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Press Releases / CapitaLand Limited

CapitaLand donates over S$160,000 to 19 charities with stakeholders

...initiatives whereby its office tenants and CapitaLand employees join hands to spread festive cheer by delivering gifts to underprivileged children. This year, the initiative will touch beneficiaries u...

18 Nov 2015

CapitaLand donates over S$160,000 to 19 charities with stakeholders

News / Manufacturing

Guangdong chemical factory blaze comes amid nuclear safety checks

...ing to official media reports. Thirteen people are still missing, hundreds remain in hospital, and the authorities are still struggling to clean up local pollution after toxic chemicals including sodi...

18 Sep 2015

Guangdong chemical factory blaze comes amid nuclear safety checks

News / Food & Agriculture

Haze causes drop in fish catch by Pahang fishermen

...id the low and limited visibility had resulted in fishermen not taking the risk of going out to sea. "What worries the fishermen is when the Air Pollutant Index hits 150; then their visibility is only...

23 Oct 2015

Haze causes drop in fish catch by Pahang fishermen

News / Carbon & Climate

Scientists: 2016 likely to be hottest year on record despite looming La Niña

...infall in the west Pacific, and further heavy rains in southern Africa and equatorial South America.” Many of the impacts will simply be the opposite of El Niño, says McPhaden. India, Indonesia and ot...

27 May 2016

Scientists: 2016 likely to be hottest year on record despite looming La Niña

News / Energy

As global demand for electricity grows, geothermal energy heats up

...is point will require advances in drilling technologies, energy conversion, understanding the heat resource and substrate, and identifying resources most likely to deliver electricity bang for drillin...

10 Jan 2017

As global demand for electricity grows, geothermal energy heats up

News / Manufacturing

Bihar’s toxic textile industry

...ing from Indian Institutes of Technologies (IITs) – among the most prestigious educational institutions in India. In 1990s when recession hit the handloom sector, children in Patwa Toli studied hard i...

1 Mar 2017

Bihar’s toxic textile industry

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Opinion / Policy & Finance

New EU-Indonesia timber agreement will improve forest protection

...iligence for individual shipments and, as such, gives Indonesian timber exports a significant competitive advantage over other exporting countries. Why is the full implementation of the VPA significan...

18 May 2016

New EU-Indonesia timber agreement will improve forest protection

News / Water

Rainwater harvesting brings hope to farmers in Pakistan’s Punjab

...and is identified and then choked by building a wall in the front. An engine is installed and water supplied to farms through a pipeline. The small dam, which is 15 feet in height, is built on governm...

4 Jan 2016

Rainwater harvesting brings hope to farmers in Pakistan’s Punjab

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Trumped: Ten immediate impacts on energy and climate

...iti, Nicaragua, the Philippines, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Guatemala, and Thailand, in that order. The fate of their combined population of 700 million was forgotten in an election that trivialised real is...

14 Nov 2016

Trumped: Ten immediate impacts on energy and climate

News / Food & Agriculture

Meet your new "meat"

...ian Butcher showcases its versatility in preparation. Image: The Vegetarian Butcher Still, even if they are appetising, it will take time and effort to convince the public - who are resistant to “inf...

21 Jan 2016

Meet your new "meat"

News / Cities

India’s new state capital on prime farmland

...ix key sustainability issues identified in the plan are: creating jobs, attracting investments, providing housing facilities, preserving nature and environment, managing floods and conserving the heri...

15 Feb 2016

India’s new state capital on prime farmland

Opinion / Corporate Responsibility

Stamping out modern slavery in Asia

...icking in Asia has been in the global spotlight in recent years since the Associated Press ran a Pulitzer Prize-winning series of stories exposing rampant corruption and slavery in Thailand’s billion-...

1 Jun 2016

Stamping out modern slavery in Asia

Press Releases / GlacialTech Inc

GlacialLight announces new high bay lights with up to 16,000 lumens

...ialLight GlacialLight, the lighting division of GlacialTech, manufactures LED lighting solutions for indoor/outdoor applications and both residential and commercial uses. As well as having a wide ran...

16 Oct 2015

GlacialLight announces new high bay lights with up to 16,000 lumens

News / Energy

Bangladesh powers ahead on off-grid solar

...ive years after installation. Barua says the programme provides job opportunities for women, besides ensuring affordable off-grid power in rural Bangladesh. “Only if it is cheap and efficient will it...

22 Jul 2015

Bangladesh powers ahead on off-grid solar

News / Green Buildings

Small and steady wins the sustainability race

...itation for environmentally-friendly buildings. Announcing the initiative during the third and final day of the International Green Building Conference (IGBC), Desmond Lee, Singapore’s Senior Minister...

9 Sep 2016

Small and steady wins the sustainability race

News / Transport

Vehicle users ignore E5 bio-fuel despite widespread availability

...it has been available in seven cities and provinces since December 2014 and the Government is set to sell it nation-wide starting this December. It is sold at many petrol stations in HCM City, Ha Noi,...

15 Jul 2015

Vehicle users ignore E5 bio-fuel despite widespread availability

News / Food & Agriculture

Businesses must take responsibility to prevent fires

...ing in mind that outside of Singapore, there are limited possibilities.” He said: “My message to all these companies is simply this – companies practising unsustainable production that affect us with ...

19 Apr 2016

Businesses must take responsibility to prevent fires

News / Carbon & Climate

Sherpas warn of growing risks of climbing Everest

...imbed the Everest in 2010 and 2011 and has taken part in many other expeditions. “Facilities [and equipment] must be improved, which is definitely an issue that has to be discussed widely,” said Purna...

9 Feb 2016

Sherpas warn of growing risks of climbing Everest

News / Food & Agriculture

Rising CO2 is reducing nutritional value of food, impacting ecosystems

...ietary deficiencies of micronutrients such as vitamin A, iron, iodine, and zinc contribute to “hidden hunger,” in which the consequences of the micronutrient insufficiency may not be immediately visi...

2 Jun 2016

Rising CO2 is reducing nutritional value of food, impacting ecosystems

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

Enough is as good as a feast: Here’s how we can imagine a brighter food future

...ion and the need for growth by redefining happiness socially, not individually. Why not relax and enjoy a good life (or buen vivir) of cooking and eating with friends and family, instead of competing ...

13 Mar 2017

Enough is as good as a feast: Here’s how we can imagine a brighter food future

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