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News / Policy & Finance

Insurance industry facing a climate of fear

...te change factored into a premium? This is likely to be contentious. Munich Re admits that despite "evidence indicating that the growing number of weather-related catastrophes most probably cannot be ...

27 Jun 2011

Insurance industry facing a climate of fear

News / Energy

Samsung wins bid to build S'pore's $1.5b LNG terminal

...to be its project management consultant. Both firms will jointly manage the EPC contract. Mr McGregor said the rest of the $1.5 billion budget will be set aside for a second jetty and extra storage ta...

9 Feb 2010

Samsung wins bid to build S'pore's $1.5b LNG terminal

News / Policy & Finance

Indonesia energy firms welcome govt forest decree

...those sectors. PT Pertamina Geothermal Energy (PGE), a unit of state oil firm Pertamina, said it could now proceed with the construction of geothermal projects that could produce 1,340 megawatts (MW)....

4 Mar 2010

Indonesia energy firms welcome govt forest decree

Opinion / Policy & Finance

The Green White House

...ts to green their operations. But I haven't heard of any Government adopting something of this scale to coordinate the greening efforts of its agencies and ministries collectively. Time to start Green...

20 Oct 2009

The Green White House

News / Transport

Electric cars to receive special rebates in Singapore

...th - will be registered under Tides or the Transport Technology Innovation and Development Scheme. It is part of the $20 million test-bed project that will see 50 units of the iMiEV deployed to test t...

13 Jan 2010

Electric cars to receive special rebates in Singapore

News / Carbon & Climate

Journalists should not forget climate change, say experts

...to the side and is now a topic that appears more often in the context of wider environmental or political coverage. "I think we started a bit too late with serious reporting on the topic. The reportin...

21 Jun 2010

Journalists should not forget climate change, say experts

News / Carbon & Climate

Indonesia rejects "world's third-largest emitter" tag

...three, I feel put out. It's not right," Environment Minister Gusti Muhammad Hatta told reporters at the launch of the report in Jakarta. "Other countries have not reported their data so how can they s...

24 Nov 2009

Indonesia rejects "world's third-largest emitter" tag

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Climate protests put pressure on talks

...t delegates love the attention they get while at the Cop, issuing statements, negotiating texts which give them a sense of self-importance, that they drag it out until the very last possible moment. "...

14 Dec 2009

Climate protests put pressure on talks

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Go to plan B to limit costs of climate paralysis, says The Age

...tainty. The opposition can be expected to exploit the politics of a new tax, but no one committed to action on climate change or sustainable development should shy from that debate. Economists agree t...

22 Feb 2010

Go to plan B to limit costs of climate paralysis, says The Age

News / Carbon & Climate

British firm recruited to lead China's efforts to clean up economy

...The transition to a low carbon economy won't be easy, but the longer we postpone taking the necessary steps, the more it will hurt later." The representative of the United Nations expressed hope that ...

23 Mar 2010

British firm recruited to lead China's efforts to clean up economy

News / Carbon & Climate

The race to halt Inner Mongolia's desertification

...to shops that line the promenade, which sell clothing, snacks and sports equipment. This is a society that has leisure time, cash, and things like skateboards to spend that cash on. And that's just th...

13 Oct 2009

The race to halt Inner Mongolia's desertification

News / Energy

The question: should nuclear energy power our future?

...tries may resort to nuclear power to try to achieve energy security and moderate climate change but Australia neither needs it nor wants it. In the 1990s, I toured Australia seeking input to the feder...

29 Nov 2010

The question: should nuclear energy power our future?

News / Policy & Finance

Obama details oil spill response, calls for energy reform

...tection, saying that "in the midst of the greatest environmental disaster in our country's history, there is no excuse to do otherwise." Ultimately, Gore said in statement, "the only way to prevent th...

16 Jun 2010

Obama details oil spill response, calls for energy reform

News / Policy & Finance

The world convenes in Copenhagen, talks finally begin

...that this conference will urgently initiate, and some find it inconvenient to accept its inevitability," he said. He added that the panel has tens of thousands of scientists contributing to reports, w...

7 Dec 2009

The world convenes in Copenhagen, talks finally begin

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Mitigating sea level rise

...tation is important, but there must be considerations to the natural environment. Early studies must be done. Recognise that decisions taken now will affect future options. Use scenarios to test fitne...

28 Apr 2009

Mitigating sea level rise

News / Energy

Singapore chases green dollars in clean-tech race

...tech investment, development and education and a center for the carbon market. The clean-tech sector is also part of the government's efforts to try to gradually shift one of Asia's most energy-intens...

30 May 2010

Singapore chases green dollars in clean-tech race

News / Policy & Finance

Oil and renewables: Slicing up the subsidy pie

...that encourage wasteful consumption' has the potential to, at least partly, balance the disappointment of Copenhagen. This commitment was made in recognition that subsidies can distort markets, can im...

22 Dec 2010

Oil and renewables: Slicing up the subsidy pie

News / Carbon & Climate

UN climate envoy expects dual-track negotiations

...the prime movers in the negotiations, saw its ambitions whittled down at the summit. "They got the message that it was much more complicated than (they believed), and that they have to work with Brazi...

16 Mar 2010

UN climate envoy expects dual-track negotiations

News / Policy & Finance

Nations' greenhouse gas pledges too small: UN

...the first time countries are committed to this goal - that's the good news,' he said. 'The bad news, of course, is the pledges that have been put on the table to date don't put us on track to meet tha...

3 Feb 2010

Nations' greenhouse gas pledges too small: UN

News / Carbon & Climate

Big developing countries form climate change front

...to a statement released after the talks, which took place on Friday evening and Saturday. "We believe that this work represents a good starting point and we will continue to work together over the nex...

29 Nov 2009

Big developing countries form climate change front