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EV race: The battle for dominance looks set to intensify as startups sniff new territory
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Copy. “Legacy automakers who have been in the business for decades have to focus primarily on their traditional businesses (vehicles with internal combustion engines) since they need these profi...
31 Mar 2023
EV race: The battle for dominance looks set to intensify as startups sniff new territory
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Policy & Finance
‘Infrastructure-first’ approach causes conflict in Indonesia
Launched by President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo in 2016, the National Strategic Project scheme prioritises large-scale investments in order to boost economic growth. Investments above IDR 100 billion (US$7...
12 May 2022
‘Infrastructure-first’ approach causes conflict in Indonesia
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Mediacorp
Catch the CNA Green Plan Challenge to find out more about sustainable practices!
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emissions. Episode 4 – Sustainable Living: Grooming Green Stewards for Tomorrow Host(s): Azura Goh Developing a green citizenry that consumes and wastes le...
1 Apr 2022
Catch the CNA Green Plan Challenge to find out more about sustainable practices!
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Carbon & Climate
Environment correspondent Audrey Tan to lead science communications at NUS research institutes
The National University of Singapore has hired environment journalist Audrey Tan to lead a new science communications team for its two research institutes – the Centre for Nature-based Climate Solutio...
7 Oct 2022
Environment correspondent Audrey Tan to lead science communications at NUS research institutes
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Policy & Finance
7 trends that will shape sustainability in 2022
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carbon
production. Malaysian oil and gas giant Petronas declared that it was going to be
carbon
neutral in 2050, but noted it only as an “aspiration”, and not a science-based target that aligns the f...
29 Dec 2021
7 trends that will shape sustainability in 2022
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Carbon & Climate
Green business after COP26
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carbon
global economy. Between this year’s extreme weather events and the razor-sharp, science-based messages in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s sixth assessment report, we do not need...
30 Nov 2021
Green business after COP26
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Food & Agriculture
Despite COP26 forest vow, one third of commodity firms have no plans to halt deforestation
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-rich tropical forests, is key to efforts to limiting man-made global warming. The report warned that companies are poorly prepared for changing regulations, with new laws in the UK and proposal...
14 Jan 2022
Despite COP26 forest vow, one third of commodity firms have no plans to halt deforestation
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Carbon & Climate
To dye for: Indonesia's
carbon
-rich mangroves in fashion with women weavers
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carbon
dioxide emissions, storing one-third of the world's coastal
carbon
stock and about five times as much per hectare as Indonesia's upland forests. But according to a 2015 study from the Center fo...
17 Dec 2021
To dye for: Indonesia's carbon-rich mangroves in fashion with women weavers
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Carbon & Climate
Diversity in the boardroom drives climate action: study
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isation, the study of 159 global firms based in North America, Europe and Asia Pacific found. More gender diverse companies are twice as likely to develop a de
carbon
isation strategy, 25 per cent...
1 Nov 2021
Diversity in the boardroom drives climate action: study
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Energy
Bird paradise Kutch turned avian graveyard by power lines
About 30,000 birds are estimated to be dying annually, due to collisions with power lines, in the Abdasa region of Gujarat’s Kutch district, according to data from ongoing work by The Corbett Foundati...
24 May 2022
Bird paradise Kutch turned avian graveyard by power lines
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Wins and losses of COP26
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services and trading hub. It has announced that it is scaling up efforts to develop an international
carbon
trading marketplace and a services ecosystem to support de
carbon
isation. By some est...
16 Nov 2021
Wins and losses of COP26
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Policy & Finance
Three months late, Asian developing states settle on loss and damage council reps
Six Asian nations – China, India, Pakistan, Philippines, Saudi Arabia and South Korea – will share two seats on a global panel tasked to write rules for a fund for helping vulnerable countries recover...
17 Mar 2023
Three months late, Asian developing states settle on loss and damage council reps
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Policy & Finance
COP27: World leaders agree to talk about paying for loss and damage
“Funding arrangements responding to loss and damage” has been included for the first time in an agenda agreed upon by the global community for the COP27 climate conference that started in Sharm el-She...
7 Nov 2022
COP27: World leaders agree to talk about paying for loss and damage
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Singapore undertakes new voluntary commitments for ocean protection
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carbon
fuels, said its foreign minister Vivian Balakrishnan, delivering an official statement at the UNOC in Lisbon, Portugal, this week. "The challenges facing the ocean have increased with each pas...
4 Jul 2022
Singapore undertakes new voluntary commitments for ocean protection
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Waste
India's electronics industry bets on circular economy to curb rising e-waste mountain
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credits, which will allow companies to meet shortfalls through purchasing points from other sellers. Industry executives suggested that manufacturers should incentivise consumers to exchange th...
13 Jun 2022
India's electronics industry bets on circular economy to curb rising e-waste mountain
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Carbon & Climate
The voices missing at COP27: Where is the global south?
As a 28-year-old, I entered my first United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27) in Sharm El-Sheikh with excitement and a hint of scepticism. I was both exhilarated by the fact that I was attendi...
22 Nov 2022
The voices missing at COP27: Where is the global south?
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Food & Agriculture
Burning forests to make energy: EU and world grapple with biomass science
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carbon
? A 2018 study by IEA Bioenergy, an energy policy advisory organization to the EU, says the answer is yes: “
Carbon
losses [through harvest] in some stands are balanced by
carbon
gains [growth] i...
23 Aug 2021
Burning forests to make energy: EU and world grapple with biomass science
Opinion /
Energy
Can nuclear energy come back from the grave?
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carbon
world, the potential for nuclear power is huge. Because of the lead times involved, nuclear energy cannot offer an instant solution to today’s challenges. Within a decade, however, nuclear, alo...
13 Jun 2022
Can nuclear energy come back from the grave?
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Carbon & Climate
Elections showed Australia’s appetite for climate action. What levers can the new government pull?
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price – after the Liberals successfully poisoned the well. But there are other ways to accelerate Australia’s shift to cleaner and greener, such as through public investment in large-scale sola...
23 May 2022
Elections showed Australia’s appetite for climate action. What levers can the new government pull?
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Announcing OpenESG: The first open, democratic, and credibly neutral ESG scoring system
Innovating in the field of socially sustainable investing, ESG DAO, a UK-based organisation, has unveiled OpenESG, a revolutionary new scoring system that promises to transform the way Environmental, ...
19 Jan 2023
Announcing OpenESG: The first open, democratic, and credibly neutral ESG scoring system
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Indonesia signals gas export curbs for countries that do not ‘respect’ it
Energy minister Bahlil Lahadalia’s warning came as Singapore and Malaysia stepped up pressure on Jakarta over the haze, …
Indonesia signals gas export curbs for countries that do not ‘respect’ it
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Carbon & Climate
Haze victims in Malaysia and Singapore can take polluters to court in Indonesia
With regional diplomacy and Singapore’s haze law offering victims slow responses, Indonesia’s own courts may be the most …
Haze victims in Malaysia and Singapore can take polluters to court in Indonesia
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Energy
Latest Asean energy outlook ditches carbon neutrality pathway, projects higher emissions by 2050
Asean’s official energy outlook, endorsed by its energy ministers on 8 October, reveals a gap between the region’s …
Latest Asean energy outlook ditches carbon neutrality pathway, projects higher emissions by 2050
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Water
Water insecurity an ‘invisible barrier’ to AI and chip industry growth, say specialists
Taiwan’s water-intensive industries are exploring AI-assisted treatment as rising costs, workforce shortages and extreme weather heighten supply risks, …
Water insecurity an ‘invisible barrier’ to AI and chip industry growth, say specialists
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Waste Management
Plastic accounting masks chemical recycling harms, critics say
As scientists and dozens of nations call for major reductions in plastic production, the plastics industry continues to …
Plastic accounting masks chemical recycling harms, critics say
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Carbon & Climate
Thailand’s low-carbon push puts jobs and livelihoods in focus
A new transition roadmap will examine support for workers and smaller businesses, but participation and implementation funding remain …
Thailand’s low-carbon push puts jobs and livelihoods in focus
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