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News /
Carbon & Climate
In pictures: COP27
The
second half of
the
COP27 discussions in Sharm El-Sheikh expanded fur
the
r on
the
the
me of "loss and damage" by spotlighting water-related issues and
the
ir societal repercussions. In a press stateme...
16 Nov 2022
In pictures: COP27
News /
Food & Agriculture
Coastal communities take
the
lead: How plans to safeguard Sou
the
ast Asia’s biodiverse waters are evolving
...
the
ast Asia and
the
Pacific, and is considered
the
global epicentre of marine biodiversity.
The
Triangle hosts 76 per cent of
the
world’s coral species and
the
highest diversity of reef fish globally,...
23 Jun 2021
Coastal communities take the lead: How plans to safeguard Southeast Asia’s biodiverse waters are evolving
Research /
Lendlease and WWF-Singapore
Circularity in retail - Tackling
the
waste problem
...
when
an in-depth analysis specific to Singapore’s mall typology is much needed to fill
the
knowledge gap and facilitate progress. It focuses on
the
following problem statements: What are
the
...
17 Aug 2021
Circularity in retail - Tackling the waste problem
News /
Energy
How tech can enliven Japan's energy market
...
the
best use of your time toge
the
r and get to really know people.
The
the
me for this year’s HYLI is Social Innovation in
the
New Normal.
The
event will be held from 18 to 21 July.
7 Jul 2022
How tech can enliven Japan's energy market
News /
Water
'Invisible' solution to water shortages lies beneath our feet
...
the
solution to
the
world's water problems is sitting
the
re right under our feet?" said Richard Connor, editor-in-chief of
the
new report published by UNESCO. "
The
re is an enormous opportunity if we c...
24 Mar 2022
'Invisible' solution to water shortages lies beneath our feet
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Help India now
...
the
more
the
coronavirus spreads and replicates in India,
the
more it will mutate. Uncontrolled circulation of
the
virus will lead to
the
emergence of novel variants that can prolong
the
pandemic.
The
...
11 May 2021
Help India now
News /
Carbon & Climate
The
world’s biggest carbon market is inching towards launch
...
the
ETS. In
the
meantime,
the
pilots are expected to run alongside
the
national scheme. Longer term,
the
y will be incorporated into
the
national programme, according to ICAP. However, fur
the
r developm...
9 Jul 2021
The world’s biggest carbon market is inching towards launch
News /
Energy
Conflicting studies map
the
controversy surrounding forest biomass
...
the
biomass industry remain popular, perhaps even persuasive, among European policymakers, and with politicians in
the
US, Canada, Japan, and around
the
globe.
The
reasons range from
the
economic to t...
14 Jul 2021
Conflicting studies map the controversy surrounding forest biomass
News /
Water
Earth’s water cycle being bent past breaking point, warns conservationists
...
the
atmosphere, more solar energy is held by
the
planet, causing global warming. And
the
hotter
the
air,
the
greater
the
quantity of water vapor
the
atmosphere can hold. That’s bad news because water ...
22 Jun 2022
Earth’s water cycle being bent past breaking point, warns conservationists
News /
Carbon & Climate
Carbon neutrality in China: Behind
the
corporate hype
...
the
planned results can be years in
the
future, during which drought or fire can prevent
the
forest sequestering
the
promised carbon. Given
the
se issues,
the
fact
the
firms involved in
the
carbon-neut...
14 Apr 2021
Carbon neutrality in China: Behind the corporate hype
News /
Policy & Finance
'A matter of survival': Why Indonesian steel giant Gunung Raja Paksi is going net-zero
...
the
r year of data ga
the
ring during
the
Covid-19 pandemic to set
the
wheels in motion for
the
net-zero roadmap. In
the
end,
the
selling point was that decarbonisation is a business opportunity as well ...
2 Apr 2023
'A matter of survival': Why Indonesian steel giant Gunung Raja Paksi is going net-zero
News /
Food & Agriculture
Revealed: APP's controversial Indonesian paper mill OKI plans to triple in size
...
the
ir performance and sustainability commitments.
The
OKI expansion plan is one of
the
first major projects to be greenlit since
the
introduction of
the
Omnibus Law, also known as
the
Job Creation Act...
23 Jul 2021
Revealed: APP's controversial Indonesian paper mill OKI plans to triple in size
News /
Transport
The
Covid-19 has shifted everything online — including wildlife trafficking
...
when
we realised that to streng
the
n enforcement, we have to be a step ahead too.”
The
volume of online reports and unabated on-
the
-ground trade propelled
the
environmental department to create
the
Phi...
2 Jun 2021
The Covid-19 has shifted everything online — including wildlife trafficking
News /
Cities
Pollution pushes indigenous people to brink of extinction in India
...
The
days are not far
when
we will be confined to
the
pages of history if
the
wanton destruction of nature continues in
the
name of livelihood,” says Reshma Toto.
The
22-year-old is a resident of Totop...
28 May 2021
Pollution pushes indigenous people to brink of extinction in India
Press Releases /
The Dole Sunshine Company
Dole makes moves toward zero waste goal as repurposed pineapple leaves find
the
ir way to global lifestyle brands
...
when
dried and processed create a non-woven mesh to form
the
base of
the
sustainable material.
The
use of
the
pineapple leaf fiber also presents
the
opportunity to build a scalable commercial in...
22 Jul 2021
Dole makes moves toward zero waste goal as repurposed pineapple leaves find their way to global lifestyle brands
News /
Energy
Mining firms blow cold on India's plan to dig deep for coal
...
the
government announced
the
reopening of 20 coal mines and called on private operators to run
the
m, with a bidding process now underway. State coal officials say extracting
the
planet-heating fossil ...
27 Jul 2022
Mining firms blow cold on India's plan to dig deep for coal
News /
Food & Agriculture
Nobody seems to care about fish welfare — here's why we should
...
the
rwise devoid of stimulation. Sitting under
the
glare of neon strip lights,
the
fish await
the
ir fate from
the
gawking humans tapping
the
glass sides. Traditionally perceived as dead-eyed and unfeel...
3 Aug 2021
Nobody seems to care about fish welfare — here's why we should
News /
Water
As Nepal runs dry, communities tap water harvesting
...
the
water has to be rationed in
the
dry season — mainly from February to April — but comfortably meets
the
ir needs
the
rest of
the
year. While
the
water from
the
plant is free, each user donates 100 r...
7 Oct 2021
As Nepal runs dry, communities tap water harvesting
News /
Cities
Recommendations galore, but are
the
y benefitting Himalayan wetlands?
...
the
year”.
The
Third Pole has a copy of
the
order. Fed by
the
perennial Doodhganga River,
the
Hokersar Wetland is
the
destination of 68 waterfowl species including
the
great egret, great crested grebe...
18 Aug 2022
Recommendations galore, but are they benefitting Himalayan wetlands?
News /
Energy
Unlocking potential of clean energy technologies with better regulation
...
the
road” in climate action, said Moniz from
the
Energy Futures Initiative. “
The
trouble with bumps in
the
road is that carbon dioxide in
the
atmosphere is cumulative.
When
we have a bump in
the
road ...
25 Jul 2022
Unlocking potential of clean energy technologies with better regulation
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Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Breaking Southeast Asia’s fire and haze cycle through certification and coordinated action
EB Studio
Stronger standards and fire prevention can help, but lasting progress requires action across industries, governments and communities.
Breaking Southeast Asia's fire and haze cycle through certification and coordinated action
News /
Policy & Finance
Greenpeace Philippines cuts staff size amid restructuring and climate funding bottlenecks
Exclusive
The watchdog has downsized its 43-member team, with six hires planned, amid funding pressures. Greenpeace Southeast Asia says …
Greenpeace Philippines cuts staff size amid restructuring and climate funding bottlenecks
News /
Policy & Finance
Climate risks push businesses to look beyond reporting compliance
Rising insurance premiums, energy costs and supply chain disruptions are strengthening the case for investment in climate resilience, …
Climate risks push businesses to look beyond reporting compliance
News /
Policy & Finance
USAID cuts carry environmental costs, new report finds
The consultancy firm One Earth Partners has published an analysis of the environmental consequences of USAID’s closure.
USAID cuts carry environmental costs, new report finds
News /
Water
Water risks threaten trade as companies face US$397 billion exposure: CDP
Growing water stress is creating financial and supply chain risks for businesses, with many companies still lacking systems …
Water risks threaten trade as companies face US$397 billion exposure: CDP
News /
Energy
Southeast Asia could save US$45.4 billion with solar instead of planned gas projects: study
As of 2025, solar electricity was already 50 per cent cheaper than gas in Malaysia, Vietnam, the Philippines, …
Southeast Asia could save US$45.4 billion with solar instead of planned gas projects: study
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