheet?

News / Water

Protected marine parks not spared from blast fishing in Sri Lanka

...ther floating dead on the surface or struggling to swim. Through the clear water, they could see more dead fish in the seabed. Hans-Georg Kehse, the leader of the tour group, realised they’d just narr...

14 Jul 2022

Protected marine parks not spared from blast fishing in Sri Lanka

News / Food & Agriculture

Humanity’s use of wild species ‘vastly underappreciated’

...the report. “ The sustainable use of wild species matters for all people and in all communities. Billions of people around the world rely on wild species for their food, for their energy, for their m...

14 Jul 2022

Humanity’s use of wild species ‘vastly underappreciated’

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The kouprey: on the trail of Cambodia’s elusive wild cattle

...the region. While kouprey sightings were claimed in the 1980s, the last confirmed kouprey sighting was in 1969 in northern Cambodia. “ The kouprey, whether there are no kouprey or five kouprey left, ...

22 Sep 2022

The kouprey: on the trail of Cambodia’s elusive wild cattle

News / Energy

Low cost curbs of methane leaks from 'ultra-emitters' could save billions: report

...The team of French and American researchers estimate that these "leaks" have a climate impact akin to the circulation of 20 million vehicles over the course of a year. Ultra-emitters detected by the s...

7 Feb 2022

Low cost curbs of methane leaks from 'ultra-emitters' could save billions: report

News / Carbon & Climate

State of the climate: start of 2022 is the fifth warmest on record

...the climate report. The most recent report from the IPCC’s sixth assessment report (AR6) has changed the way that the ensemble of models is used. Rather than simply taking the average of all the model...

6 May 2022

State of the climate: start of 2022 is the fifth warmest on record

News / Energy

Hydroelectric project in Sumatra risks extinction of world’s rarest orangutan

...the soil is in direct contact with the air. [When] it rains, the water will be absorbed into the soil; as a result, the soil expands, consequently reducing the binding capacity of the soil,” he told T...

6 Sep 2021

Hydroelectric project in Sumatra risks extinction of world’s rarest orangutan

Brazilian indigenous activist at the opening of COP26

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Climate justice requires women's leadership

The world is well aware that the climate crisis is one of the main stumbling blocks to sustainable development. And yet, despite the dramatic evidence of the lethal consequences of climate change, and...

25 Mar 2022

Climate justice requires women's leadership

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