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Food & Agriculture
RSPO CEO Beverley Postma resigns
...
When
she accepted
the
role at RSPO, she said that
the
job is “not without challenges”, but added that
the
approach of
the
RSPO—bringing toge
the
r stakeholder groups with varied interests—is “
the
best w...
18 May 2021
RSPO CEO Beverley Postma resigns
News /
Manufacturing
Tiny clo
the
s fibres are washing into
the
oceans. What can garment makers do about
the
problem?
...
the
r.
When
I started out,
the
re was a lot of focus on
the
social aspects of
the
fashion industry—child labour and
the
working hours of employees.
The
n environmental groups started pulling samples from...
28 Jan 2021
Tiny clothes fibres are washing into the oceans. What can garment makers do about the problem?
News /
Corporate Responsibility
Firms can no longer shirk from reporting on
the
S in ESG
...
the
ir supply chains, ridding
the
m of ESG breaches.
The
world’s biggest investors are increasingly scrutinising how
the
firms
the
y fund perform in this aspect.
The
Norwegian Pension Fund,
the
second-la...
18 Mar 2022
Firms can no longer shirk from reporting on the S in ESG
News /
Policy & Finance
Indian garment workers cover bosses' lockdown losses
...
the
ir own losses. But workers in
the
garment hubs of Bengaluru in sou
the
rn Karnataka told
the
ir union leaders that
the
y were given a couple of options
when
factories reopened.
The
y could forgo half th...
26 Oct 2020
Indian garment workers cover bosses' lockdown losses
News /
Cities
Eco-friendly Eid—
the
Indonesian women on a mission to plant trees
...
the
use of plastics during
the
Islamic fasting month. "It is explained in
the
Koran that it is important to do good in
the
month of Ramadan," Rahma Susanti, head of
the
LLHPB in West Kalimantan provin...
14 May 2021
Eco-friendly Eid—the Indonesian women on a mission to plant trees
Press Releases /
DNV
DNV provides technical due diligence for leading Australian bus electrification project
...
the
JV on
the
project’s commercial operation and contracts,
the
grid connection process (including
the
need for it to be capable of meeting
the
complex requirements of
the
bus depot’s char...
2 Nov 2021
DNV provides technical due diligence for leading Australian bus electrification project
News /
Policy & Finance
China’s plans for gigantic Brahmaputra dam strains relations with India fur
the
r
...
the
r rivers and toge
the
r
the
y become
the
Brahmaputra. At that point,
the
Siang contributes about 30 per cent of
the
water of
the
Brahmaputra. O
the
r large tributaries join
the
Brahmaputra along
the
Ass...
8 Dec 2020
China’s plans for gigantic Brahmaputra dam strains relations with India further
News /
Waste
As world goes under plastic waste, UN to hammer out global treaty
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the
food chain and even into
the
atmosphere where it may be influencing climate change. “Plastic pollution can now be found everywhere, from
the
remote shores of
the
Arctic to
the
deepest parts of
the
...
4 Feb 2022
As world goes under plastic waste, UN to hammer out global treaty
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Policy & Finance
COP26 climate talks 'difficult' without promised finance, says UN fund head
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the
rwise
the
y may jeopardise November's critical negotiations to limit global warming, said
the
head of
the
UN-backed Green Climate Fund.
The
call by Yannick Glemarec comes as about 50 climate ministe...
1 Oct 2021
COP26 climate talks 'difficult' without promised finance, says UN fund head
News /
Manufacturing
What is
the
cost of Bhutan’s mining boom?
...
the
re was a buffer area between
the
village houses and
the
mining site. “If
the
se houses are affected by mining
the
re should be cracks developed in
the
buffer zone, but
the
re were no such cracks notic...
30 Jun 2021
What is the cost of Bhutan’s mining boom?
News /
Waste
How has container reuse scheme Muuse survived Covid?
...
the
cost of
the
ecosystem. What are
the
local differences you’ve had to tweak
the
platform for? Users get a different message
when
the
y open
the
app in Hong Kong and Singapore, and
the
re’s a differen...
11 Jan 2021
How has container reuse scheme Muuse survived Covid?
News /
Policy & Finance
Indonesia's Cirebon 1 coal power project highlights gaps in ADB's 'coal-to-clean' ETM scheme
...
the
welfare of
the
community ahead of
the
early retirement of Cirebon 1. In relation to
the
proposed phase-out of
the
coal-fired facility,
the
report poses
the
question: “Will
the
surrounding communit...
7 Feb 2023
Indonesia's Cirebon 1 coal power project highlights gaps in ADB's 'coal-to-clean' ETM scheme
News /
Water
Philippines relies on new fisheries management system in rocky rollout
...
the
ground To get
the
FMA system running, clustered areas need to know
the
basics:
the
status of
the
seascape,
the
marine resources
the
re, and how much of
the
waters are overfished. Knowing
the
se fact...
22 Jul 2021
Philippines relies on new fisheries management system in rocky rollout
News /
Policy & Finance
Eco-Business' 10 most-read stories of 2020
...
the
article called HR managers
the
“most critical sustainability leaders” that businesses could have in
the
Covid era, as
the
y protect
the
well-being of
the
ir employees, engage
the
m to go
the
extra mi...
19 Dec 2020
Eco-Business' 10 most-read stories of 2020
Opinion /
Energy
Women in climate tech: A US$50 trillion opportunity to shatter
the
glass ceiling
...
the
last seven years and climate tech companies being founded today will be
the
architects of our low carbon future and grow to be
the
largest companies in
the
world in
the
next 20-30 years. For
the
m...
8 Mar 2021
Women in climate tech: A US$50 trillion opportunity to shatter the glass ceiling
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Against
the
odds: pursuing ano
the
r chance for green recovery in ASEAN
...
the
contrary, some of
the
spendings may potentially harm
the
environment.
The
se include incentives for airlines and o
the
r forms of transport without green conditions. ASEAN has recognised
the
importan...
14 Feb 2022
Against the odds: pursuing another chance for green recovery in ASEAN
News /
Carbon & Climate
People are leaving high-paying jobs in multinationals to work on climate: Terra.do co-founder
...
the
m are looking for career development in
the
renewables sector. More than 50 per cent of
the
m say
the
ir lack of experience and skill is
the
key obstacle to entering
the
renewables sector. Additional...
26 Aug 2022
People are leaving high-paying jobs in multinationals to work on climate: Terra.do co-founder
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
The
IMF's misstep on climate finance
...
the
ir economies during
the
pandemic,
the
y were none
the
less significant. In October, just two months after
the
allocation,
the
G20 backed a plan by
the
IMF and
the
World Bank to develop and implement a...
23 Dec 2021
The IMF's misstep on climate finance
News /
Corporate Responsibility
11 brands called out for greenwashing in 2021
...
the
dire consequences of mining
the
metals needed for
the
energy transition. "Nature disappears, humans suffer, Earth suffers. But
the
re's ano
the
r way," purrs
the
narrator in
the
ad for
The
Metals Com...
7 Dec 2021
11 brands called out for greenwashing in 2021
News /
Carbon & Climate
Forest loss in Sou
the
ast Asia accelerates at ‘shocking’ pace: Report
...
the
ast Asia during
the
first two decades of this century.
The
y found that during
the
2000s, forest loss was mainly concentrated in
the
lowlands; but by
the
2010s, it had shifted significantly to highe...
1 Jul 2021
Forest loss in Southeast Asia accelerates at ‘shocking’ pace: Report
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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
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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
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Energy
Renewable project location matters as much as technology, capacity, says clean energy expert
Cebu’s recurring grid alerts expose a flaw in Philippine renewable procurement, as low cost projects in outlying islands …
Renewable project location matters as much as technology, capacity, says clean energy expert
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 /
Waste Management
South Korea’s food waste rethink began with citizens demanding change
The Korean Zero Waste Movement Network has spent four decades mobilising citizens, government and businesses to prevent, separate …
South Korea’s food waste rethink began with citizens demanding change
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
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