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Food & Agriculture
The
foods that reverse climate change
...
the
carbon ga
the
red from
the
atmosphere by
the
plant to
the
dirt. Soil-dwelling fungi feed on
the
carbon delivered by
the
roots and provide
the
plants with o
the
r nutrients in return. Applying microbe-...
29 Jan 2021
The foods that reverse climate change
Opinion /
Energy
Coronavirus has cut CO2 from Europe’s electricity system by 39 per cent
...
the
same period last year.
The
data shows electricity demand is down 15 per cent in
the
UK and 13 per cent in
the
EU-27 over
the
past 30 days, against
the
same period last year. This is shown in
the
c...
4 May 2020
Coronavirus has cut CO2 from Europe’s electricity system by 39 per cent
Podcasts /
Energy
How can renewables overcome
the
ir human rights problems?
...
When
it comes to attacks on human rights activists,
the
violation of Indigenous people’s rights and child labour,
the
sector is in fact
the
third-worst in
the
world, behind only
the
mining and agribus...
8 Oct 2020
How can renewables overcome their human rights problems?
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
The
AIIB’s transparency deficit
...
when
the
re is still a chance to influence
the
outcome. But
the
ESF review draft demonstrates
the
bank’s intention to delegate
the
responsibility for accountability to its future clients. Unless
the
dr...
26 Oct 2020
The AIIB’s transparency deficit
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Retiring or repurposing Asia’s coal plants: why owners must plan and act now
...
the
role of
the
ir facilities to avoid
the
ir assets becoming stranded. Owners must begin planning now for retirement, repurposing with affordable and alternative generation, or fur
the
r diversification ...
23 Aug 2021
Retiring or repurposing Asia’s coal plants: why owners must plan and act now
News /
Policy & Finance
China declares no more pangolin scales in traditional medicine
...
the
large-scale illegal trade in
the
scaly anteaters, conservationists say.
The
eight species of pangolins are toge
the
r one of
the
most widely trafficked animals in
the
world, with more than a million...
19 Jun 2020
China declares no more pangolin scales in traditional medicine
News /
Carbon & Climate
Shell says new ‘Brazil-sized’ forest would be needed to meet 1.5C climate goal
...
the
end of
the
century remains essentially
the
same. Aside from
the
temporary impact of Covid-19,
the
major difference between
the
two scenarios is
the
“extensive scale-up of nature-based solutions”, ...
17 Feb 2021
Shell says new ‘Brazil-sized’ forest would be needed to meet 1.5C climate goal
News /
Carbon & Climate
Antarctica’s ice loss could soon be irreversible
...
the
flow of melting ice from
the
continent of Antarctica. If
the
annual average temperature of
the
planet goes beyond 2°C,
the
n
the
Antarctic melting rate will double. And
when
global heating really s...
2 Oct 2020
Antarctica’s ice loss could soon be irreversible
News /
Carbon & Climate
Sou
the
ast Asian nations missing from push to protect 30% of planet
...
the
re over
the
past two decades.
The
region is also home to about 18 per cent of
the
world's endangered species, according to
the
Campaign for Nature. In Indonesia, for example,
the
Rawa Singkil Wildl...
29 Jun 2021
Southeast Asian nations missing from push to protect 30% of planet
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
How colonialism’s legacy makes it harder for countries to escape poverty and fossil fuels today
...
the
continued development of poorer nations.
The
Green Climate Fund In 2010,
the
recognition of ongoing injustices resulted in
the
creation of
the
Green Climate Fund.
The
U.N. launched
the
fund with t...
29 Jun 2021
How colonialism’s legacy makes it harder for countries to escape poverty and fossil fuels today
News /
Carbon & Climate
New study challenges finding that climate change will drive dryland expansion
...
the
response of plants to rising CO2 levels. Using this method,
the
authors find that
the
global dryland area will not change significantly over
the
coming century as
the
climate warms. While
the
CO2 ...
15 Mar 2021
New study challenges finding that climate change will drive dryland expansion
News /
Policy & Finance
South Asian migrant workers seek justice as wage
the
ft worsens under coronavirus
...
the
y would make in
the
same job at home. But
the
ir migrant status makes it much harder for
the
m to seek justice
when
things go wrong - as
the
y have for large numbers in recent months as
the
pandemic h...
15 Sep 2020
South Asian migrant workers seek justice as wage theft worsens under coronavirus
News /
Energy
Is South Korea on
the
right path to carbon neutrality?
...
the
country were displayed in central Seoul to show
the
people’s desire to march toge
the
r against
the
climate crisis
when
the
y couldn’t take to
the
streets due to
the
coronavirus.
The
Korea Beyond Coa...
4 Dec 2020
Is South Korea on the right path to carbon neutrality?
News /
Corporate Responsibility
Marketing agency MullenLowe hires Ben & Jerry's executive Sarah Cragg to run sustainability practice
...
when
businesses are keen to communicate
the
ir sustainability credentials amid
the
ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. MullenLowe salt has worked with a range of companies to support
the
ir sustainability activi...
11 Nov 2020
Marketing agency MullenLowe hires Ben & Jerry's executive Sarah Cragg to run sustainability practice
News /
Policy & Finance
Push to 'keep 1.5 alive' heats up, 100 days from COP26 climate talks
...
the
world on
the
right path. A 2018 report from
the
UN climate science panel
the
n identified
the
"clear benefits to people and natural ecosystems" of sticking to warming of just 1.5C and warned
the
da...
23 Jul 2021
Push to 'keep 1.5 alive' heats up, 100 days from COP26 climate talks
News /
Carbon & Climate
Power sector emissions were higher last year than
when
Paris deal was signed
...
the
enormity of
the
challenge.” Solar and wind pushed coal to a record fall last year, with power generation from
the
fossil fuel down 4 per cent from 2019. Image: Ember
The
new study, titled Global...
30 Mar 2021
Power sector emissions were higher last year than when Paris deal was signed
News /
Energy
IEA: India is on ‘cusp of a solar-powered revolution’
...
The
IEA’s India Energy Outlook 2021 finds that
the
energy demand of
the
world’s third-largest emitter will expand more than any o
the
r nation over
the
next two decades, edging out
the
EU to make it
the
...
15 Feb 2021
IEA: India is on ‘cusp of a solar-powered revolution’
News /
Policy & Finance
Vietnam conservation regulations improving, but enforcement remains a problem
...
the
r agencies, defining
the
ir role and responsibilities,” Kempinski said.
The
n
the
re is
the
enforcement side of
the
laws. “In terms of punishment, if this is a criminal offense,
the
re is
the
Penal Cod...
8 Oct 2020
Vietnam conservation regulations improving, but enforcement remains a problem
News /
Energy
In pursuit of self-determined development, Borneo’s indigenous tribes turn to homegrown renewables
...
the
kind of development that meets
the
aspirations of
the
ir people,”
the
indigenous activist says. “Providing villages with
the
ir own renewable energy system is a crucial step, but
the
re are still man...
21 Jan 2021
In pursuit of self-determined development, Borneo’s indigenous tribes turn to homegrown renewables
News /
Carbon & Climate
Satellite alerts seen helping fight deforestation in Africa
...
the
training
the
y receive and support
the
ir efforts. Fanny Moffette, lead researcher, University of Wisconsin-Madison
The
study looked at whe
the
r
the
alert system—launched by
the
Global Forest Watch...
5 Jan 2021
Satellite alerts seen helping fight deforestation in Africa
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Carbon & Climate
Breaking Southeast Asia’s fire and haze cycle through certification and coordinated action
EB Studio
Stronger standards and fire prevention can help, but lasting progress requires action across industries, governments and communities.
Breaking Southeast Asia's fire and haze cycle through certification and coordinated action
News /
Policy & Finance
Malaysia to launch new sustainability professionals body by end 2026
The professional body aims to raise standards, strengthen sustainability capabilities and provide a collective voice for practitioners across …
Malaysia to launch new sustainability professionals body by end 2026
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Cities
How Singapore can help shape Asia’s next generation of infrastructure
EB Studio
As the region’s infrastructure needs grow more complex, the city-state’s financing, engineering and technology capabilities could help deliver …
How Singapore can help shape Asia’s next generation of infrastructure
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Policy & Finance
Greenpeace Philippines cuts staff size amid restructuring and climate funding bottlenecks
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The watchdog has downsized its 43-member team, with six hires planned, amid funding pressures. Greenpeace Southeast Asia says …
Greenpeace Philippines cuts staff size amid restructuring and climate funding bottlenecks
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Policy & Finance
Singapore urges UN convention on AI safeguards as global risks mount
Proposal calls for common safety rules and human oversight, as research highlights security threats and potential disruption to …
Singapore urges UN convention on AI safeguards as global risks mount
News /
Energy
Renewable project location matters as much as technology, capacity, says clean energy expert
Cebu’s recurring grid alerts expose a flaw in Philippine renewable procurement, as low cost projects in outlying islands …
Renewable project location matters as much as technology, capacity, says clean energy expert
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