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Bribery a matter of course for illegal Thai fishing ships in Indonesia

...ia and do it again. The boats carry three flags: Thai, Indonesian and Malaysian. They decide which to hoist based on whose territory they are in. Phong said he wasn't familiar with Indonesian fishin...

8 May 2015

Bribery a matter of course for illegal Thai fishing ships in Indonesia

News / Water

Stress on water resources threatens lives and livelihoods

...ist James Famiglietti, identified his own home state of California as a cause for concern because it is in the grip of an extended drought that threatens agriculture. “As we’re seeing in California ri...

30 Jun 2015

Stress on water resources threatens lives and livelihoods

News / None

Communication's part of the sustainability story

...and have an even bigger positive impact in the communities we operate in,” she said. “We can’t do it on our own.” Huawei’s sustainability initiatives include training programmes in developing countrie...

19 May 2015

Communication's part of the sustainability story

Opinion / Energy

Our addiction to fossil fuel is taking us on the road to nowhere

...ity. The choice is not between Russia and Saudi Arabia. The choice is between dirty and clean energy providers and between climate chaos and more sustainable living, it's a choice between the past and...

11 Feb 2015

Our addiction to fossil fuel is taking us on the road to nowhere

News / Corporate Responsibility

HSBC bank 'helped clients dodge millions in tax'

...iminal investigations in the US, France, Belgium and Argentina, but not in the UK, where HSBC is based. HSBC said it is "co-operating with relevant authorities". Treasury minister David Gauke defended...

10 Feb 2015

HSBC bank 'helped clients dodge millions in tax'

Opinion / Policy & Finance

PolicyCheck: What are the parties really offering to save the Great Barrier Reef?

...and it is important to distinguish between no-strings funding and loan financing. Here is a breakdown of what the three leading parties are promising to deliver. The Coalition will spend A$450 million...

22 Jun 2016

PolicyCheck: What are the parties really offering to save the Great Barrier Reef?

Opinion / Waste

We need a global treaty on plastics. Here's what it should look like

...and enduring solution. Nils Simon is a Berlin-based political scientist specializing in international environmental and sustainability governance. This article is republished from Ensia.

11 Aug 2016

We need a global treaty on plastics. Here's what it should look like

Press Releases / Cundall

New Cundall international transfer to push SE Asia growth

...ience lies with providing energy efficiency and renewable energy solutions to all building types. His passion for maximising passive design and energy efficiency has led to additional experience in wa...

8 May 2015

New Cundall international transfer to push SE Asia growth

News / Policy & Finance

Australian cuts to climate change research may hit drive into Asia

...ientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) to mitigate the impact of bushfires, cyclones and droughts. "In the next 30 years we will need to alter our farming habits due to rainfall, heat, ...

12 Feb 2016

Australian cuts to climate change research may hit drive into Asia

News / Transport

Solar Impulse plane set for epic global flight

...it will skip from continent to continent, crossing both the Pacific and Atlantic oceans in the process. Swiss adventurers Bertrand Piccard and Andre Borschberg will share the pilot duties in the singl...

9 Mar 2015

Solar Impulse plane set for epic global flight

News / Cities

Singapore as a 'living lab' for urban solutions

...it possible to deliver a higher standard of urban living even as densities increase, he added. Getting Singapore’s efforts at becoming a living lab right is crucial to realising Singapore’s aspiratio...

28 Jul 2015

Singapore as a 'living lab' for urban solutions

Press Releases / Hydro Tasmania

Hydro Tasmania employee wins international Award for Excellence

...ia’s specialist power and water consulting business, Entura, is an active participant in the IHA’s sustainability efforts and provides a range of specialist consulting services relating to...

24 Jun 2015

Hydro Tasmania employee wins international Award for Excellence

News / Food & Agriculture

Pope laments destruction of forests to plant soy

...in an interview with two priests at Radio Parroquial Virgen del Carmen in Campo Gallo, a tiny parish radio station in the poor northern province of Santiago del Estero in his native Argentina. "It wil...

10 Aug 2015

Pope laments destruction of forests to plant soy

Press Releases / Greenpeace Southeast Asia

Six Greenpeace climbers scale Shell’s Arctic-bound oil rig

...iting the melting ice to increase a manmade disaster. Climate change is real and already inflicting pain and suffering on my brothers and sisters in the Pacific. “I believe that shining a light...

9 Apr 2015

Six Greenpeace climbers scale Shell’s Arctic-bound oil rig

News / Waste

Council shuts down Melbourne's first zero-waste cafe

...iction notice – which Joost says is a disappointing end to the project. “I'm incredibly proud of what we have achieved. In three years there were no wheelie bin collections, we turned almost 140 tonn...

4 Mar 2015

Council shuts down Melbourne's first zero-waste cafe

Press Releases / Impact Investment Exchange (Asia) Pte Ltd

IIX’s first Impact Accelerator in the Philippines concludes with Impact Showcase

...information, visit asiaiix.com and follow us on Twitter @asiaiix and Facebook at facebook.com/asiaiix. For media queries, please contact:Ms. Lim Jia LingEmail: jlim@asiaiix.comWebsite: www.asiaiix.co...

26 Aug 2015

IIX’s first Impact Accelerator in the Philippines concludes with Impact Showcase

News / Carbon & Climate

'Next Pinatubo' a test of geoengineering

...ing the climate, Mt Pinatubo disrupted the Asian Monsoons and by limiting direct sunlight reduced the capability of solar power generation. "I don’t like the Plan B framing; I tend to think of it as P...

17 Feb 2015

'Next Pinatubo' a test of geoengineering

News / Food & Agriculture

Pakistan farmers shift from wheat to cope with floods

...ir crops, some have devised their own mitigation plans to cope with the crisis. Muhammad Nageen, a farmer in Thoi Valley in Pakistan’s mountainous Gilgit Baltistan area, is not familiar with the phras...

7 Apr 2015

Pakistan farmers shift from wheat to cope with floods

News / Corporate Responsibility

Outrage at claims of migrants enslaved on Malaysian palm plantations

...in recent years, including one in 2014 by Finnwatch, a Finnish civil society organization focusing on corporate responsibility, which found serious abuses in Malaysian palm-oil giant IOI Group’s plant...

3 Aug 2015

Outrage at claims of migrants enslaved on Malaysian palm plantations

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Business takes leadership role at COP21

...imate change is real and solutions exist Actively manage risks within their business Vision: Implementing a price on carbon A strategic action agenda to stimulate innovation Transparency and disclos...

30 Nov 2015

Business takes leadership role at COP21

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