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Eco Marine Power
Global study into use of wind and solar power on ships started
In co-operation with several shipping companies and technology partners, Eco Marine Power (EMP) is pleased to announce that it has begun a detailed study focused on the practical applications of its p...
14 Feb 2017
Global study into use of wind and solar power on ships started
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Policy & Finance
Cities looking to ‘green banks’ to help fund sustainable infrastructure
As President Donald Trump this spring moved toward a decision to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate agreement, the mayor of the US capital city made her own announcement: She would seek...
29 Jun 2017
Cities looking to ‘green banks’ to help fund sustainable infrastructure
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Carbon & Climate
Philippine palm oil plan ‘equals corruption and land-grabbing,’ according to critics
If the street Pedro Arnado was looking down was on the Philippine government’s roadmap for future palm oil development, critics say it would be one highly dangerous to navigate, lined with the haz...
6 Sep 2017
Philippine palm oil plan ‘equals corruption and land-grabbing,’ according to critics
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Carbon & Climate
Greening wood energy is key to mitigate climate change and improve rural livelihoods
Greening the wood energy sector holds a vast potential for reducing global greenhouse gas emissions and improving rural livelihoods, FAO said today on the occasion of the UN's International Day of For...
22 Mar 2017
Greening wood energy is key to mitigate climate change and improve rural livelihoods
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Energy
Chinese involvement in Brazilian coal power sector causes concern
While China moves forward with its national policy to reduce coal consumption and increase generation of electricity from renewable sources, Chinese banks and contractors specialising in coal-fired po...
12 Jul 2017
Chinese involvement in Brazilian coal power sector causes concern
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Why business is greener than Trump
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renewables
.) By increasing the efficiency of its US fleet of trucks, Walmart avoided the emission of nearly 650,000 metric tons of CO2 from 2005 to 2015, and saved nearly $1 billion in 2016 alone. Ano...
3 Apr 2017
Why business is greener than Trump
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Carbon & Climate
3 firms winning in Singapore's sustainable business space
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Renewables
account for just a fraction of the world's 26th biggest carbon emitter per capita. But that is changing, and a Norwegian firm named REC Solar is primed to take advantage of the trend toward...
8 Aug 2017
3 firms winning in Singapore's sustainable business space
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Policy & Finance
Green finance: The hunt for pennies on the pavement
Dave Chen is a glass half-full sort of person, which is probably to be expected of a man who runs a multi-billion dollar investment firm and owns a wineyard that produces Oregon’s finest sustainably g...
27 Jun 2017
Green finance: The hunt for pennies on the pavement
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Carbon & Climate
Indonesia’s last stand for a coal industry in peril
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renewables
, combined with the environmental stigma around coal, have encouraged even rapidly developing Asian countries to cut back on coal use for power generation. These trends have called into ques...
15 Feb 2017
Indonesia’s last stand for a coal industry in peril
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Energy
3 lessons from China's effort to bring electricity to 1.4 billion people
China’s energy, pollution and climate change issues produce a steady blizzard of headlines: it has become the world’s biggest carbon emitter, the world’s largest energy producer, and the biggest produ...
25 Jul 2017
3 lessons from China's effort to bring electricity to 1.4 billion people
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Energy
Exxon predicts 25 per cent rise in energy demand
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renewables
, a classification challenged by many scientists. Perhaps not surprisingly, given its pedigree, Exxon maintains that oil will by 2040 “remain the world’s primary energy source, fulfilling on...
6 Jan 2017
Exxon predicts 25 per cent rise in energy demand
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Food & Agriculture
Palm oil must not get wider access to EU under Indonesia trade talks, say activists
Environmental activists have called for the issue of palm oil to be excluded from discussions taking place this week between the Indonesian government and a European Union trade delegation. They fear ...
23 Feb 2018
Palm oil must not get wider access to EU under Indonesia trade talks, say activists
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Energy
Hydrogen fuel reaches lift-off
Trucks, trains and ships using hydrogen fuel cells for propulsion are no longer just theoretically possible: they have reached the trial stage. Decades of work on refining the technology have coincide...
3 Jul 2017
Hydrogen fuel reaches lift-off
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Waste
Evian joins big brands in race to bin plastics
Evian became the latest big brand to turn its back on polluting plastics on Thursday, pledging to make its water bottles from recycled materials by 2025. It joined British supermarket Iceland, coffee ...
22 Jan 2018
Evian joins big brands in race to bin plastics
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Who do you trust when you can't rely on anybody?
For 30 years, politicians have been treating the subject of climate change like they would an impossible teenager. No one knows quite how to deal with them, and the strategy to ‘keep your cool and tal...
21 Sep 2017
Who do you trust when you can't rely on anybody?
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Policy & Finance
SDGs versus Trump: Who will triumph?
Back in 2015, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were launched –17 goals and 169 targets paving the way to a more equitable, healthy and prosperous world for all by 2030. Fast forward two years ...
19 Dec 2017
SDGs versus Trump: Who will triumph?
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Carbon & Climate
Cutting the carb: Singapore announces carbon tax for 2019
Power producers and large carbon emitters in Singapore will have to pay a tax for each tonne of carbon they release starting 2019 in what is the first national carbon pricing scheme introduced in Sout...
22 Feb 2017
Cutting the carb: Singapore announces carbon tax for 2019
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Carbon & Climate
Biofuels could cut transport emissions – but food may be at risk
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renewables
in the power mix, they can help us move away from petroleum use in passenger transport," the report noted. “ The long-term future to decarbonising the transport sector lies in use of biofu...
3 Mar 2017
Biofuels could cut transport emissions – but food may be at risk
News /
Waste
Singtel and SingPost join Singapore’s fight against e-waste
In celebration of World Environment Day, Singaporean telecommunications giant Singtel and postal services firm Singpost on Monday launched a nationwide electronic waste recycling programme that aims t...
8 Jun 2017
Singtel and SingPost join Singapore’s fight against e-waste
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Carbon & Climate
How the poorest of the poor champion sustainability
In the Lamjung district of Nepalese capital Kathmandu, an indigenous community of 4,000 people are patiently entering the name of every native tree, plant, herb and flower into a record book to monito...
16 Apr 2018
How the poorest of the poor champion sustainability
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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
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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Policy & Finance
Singapore’s competitiveness hinges on deeper Asean ties, report warns amid Hormuz-driven turmoil
Singapore cannot secure its long-term economic competitiveness through domestic reforms alone and must deepen its integration with Asean …
Singapore's competitiveness hinges on deeper Asean ties, report warns amid Hormuz-driven turmoil
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Policy & Finance
Carbon markets alone won’t keep Southeast Asia’s forests standing: report
About 42 million hectares of forest remain within logging, oil palm, timber, and rubber concessions across the region, …
Carbon markets alone won’t keep Southeast Asia’s forests standing: report
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