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Opinion / Corporate Responsibility

Selling a habit, not a bar of soap

...ike the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Indian Public Health Association (IPHA) and British Skin Foundation (BSF) to ensure the highest levels of scientific rigour goes into making our...

15 Oct 2015

Selling a habit, not a bar of soap

News / Carbon & Climate

Lao officials fail to enforce government ban on timber exports

...is not being enforced in the country’s southern provinces because some national leaders are involved in timber smuggling, a civil society official with knowledge of the situation said. Although Vienti...

28 Sep 2015

Lao officials fail to enforce government ban on timber exports

News / Energy

India: Leakage at Kakrapar could be large, warns expert

...and steam into the containment housing. If this is true, the leak is not small, but moderately large, and is still continuing.” He clarifies that his understanding is based on the little information g...

14 Mar 2016

India: Leakage at Kakrapar could be large, warns expert

Press Releases / DNV GL - Energy

DNV GL acquires solar monitoring provider GreenPowerMonitor

...and sustainability of their business. We provide classification and technical assurance along with software and independent expert advisory services to the maritime, oil & gas and energy industrie...

11 Jul 2016

DNV GL acquires solar monitoring provider GreenPowerMonitor

Press Releases / Conergy Asia/ blueleaf energy

Conergy completes 201 MWp of solar projects in the Philippines

...ident, Alexander Lenz, it is the company’s single-minded determination to fulfill their customer commitments and its consistent focus on quality, cost optimization and discipline in implementing...

31 Mar 2016

Conergy completes 201 MWp of solar projects in the Philippines

News / Waste

The key to zero waste: Getting organised

...in China ends up at a solid waste disposal site, which are either sanitary landfills and haphazard dumpsites. This figure stands at 75 per cent in India, and 70 per cent in Indonesia and the Philippin...

15 Mar 2016

The key to zero waste: Getting organised

Press Releases / Redress

T’ang Court brings EcoChic fashion and dining to The Langham, Hong Kong

...itional heavy chemicals. Outdated and end-of-life uniforms are donated to charity. The EcoChic Design Award is an international sustainable fashion design competition inspiring emerging fashion desig...

27 Oct 2015

T’ang Court brings EcoChic fashion and dining to The Langham, Hong Kong

Opinion / Corporate Responsibility

Uberising the Global Goals: Breakthrough business models hold the key

...ivers that utilises GPS to help them find customers more easily, is also investing in training its drivers. This is enhancing their sense of pride in the job, and increasing drivers’ professionalism i...

20 Mar 2017

Uberising the Global Goals: Breakthrough business models hold the key

Opinion / Cities

Why development projects must respect indigenous peoples, ancestral domains in Asia

...inugo; (iii) swidden farms, kaingin; (iv) communal grasslands, magulun; (v) cane grasslands, mabilau; (vi) rice terraces, payo; (vii) settlement areas, boble; and (viii) irrigation outflow in rivers, ...

8 Aug 2016

Why development projects must respect indigenous peoples, ancestral domains in Asia

News / Cities

New protocol could help build biodiverse cities

...It is based on five principles: maintaining or creating habitat for target species; facilitating dispersal of species; minimising disturbance; facilitating natural processes; and facilitating positive...

25 Nov 2015

New protocol could help build biodiverse cities

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

The great climate change "debate"

...ior scientists from United States oil giant Exxon had warned that the burning of fossil fuels was influencing the climate. Pulitzer Prize-winning website InsideClimate News published the first in a se...

21 Oct 2015

The great climate change "debate"

Videos / Food & Agriculture

“Less meat, less heat:” Arnold Schwarzenegger, James Cameron call for less meat consumption to combat climate change

...issions, according to the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation. Given the sheer size of its citizenship, China’s growing meat consumption rate must be reined in if efforts to curb GHG emissions and me...

22 Jun 2016

“Less meat, less heat:” Arnold Schwarzenegger, James Cameron call for less meat consumption to combat climate change

News / Energy

Japan, S Korea stick to coal despite global climate deal

...in the belief that industrialisation and economic growth would entail such huge CO2 emissions in developing countries that China, India etc. would oppose any notion of decarbonisation," he said. To be...

16 Dec 2015

Japan, S Korea stick to coal despite global climate deal

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Why climate change is an education issue

...iss out on opportunities for rapid development. By understanding that their world is changing – and that the likelihood of future disasters is increasing – these populations can build resilience and l...

5 Jul 2016

Why climate change is an education issue

News / Food & Agriculture

Palm oil company revs up deforestation in Malaysia

...ief Minister Tan Sri Adenan and a coalition of activists and specialists from NGOs including FOTO Malaysia, the Center for International Policy (CIP), Borneo Resources Institute (Brimas) and Sarawak D...

20 Nov 2015

Palm oil company revs up deforestation in Malaysia

Press Releases / Expotrade

Abu Dhabi's Lighting Strategy at the forefront of the 4th Annual ME Smart Lighting and Energy Summit

...ighting and Energy Summit? This year brings some significant changes and additions to Abu Dhabi’s lighting standards which are leading toward the issue of revised and expanded Lighting Specific...

4 Aug 2015

Abu Dhabi's Lighting Strategy at the forefront of the 4th Annual ME Smart Lighting and Energy Summit

News / Carbon & Climate

India’s coastal villages map out disasters strategy

...and field-based learning activities.” Kyoto University in Japan was one of the universities keen to work with him, and two Australian universities, Melbourne and Victoria, also joined in, helping with...

27 May 2015

India’s coastal villages map out disasters strategy

News / Water

Revolutionising wastewater treatment

...in his mid-30s, providing municipalities and communities around the world with safe water and lower cost. “It is the science that drives me and finding applications that help people, while making scie...

30 Nov 2015

Revolutionising wastewater treatment

News / Green Buildings

Future-proofing Australia's building industry

...and commercialised as Timbercrete, a sustainable, low-carbon, and climate-resilient building material set to revolutionise how the industry constructs its buildings. The Colliers distributed Timbercre...

7 Apr 2016

Future-proofing Australia's building industry

Press Releases / Allcot Group

ALLCOT solidifies operations in Colombia in partnership with Future Builders

...ining, verification, tests and certification. The company has been established since 2010, in a wide range of industries. The company’s main activities being: Certification, Training, Verificati...

3 Feb 2016

ALLCOT solidifies operations in Colombia in partnership with Future Builders

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