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Vast majority of world – 6.76 billion people – living with excessive air pollution
With some 6.5 million people dying annually from air pollution and 92 per cent of the world’s population living in places where levels exceed recommended limits, the United Nations on 27 September rol...
29 Sep 2016
Vast majority of world – 6.76 billion people – living with excessive air pollution
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Energy
Science opens routes to energy recycling
Molecular biology has been used by scientists in the US to make a catalyst that can split water into hydrogen and oxygen. It means that a truly renewable biotechnological material could be used to hel...
15 Jan 2016
Science opens routes to energy recycling
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
How green are your bonds?
The interest in green bonds has been growing with $694 billion in labeled and unlabeled green bonds outstanding in 2016. Since the European Investment Bank issued the first green bonds in 2007, much o...
27 Jan 2017
How green are your bonds?
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Energy
‘India’s ambitious renewable energy target now seems achievable’
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renewables
by 175 gigawatts (GW) and increase in production of domestic coal by 2021-22, allowing the country to end its reliance on coal imports. “The target to install 175 GW of renewable by 2021-22...
20 Aug 2015
‘India’s ambitious renewable energy target now seems achievable’
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WOC engages investors in the Ocean Investment Platform
World Ocean Council (WOC) CEO, Paul Holthus, described for institutional investors the opportunities for investing in responsible ocean economic development. Holthus provided an overview of the ocean...
11 May 2016
WOC engages investors in the Ocean Investment Platform
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Clenergy International
Clenergy provides mounting system for Australia Hybrid powered mine
Clenergy, the leading solar solution provider, supplied a 1.7MWdc PV-ezRack SolarTerrace V ground mount system for the diesel displacement solar plant project at Rio Tinto’s Weipa bauxite mine i...
22 Oct 2015
Clenergy provides mounting system for Australia Hybrid powered mine
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Energy
China pulls emergency stop on coal power construction
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renewables
, a transformation that will depend on China’s grid giving greater priority to solar, wind on the grid to displace coal, and augment hydro’s share of non-fossil fuel generation. This article...
7 Apr 2016
China pulls emergency stop on coal power construction
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Carbon & Climate
Fossil fuel industry must halt expansion
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quickly enough to meet our energy needs and climate goals. “Perhaps more importantly, we can do so in a way that protects workers, communities and the climate.” The Paris Agreement accepts ...
11 Oct 2016
Fossil fuel industry must halt expansion
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Carbon & Climate
Asian judges should unite to fight climate change
Does it really matter that our judges are talking about the 1.5°C rise in global mean temperature, melting glaciers, increased and stronger typhoons, dying ecosystems? What about poor people, who are ...
26 Oct 2016
Asian judges should unite to fight climate change
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Energy
After Paris, the future of Australian coal is downhill
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renewables
. Coal has rapidly ceded ground to gas, wind, hydro and solar in key markets such as the US and China. The long-term outlook for coal for electricity then, is shaky at best. Australia is com...
15 Dec 2015
After Paris, the future of Australian coal is downhill
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Green Buildings
Can Asia achieve zero emissions despite explosive urban growth?
A rapid expansion of the construction industry in the Asia-Pacific region has focused attention on the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from buildings. Buildings are large consumers of energy, ...
14 Mar 2017
Can Asia achieve zero emissions despite explosive urban growth?
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Policy & Finance
Large ivory seizures in Singapore make it a smuggling hub of "primary concern"
Large-scale seizures of ivory in Singapore over the last three years make the south-east Asian city-state one of the world’s premier ivory smuggling hubs for organised crime, say conservation watchdog...
21 Sep 2016
Large ivory seizures in Singapore make it a smuggling hub of "primary concern"
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Energy
ARENA to fund virtual solar power plant study
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency is funding Queensland’s Ergon Energy to see if groups of homes with solar PV and battery storage can work together to become a “virtual power plant”. ARENA chief...
6 Aug 2015
ARENA to fund virtual solar power plant study
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Malaysian Green Technology Corporation
Malaysian government doubles green tech financing limit to RM100 million
As part of its continuing target of pursuing green growth for sustainability and resilience in accordance with the 11th Malaysia Plan and Budget 2016, the Government of Malaysia has increased the fina...
3 Sep 2016
Malaysian government doubles green tech financing limit to RM100 million
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Transport
Tesla v LTA debate throws up some hard questions
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fare much better than, say, in a country powered mainly by coal. For instance, a 2013 study on “wells to wheels” emissions by a research group Shrink That Footprint found that Paraguay is t...
23 Mar 2016
Tesla v LTA debate throws up some hard questions
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Energy
Sea change in
renewables
market forces
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renewables
. The latest group to claim a breakthrough is the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC), Spain. Its developers have designed and...
11 Nov 2015
Sea change in renewables market forces
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Energy
Renewables
outpace nuclear in economies making up 45 pct of world population: report
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than nuclear, it said. In Britain, output from
renewables
, including hydro, surpassed atomic generation "for the first time in decades", while in the United States the share of
renewables
w...
16 Jul 2015
Renewables outpace nuclear in economies making up 45 pct of world population: report
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Energy
Homegrown solar firm Sunseap rides on global energy revolution
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renewables
. Clean power—such as from the sun, wind, and waves—is set to become a key part of the global economy, and capital markets are already reflecting this. Clean energy company stocks have been ...
29 Jan 2016
Homegrown solar firm Sunseap rides on global energy revolution
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Energy
China tops world in PV installation capacity
China has built the world's largest solar photovoltaic (PV) energy capacity, official data showed on Friday. The country's PV installation capacity amounted to 43.18 gigawatt by the end of last year, ...
15 Feb 2016
China tops world in PV installation capacity
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Energy
India and France invite countries to join International Solar Alliance
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and French President Francois Hollande, together invited over 100 countries to join the International Solar Alliance (ISA). The initiative would be launched by them...
30 Nov 2015
India and France invite countries to join International Solar Alliance
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COP31 hosts Türkiye, Australia continue to pursue coal expansion ahead of climate talks, says Urgewald report
Though smaller than those of China, India and Indonesia, the COP31 hosts’ coal expansion plans raise questions about …
COP31 hosts Türkiye, Australia continue to pursue coal expansion ahead of climate talks, says Urgewald report
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Energy
Singapore to study geothermal power after survey finds vast potential beneath the city-state
METI minister Tan See Leng also unveiled plans to triple battery storage, a S$75 million fund for cleaner …
Singapore to study geothermal power after survey finds vast potential beneath the city-state
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Energy
Singapore tightens renewable power claims to curb greenwashing, boost clean energy imports
The revised renewable energy certificate standard will build trust in corporate sustainability reporting, Minister of State for Energy, …
Singapore tightens renewable power claims to curb greenwashing, boost clean energy imports
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Carbon & Climate
Mining and extraction threaten global 30x30 target: report
A new report finds that more than 61.5 million hectares of protected areas analysed across tropical countries overlap …
Mining and extraction threaten global 30x30 target: report
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Cities
Cities are sinking but citywide averages hide the real problem
Cities worldwide are sinking as groundwater extraction and rapid development drive land subsidence – but stark differences within …
Cities are sinking but citywide averages hide the real problem
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Cities
Climate migrants find little protection in Bangladesh’s cities
Climate migration is often considered an adaptation strategy, as it moves people out of harm’s way from the …
Climate migrants find little protection in Bangladesh’s cities
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