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Launching a new movement for sustainability innovation: IxSA

...the IxSA principles are, the moment you meet another person who also embraces or endorses what IxSA stands for, then you know that there's an alignment in the six principles. Did you find that these p...

2 Jun 2021

Launching a new movement for sustainability innovation: IxSA

Farmers load potatoes they harvested in Huining county, China

News / Food & Agriculture

Dietary shift to potatoes could cut staple crop emissions in China by 25%

...the greenhouse gas emissions of these staples by up to 25 per cent. In addition to the emissions reductions, the researchers find that integrating more potatoes into the diet would cut the total land ...

27 Aug 2021

Dietary shift to potatoes could cut staple crop emissions in China by 25%

Opinion / Energy

IEEFA: Accepting gas as unsustainable will bolster China’s position on green energy finance

...they can and should invest in if they want to call it a green investment. Wanting certainty that they are investing in clean and sustainable technologies, they rely on taxonomies to guide them. Theref...

6 Jan 2022

IEEFA: Accepting gas as unsustainable will bolster China’s position on green energy finance

News / Policy & Finance

'Silent financier': How Bangladesh's poor are paying the costs of climate damage

...they surveyed 1,320 flooded households, they found nearly a third had payed to raise the floors of their homes, for instance, while others had invested in better protection for their animals or other ...

10 Dec 2021

'Silent financier': How Bangladesh's poor are paying the costs of climate damage

News / Carbon & Climate

New warning system to sound alarm on rainforest 'tipping points'

...the California Institute of Technology. "If the rainforest changes, we might completely change the climate of the earth — it is like the canary in the climate-change goldmine," he told the Thomson Reu...

26 Jul 2021

New warning system to sound alarm on rainforest 'tipping points'

News / Energy

Investment in renewables must triple by end of decade to curb climate change

...the Covid-19 pandemic. “Every data point showing the speed of change in energy can be countered by another showing the stubbornness of the status quo,” the IEA warned. The agency noted that significa...

13 Oct 2021

Investment in renewables must triple by end of decade to curb climate change

Quarantine hotel waste generated at the Ramada Hong Kong Grand View.

News / Waste

Hong Kong grapples with growing mountains of quarantine hotel plastic waste

...their green quarantine tips and bring their friends on board. “People use social media to show off what they bought in a shop, but seldom do they use social media to show what they’ve done for the e...

24 Feb 2022

Hong Kong grapples with growing mountains of quarantine hotel plastic waste

News / Energy

Energy efficiency boosts jobs and cuts climate heat

...the IEA by December, when the report was published, 80 per cent of these new jobs would be created in Europe. At the time the US was the largest employer of workers in energy efficiency, despite the a...

28 Jan 2021

Energy efficiency boosts jobs and cuts climate heat

Conservation of 12,200 hectares of land in Mexico

News / Policy & Finance

Nature-curious investors await bankable conservation deals

...the report said. "There is enough capital to address the biodiversity crisis," said John Tobin-de la Puente, a professor at Cornell University. "The bad news is that right now, there are just not enou...

9 Sep 2021

Nature-curious investors await bankable conservation deals

Opinion / Policy & Finance

The financial sector’s gain must not be biodiversity’s loss

...these assets were unlimited, even as they are being depleted or destroyed. They continue to assume that the services these assets provide are free, even as the Covid-19 pandemic shows the almost limit...

9 Dec 2020

The financial sector’s gain must not be biodiversity’s loss

Sumatran rhino at the Way Kambas sanctuary in southern Sumatra, Indonesia

News / Policy & Finance

Planned road projects threaten Sumatran rhino habitat: Experts

...the wild. Conservationists say they are particularly concerned about the impacts that the road development will have on the population of the Sumatran rhino (Dicerorhinus sumatrensis) there. “ When f...

28 Oct 2020

Planned road projects threaten Sumatran rhino habitat: Experts

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

The Atlantic: The driving force behind ocean circulation and our taste for cod

...the nutrients. In turn, they become food for zooplankton and larger organisms higher up the food chain. Some of the the Atlantic’s richest fishing grounds, such as the Grand Banks to the southeast of ...

29 Dec 2020

The Atlantic: The driving force behind ocean circulation and our taste for cod

News / Policy & Finance

US limits international financing for fossil fuels in development banks, but leaves 'wiggle room' for natural gas

...the provision that there is credible evidence that there is no clean energy alternative, and the project is necessary for energy security. In the guidance, the Treasury said the US recognised that it ...

20 Aug 2021

US limits international financing for fossil fuels in development banks, but leaves 'wiggle room' for natural gas

shanghai leading china's energy transition

News / Carbon & Climate

Shanghai leads way in China’s carbon transition

...the generation of imported power. This is to encourage power-consuming provinces in the east, such as Shanghai, to consider their energy structure as a whole, rather than simply export their pollution...

28 Jun 2021

Shanghai leads way in China’s carbon transition

Young people in advertising care a lot about awards

News / Carbon & Climate

Do young advertising and PR executives in Asia mind working for big polluters?

...the social and environmental impact of the campaigns they create for their clients, which are themselves ratching up climate action by scrutinising the emissions of their suppliers. A report published...

15 Feb 2022

Do young advertising and PR executives in Asia mind working for big polluters?

Press Releases / Mediacorp

Catch the CNA Green Plan Challenge to find out more about sustainable practices!

...the debut episode of the CNA Green Plan challenge, we send residents of Thomson, Bukit Panjang and Punggol on a wild joyride around their towns. Along the way, they will discover the dos and don&rsquo...

1 Apr 2022

Catch the CNA Green Plan Challenge to find out more about sustainable practices!

News / Policy & Finance

As the Mekong delta washes away, homes and highways are being lost

...the Mekong delta’s largest city, with the Cambodian border 100 kilometres away. Heading toward Cambodia along the bank of the Hau River, the Mekong’s other main branch in the delta, the road eventuall...

16 Mar 2021

As the Mekong delta washes away, homes and highways are being lost

News / Carbon & Climate

Mangrove restoration scales up in Indonesia

...the world’s mangroves, and they store an estimated 3.14 billion metric tonnes of carbon, according to the World Bank. The figure used to be much higher, however. Nearly 1 million hectares of mangroves...

1 Sep 2021

Mangrove restoration scales up in Indonesia

Asia-Pacific, Climate Change, Editors' Choice, Environment, Featured, Headlines, Humanitarian Emergencies, TerraViva United Nations CLIMATE CHANGE India Glacier Disaster: In a Warming World is there no Less Lethal Way to Power Development?

News / Water

India glacier disaster: In a warming world, is there no less lethal a way to power development?

...they may widen. Ordinarily the cracks are held together by the ice covering. Take the ice away and they are not held together anymore, vulnerable to rock slips. “These are preconditions to the disaste...

19 Feb 2021

India glacier disaster: In a warming world, is there no less lethal a way to power development?

News / Policy & Finance

One in five hectares of palm oil in Indonesia is criminal, report shows

...The government’s secrecy is also the reason why the 17 companies that signed the joint reply to the Greenpeace report said they couldn’t confirm the findings. They said they’ve been barred since 2020 ...

12 Nov 2021

One in five hectares of palm oil in Indonesia is criminal, report shows

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