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Are mega dams a solution or burden to climate change?
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by 2030, is also betting on hydropower to contribute about a third of its total energy target by that period. Along the Mekong, Laos, which has ambitious plans to become the “battery of Asi...
4 May 2016
Are mega dams a solution or burden to climate change?
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Policy & Finance
Asia and the Pacific must spearhead a climate resilient future
This summer has seen Asia and the Pacific rocked by intense and unstable weather, bringing into even greater focus the need to build resilience against climate change and extreme weather. Temperatures...
8 Sep 2016
Asia and the Pacific must spearhead a climate resilient future
Opinion /
Cities
Will AI wave goodbye to green-collar workers?
Whatever the motive forces behind the Trump insurgency, Brexit or other populist eruptions, for some voters there was a nagging fear that mechanisation, robotics, machine learning, big data and artifi...
20 Dec 2016
Will AI wave goodbye to green-collar workers?
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Energy
Global clean energy firms spend big on Asia
International companies plan to spend millions on developing clean energy solutions in Singapore, which is good news for Asia’s low-carbon goals. Singapore’s trade minister S Iswaran on October 27 ann...
1 Dec 2015
Global clean energy firms spend big on Asia
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Fintech for good?
Despite being a hot topic over the last few years, it’s always surprising how little most people know about Fintech. The term refers to the application of digital technology to deliver financial servi...
10 Feb 2017
Fintech for good?
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Transport
Europe slow to act on diesel dangers
In a sharp reminder of the dangers posed by diesel fuel, campaigners say Europe needs to act decisively to counter its dual dangers. Not only is it a serious health hazard, they argue, but it also wo...
22 Feb 2016
Europe slow to act on diesel dangers
Opinion /
Energy
Navigating the energy revolution
For decades, the international energy landscape has been relatively stable, with producers like Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Algeria selling oil and gas to consumers in the United States and Europe. In a f...
5 Nov 2015
Navigating the energy revolution
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Energy
Powering Asia's clean energy transformation
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at the time were “lone rangers”. Singapore’s decision in 2006 to accede to the Kyoto Protocol – an international treaty to reduce greenhouse gas emissions – underscored the need for Singapo...
16 Sep 2015
Powering Asia's clean energy transformation
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Energy
All eyes on China’s 13th Five-Year Plan for energy
China’s 13th Five-Year Plan for energy (Energy 13FYP) might be one of the most anticipated official documents in the world and is one that will have far-reaching impacts on the carbon trajectory of th...
4 Aug 2016
All eyes on China’s 13th Five-Year Plan for energy
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Green Buildings
Zero energy buildings a step closer following UNSW solar breakthrough
Buildings with roofs, facades and windows swathed in solar are a step closer following news that the University of NSW has broken efficiency records for CZTS thin-film solar. While traditional thin-fi...
4 May 2016
Zero energy buildings a step closer following UNSW solar breakthrough
Opinion /
Manufacturing
To create meaningful change, apparel brands need to pursue sustainability at the industry level
In 2010, fresh out of college with a degree in economics, I began a new job as a corporate sustainability professional at a major apparel retailer. I was hopeful. The apparel industry was full of envi...
7 Feb 2017
To create meaningful change, apparel brands need to pursue sustainability at the industry level
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Conergy Asia/ blueleaf energy
Conergy announces first large scale solar power plant in Indonesia
Conergy, one of the leading international solar energy service providers globally, today announced that the company has entered an agreement with PT. Buana Energy Surya Persada and PT. Indo Solusi Uta...
13 Oct 2015
Conergy announces first large scale solar power plant in Indonesia
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Policy & Finance
Royal call for switch to low carbon investment
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and other sectors. The divestment campaign is expanding fast and enjoying a huge groundswell of grass roots support, Butler-Sloss said. “There will only be one eventual winner in this conte...
2 Nov 2015
Royal call for switch to low carbon investment
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Energy
China's new wind power capacity hits record high
China's newly installed wind power capacity reached a record high in 2015 amid increasing efforts from the government to boost clean energy. The new wind power capacity jumped to 32.97 gigawatts last ...
3 Feb 2016
China's new wind power capacity hits record high
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Cities
For more liveable cities, let's talk sustainability
As part of a global effort to create more liveable cities, the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) should be part of the curriculum in every primary and secondary school in the world,...
16 Nov 2016
For more liveable cities, let's talk sustainability
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Sunseap Group Pte Ltd
SMRT’s Bishan depot to be powered by solar energy
SMRT Trains Ltd, Singapore’s largest rail operator, announced today a partnership with Sunseap Leasing Pte Ltd, Singapore’s leading clean energy provider, which will allow SMRT’s Bis...
20 May 2016
SMRT’s Bishan depot to be powered by solar energy
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Rosatom Asia Pte Ltd
European nuclear industry forum ATOMEX opens in Budapest
The 2015 European Forum of Nuclear Industry Suppliers ATOMEX has just opened in Budapest with the aim of strengthening and further developing its partnership within the European nuclear industry....
8 Dec 2015
European nuclear industry forum ATOMEX opens in Budapest
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Corporate Responsibility
How 5 firms are pursuing sustainability goals in 2017
Think of sustainability and most people think of tree-planting and recycling. But multinational companies that have incorporated resource-light, ethical practices into their operations will attest tha...
28 Feb 2017
How 5 firms are pursuing sustainability goals in 2017
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Green Buildings
Walker Corp, Pembroke and Charter Hall part of Westpac’s new $500 million climate bond
Three of Australia’s leading property owners now have buildings in the climate bond family thanks to Westpac’s first directly issued climate bond for A$500 million. In late breaking news on Wednesday ...
6 Jun 2016
Walker Corp, Pembroke and Charter Hall part of Westpac’s new $500 million climate bond
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Carbon & Climate
Phasing out cookstoves a “win-win” for climate and health, study shows
This is according to a new study that looks at the benefits for climate and human health of reducing emissions from cookstoves in more than 100 countries worldwide. The authors, from the University of...
2 Feb 2017
Phasing out cookstoves a “win-win” for climate and health, study shows
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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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