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Policy & Finance
Honest, accurate, transparent? How is China faring at sustainability reporting?
...
the
m money. Ano
the
r is
the
sheer volume of ESG standards in China that have proliferated over
the
past decade.
When
the
Singapore stock exchange requires companies to report,
the
y do not use
the
ir ow...
27 Aug 2019
Honest, accurate, transparent? How is China faring at sustainability reporting?
News /
Energy
Which energy storage technology is going to power Australia’s future?
...
the
day. Batteries can charge up during
the
middle of
the
day,
when
the
sun is out; and
the
n discharge in
the
early evening,
when
solar panels are no longer generating but household demand for energy...
28 Jun 2019
Which energy storage technology is going to power Australia’s future?
Opinion /
Manufacturing
Managing
the
next gold rush in
the
Earth's seabed
...
The
ISA manages
the
mineral rights of more than 50 per cent of
the
world’s deep ocean floor, and its 168 member states have
the
right to vie for access to
the
resources
the
re. But, given
the
risk of c...
23 Aug 2019
Managing the next gold rush in the Earth's seabed
News /
Food & Agriculture
Secure meat-hungry food systems to prevent next pandemic
...
the
average for wild animals is just 0.23 viruses,
the
y say.As
the
global human population continues to surge,
the
number of domesticated animals that provide protein-hungry societies with food and th...
17 Jul 2020
Secure meat-hungry food systems to prevent next pandemic
News /
Food & Agriculture
Can natural rubber be farmed sustainably in
the
time of Covid-19?
...
the
risks in
the
global natural rubber value chain and
the
gap between farmers’ current income and
the
amount that
the
y need to survive, o
the
rwise known as
the
living income gap. “Despite
the
ir impor...
16 Jul 2020
Can natural rubber be farmed sustainably in the time of Covid-19?
Videos /
Food & Agriculture
Can palm oil plantations be elephant-friendly?
...
the
animals are entering
the
ir plantations because
the
ir forest homes have been cut down. “Participants who went on our training course understand that
the
elephants need a place to live.
When
the
y h...
6 May 2019
Can palm oil plantations be elephant-friendly?
News /
Food & Agriculture
Investigation begins into alleged deforestation by Olam, ‘world’s largest farmer’
...
the
Republic of Congo. Its oil palm plantations in neighbouring Gabon are a joint venture with
the
Gabonese government, with Olam owning a 60 per cent share.
The
dispute centres on whe
the
r
the
land cl...
12 Aug 2020
Investigation begins into alleged deforestation by Olam, ‘world’s largest farmer’
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Five strategies to boost
the
Sustainable Development Goals
...
the
end of
the
story unless we develop narratives toge
the
r with those affected and
the
n integrate
the
se narratives within
the
policymaking process. People ask
the
mselves why
the
y should change
the
ir l...
6 Sep 2019
Five strategies to boost the Sustainable Development Goals
News /
Carbon & Climate
Vietnam establishes new nature reserve, possible home to elusive ‘Asian unicorn’
...
the
Truong Son Mountains, known internationally as
the
Annamite Mountains.
The
area sits to
the
south of Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, home to
the
world’s largest known cave.
The
name of
the
new re...
30 Sep 2020
Vietnam establishes new nature reserve, possible home to elusive ‘Asian unicorn’
News /
Carbon & Climate
Sou
the
ast Asia faces harsher dry seasons as El Niño effects worsen, warn climate scientists
...
the
ast Asia? While poorer countries in
the
world's third most populous geographical region do not emit as much carbon as wealthier nations,
the
y suffer
the
most from global warming. But
the
y have
the
...
28 Sep 2019
Southeast Asia faces harsher dry seasons as El Niño effects worsen, warn climate scientists
News /
Food & Agriculture
How insect farming is lifting Cambodians out of poverty
...
the
village to sell
the
family’s only form of income. Life was hard for
the
Ngos until last year
when
the
y were thrown a lifeline in
the
form of insect farming. “I was approached by staff from Farmers...
17 Dec 2019
How insect farming is lifting Cambodians out of poverty
Opinion /
Waste
Why we will never be able to recycle or incinerate away ocean pollution
...
The
complexity of
the
issue demands a holistic, multi-level, multi-actor approach across
the
full life-cycle of
the
plastics value chain.
The
re is no silver bullet or new wonder material that will sol...
16 Jun 2020
Why we will never be able to recycle or incinerate away ocean pollution
News /
Carbon & Climate
2019 could see second lowest Arctic sea ice extent record
...
the
Arctic was
the
lowest it had been for July and
the
start of August since
the
beginning of
the
satellite record in 1979. But by mid-August,
the
polar region had recovered slightly, with 2019 ice ex...
20 Aug 2019
2019 could see second lowest Arctic sea ice extent record
Opinion /
Cities
Covid-19 demonstrates urgent need for cities to prepare for pandemics
...
the
ir risks from future pandemics, just as
the
y would for o
the
r more visible hazards like extreme wea
the
r events.
The
se recent experiences and o
the
rs, such as
the
Ebola outbreak, have led some count...
16 Jun 2020
Covid-19 demonstrates urgent need for cities to prepare for pandemics
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Child marriage is stunting development
...
the
chance to decide whe
the
r,
when
, and whom
the
y marry.
The
y deserve autonomy over
the
ir bodies, including
when
to have children, and how many. And
the
y deserve
the
opportunity to pursue
the
ir dreams...
18 Oct 2019
Child marriage is stunting development
Press Releases /
Solar Promotion International GmbH
The
Smarter E South America will be postponed to November 16-18, 2020
...
when
taking this step, which provides a clear perspective to
the
sector and
the
market regarding
the
event in Brazil. Planning security is entirely in
the
interests of
the
photovoltaic sector, especia...
1 Apr 2020
The Smarter E South America will be postponed to November 16-18, 2020
News /
Waste
Shanghai’s compulsory waste sorting begins
...
the
new fashion.”
The
city has become China’s waste-sorting pioneer. In
the
weeks before 1 July
the
re was debate nationwide about
the
new rules, and
the
Shanghai municipal government made it clear
the
...
8 Jul 2019
Shanghai’s compulsory waste sorting begins
News /
Waste
Is industry doing enough to tackle Singapore's waste problem?
...
The
y will have to fork out for [plastic bags], or decide not to bag
the
ir waste, which will lead to o
the
r problems," she said, pointing to
the
public health implications of wet waste thrown down
the
g...
21 Oct 2020
Is industry doing enough to tackle Singapore's waste problem?
News /
Lifestyle
5 ways to usher in a climate-friendly Chinese New Year
...
the
opportunity to get rid of old possessions to make way for
the
new. Besides marking
the
start of a brand new zodiac cycle,
the
coming Year of
the
Rat offers consumers
the
opportunity to begin new a...
21 Jan 2020
5 ways to usher in a climate-friendly Chinese New Year
News /
Policy & Finance
Indonesia eyes sustainability certification for oil palm smallholders
...
the
y’ve received little to no assistance from
the
government,” Aziz Hidayat,
the
ISPO secretary, told Mongabay. “
The
y set up
the
ir own plantations.
The
y apply for credit from banks
the
mselves.” By enr...
29 Apr 2020
Indonesia eyes sustainability certification for oil palm smallholders
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Singapore’s sustainability challenge is no longer awareness, but action
EB Studio
Moving Singaporeans from awareness to action will require more than information, says Singlife’s Head of Sustainability, Chia Ko …
Singapore’s sustainability challenge is no longer awareness, but action
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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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Transport & Logistics
China dominates global green ship orders. Can green fuel keep up?
Exclusive
Chinese shipyards are dominating global orders for greener vessels, but uncertainty over global regulations and cost premiums of …
China dominates global green ship orders. Can green fuel keep up?
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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
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Policy & Finance
Greenpeace Philippines cuts staff size amid restructuring and climate funding bottlenecks
Exclusive
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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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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