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Opinion /
Cities
Globalising compassion amidst Covid-19
...
The
se are acts of sympathy -
when
you feel
the
suffering of o
the
rs or, empathy-
when
you feel
the
suffering of o
the
rs as your own. Today I saw an ordinary couple and
the
ir children cooking.
The
n
the
m...
1 Apr 2020
Globalising compassion amidst Covid-19
Opinion /
Cities
Big data can help cities clean
the
air
the
ir citizens brea
the
. Here's how.
...
the
source of emissions before
the
y escape into
the
atmosphere, safely stores it, and eventually repurposes it to produce value-added chemicals and o
the
r mineralisation products for landfills and
the
...
3 Sep 2020
Big data can help cities clean the air their citizens breathe. Here's how.
News /
Policy & Finance
Vaccine lottery: Indian states grapple with how to share Covid-19 jabs
...
the
state of Chhattisgarh, authorities faced a legal challenge for opting to give top priority to "
the
poorest of
the
poor" on
the
grounds
the
y were
the
most vulnerable, with limited access to health ...
17 May 2021
Vaccine lottery: Indian states grapple with how to share Covid-19 jabs
News /
Energy
Cyclones reduce India’s wind power generation
...
the
rn, western and nor
the
rn regions. By
the
end of September 2020,
the
total installed capacity was 38,124 megawatts (MW), surpassed only by China,
the
US and Germany. Unlike o
the
r parts of
the
world ...
6 Jan 2021
Cyclones reduce India’s wind power generation
News /
Carbon & Climate
Discovery of threatened species pushes bid to protect Vietnam forest
...
the
rn Vietnam, it’s probably
the
most threatened. It could relatively easily be completely cleared,” Kempinski said. “If
the
re is no effort to preserve
the
wildlife and
the
forest
the
re,
the
wildlife ...
2 Sep 2020
Discovery of threatened species pushes bid to protect Vietnam forest
News /
Policy & Finance
China’s new carbon neutrality pledge: What next?
...
the
current international economic and political dynamics,
the
global community must come toge
the
r to fur
the
r
the
global climate agenda by incorporating concrete goals into a green post-pandemic recov...
25 Sep 2020
China’s new carbon neutrality pledge: What next?
News /
Carbon & Climate
Carbon capture and storage won’t work, critics say
...
when
the
y begin and have only gradually improved. Despite
the
se drawbacks and a number of failed CCS developments in
the
UK,
the
British government has just ploughed ano
the
r £1 billion (US$1.36bn) int...
19 Jan 2021
Carbon capture and storage won’t work, critics say
News /
Transport
US slaps sanctions on China oil giant over South China Sea activity
...
the
r
the
large-scale reclamation, construction, or militarisation of disputed outposts in
the
South China Sea, or
the
PRC’s use of coercion against Sou
the
ast Asian claimants to inhibit
the
ir access to...
19 Jan 2021
US slaps sanctions on China oil giant over South China Sea activity
News /
Water
One year after
the
drought: Has Chennai learned from its water crisis?
...
the
ir lives
when
the
ir crops wi
the
r and
the
y are unable to pay
the
ir lenders. As more families abandon
the
ir fields and turn to water trade,
the
y encourage o
the
rs to follow suit, locking rural communi...
27 Jul 2020
One year after the drought: Has Chennai learned from its water crisis?
News /
Green Buildings
Keppel Land CEO Tan Swee Yiow appointed World Green Building Council treasurer
...
the
board for
the
World Green Building Council (WGBC).
The
WGBC is a United Kingdom-headquartered non-profit that promotes sustainability in
the
built environment around
the
world, and SGBC is
the
equ...
1 Jul 2020
Keppel Land CEO Tan Swee Yiow appointed World Green Building Council treasurer
News /
Carbon & Climate
Carbon dioxide emissions fall – but by accident
...
the
slowdown,
the
researchers were able to make estimates of
the
CO2 emissions that never happened: by
the
end of April,
the
se amounted to 1,048 million tonnes of
the
greenhouse gas, with
the
largest ...
26 May 2020
Carbon dioxide emissions fall – but by accident
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Climate constitutionalism
...
the
US. Indeed,
the
response to
the
TVA sowed
the
seeds of an anti-infrastructure, anti-dam movement that swept
the
world in
the
second half of
the
twentieth century. Without a shared understanding of...
15 Apr 2021
Climate constitutionalism
Opinion /
Energy
Power in a pandemic: why energy access matters during coronavirus
...
The
se energy solutions can not only allow people to access
the
healthcare
the
y need now, but can also be an investment into
the
clean, sustainable energy infrastructure of
the
future for
the
se countri...
3 Apr 2020
Power in a pandemic: why energy access matters during coronavirus
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Who should lead
the
fight for global justice?
...
The
problem is that
the
people with
the
most power to address global problems are often not only
the
same people who helped to cause
the
m, but also are among
the
last to be harmed by
the
m. This was th...
12 Mar 2020
Who should lead the fight for global justice?
News /
Green Buildings
How I got here... architect and green building advocate, Tan Szue Hann
...
the
ir beliefs.
The
re are plenty of heroes in
the
sustainability scene—individuals who carve out success from trying to heal, and save,
the
planet—and
the
y tend to place
the
interests of
the
planet and...
5 Apr 2020
How I got here... architect and green building advocate, Tan Szue Hann
News /
Policy & Finance
Geopolitical standoff in South China Sea results to environmental fallout
...
the
impacts in
the
coastal habitats,” Perez said.
The
PhilSA has presented
the
se analyses to
the
National Task Force-West Philippines Sea (NTF-WPS),
the
inter-agency body governing issues related to t...
13 Aug 2021
Geopolitical standoff in South China Sea results to environmental fallout
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Pandemic policy must be climate policy
...
the
curve” was
the
mantra of
the
early Covid-19 response. To avoid overwhelming health-care systems and buy time to increase
the
ir capacity, populations needed to take action to slow
the
spread of
the
...
5 Aug 2020
Pandemic policy must be climate policy
News /
Waste
Covid-19 prompts pivot to green alternative to rubber gloves
...
the
Thomson Reuters Foundation.
When
the
pandemic broke out Meditech Gloves, a recent entrant into
the
industry, ramped up
the
ir production to meet
the
massive surge in demand for
the
ir gloves which u...
26 Nov 2020
Covid-19 prompts pivot to green alternative to rubber gloves
News /
Energy
Lack of finance forces Bangladesh to consider shelving coal
...
The
Third Pole that
the
se are sitting idle for
the
time being, and that
the
government might gradually cancel
the
ir approval.
The
main issue, according to
the
letter, is
the
inability to finance
the
c...
20 Oct 2020
Lack of finance forces Bangladesh to consider shelving coal
News /
Food & Agriculture
Plant-based Bambara milk could launch in Singapore in Q2 of 2021
...
the
Bambara groundnut, a hardy legume with
the
potential to improve
the
lives of tropical smallholder farmers.
The
company will launch its Bambara milk in Singapore, possibly in
the
second quarter of ...
13 Jan 2021
Plant-based Bambara milk could launch in Singapore in Q2 of 2021
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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
News /
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
News /
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
News /
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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