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News / Transport

Petition filed to give half of PH roads to commuters

...in urban centers, promotion of non-motorized transport, and the revival of river ferry systems. Air pollution and public transport Dr Virgilio Lazaga of the Philippine Medical Association wore his whi...

17 Feb 2014

Petition filed to give half of PH roads to commuters

News / Corporate Responsibility

The business case for improving human lives: David Kiu

...ir citizens in a sustainable manner. In India, for example, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has prioritised expanding access to sanitation and improving cleanliness, while in Indonesia, new President Jok...

3 Feb 2015

The business case for improving human lives: David Kiu

News / Carbon & Climate

Old forests cut down as Chinese traders order unripe beans

...istrict’s Party Committee, also expressed his worry about the massive collection of uoi beans. The local authorities have released a document on strictly prohibiting the illegal exploitation and trade...

24 Jun 2014

Old forests cut down as Chinese traders order unripe beans

News / Cities

Siglap Canal to undergo makeover

...anding on how a holistic stormwater design concept can be incorporated into developments. Mr Tan said: “I think as Singapore develops, what we are doing with NParks and PUB, I think, is significantly ...

21 Oct 2013

Siglap Canal to undergo makeover

Press Releases / Expomal International Sdn Bhd

KeTTHA targets RM1.2 billion deals from IGEM2014

...in Malaysia. “IGEM is a very special and unique international exhibition and conference; surpassing other exhibitions or conferences that are hosted in Malaysia or within this region. IGEM is f...

10 Jul 2014

KeTTHA targets RM1.2 billion deals from IGEM2014

News / Policy & Finance

US and China reach agreement on climate change, greenhouse gases

...ing smog in Beijing's skies. Earlier this year Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said he was "declaring war" on pollution, describing it as a "red-light warning" against inefficiency as he addressed widespre...

12 Nov 2014

US and China reach agreement on climate change, greenhouse gases

News / Transport

Bamboo bikes help keep Hoi An green

...illion (USD238) and nearly a month to make a high-quality bamboo bicycle. Duong Anh, a tourist from Quang Binh Province, said, "This bike is unique. It's the first time I've ridden a bamboo bicycle. I...

7 Apr 2014

Bamboo bikes help keep Hoi An green

Press Releases / Unilever Asia Pte Ltd

Unilever seeks more young people with big sustainable living ideas

...Indonesian, who addressed two sustainability challenges with one idea: converting the value in household waste into health insurance for low income families. This inspiring initiative is now being tur...

9 Jul 2014

Unilever seeks more young people with big sustainable living ideas

News / Energy

Malaysia to leverage on infrastructure to be energy hub

...isitioned to be the regional hub for the oil and gas energy, equipment fabrication and services. We believe that this country is the ideal base for businesses to expand their Asian oil and gas operati...

26 Mar 2014

Malaysia to leverage on infrastructure to be energy hub

News / Carbon & Climate

Old phones offer lifeline to Africa’s forests

...id: “It’s clear that real-time awareness and intervention is a major missing piece in protecting the world’s last remaining rainforests. “By using old smartphones and existing telecommunications infra...

8 Jul 2014

Old phones offer lifeline to Africa’s forests

News / Carbon & Climate

Some Chinese carbon projects to exit UN offset market if allowed

...imate pact will revive demand and prices. "CDM is at an interesting phase now. More politicians are looking at new market mechanisms but have failed to come up with anything new. I wouldn't be surpris...

24 Jul 2014

Some Chinese carbon projects to exit UN offset market if allowed

Press Releases / BlueTech Research

BlueTech Research, O2 Environmental CEO joins USAID-Sida challenge

...innovation to reduce water scarcity within developing and emerging countries.” The initiative will focus on three areas USAID and Sida have identified as critical to diminish water scarcity in ...

14 Mar 2014

BlueTech Research, O2 Environmental CEO joins USAID-Sida challenge

Opinion / Energy

Energy is critical to achieving the Millennium Development Goals

...ilities lack electricity for lighting, medical equipment, and mobile communication. Lack of pumped water, along with fuels for boiling it to sterilize equipment or provide the basic sanitary condition...

6 Sep 2013

Energy is critical to achieving the Millennium Development Goals

News / Energy

MacTiernan puts nuclear on the table

...ition to nuclear power generation, with Prime Minister Kevin Rudd repeatedly ruling out introducing it in Australia. However, Ms MacTiernan is not alone in taking a contrary position - Resources Minis...

13 Aug 2013

MacTiernan puts nuclear on the table

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

If he were alive today, Alfred Nobel would have wanted an environment prize

...ithin the area of sustainability – most famously the 2007 peace prize jointly awarded to Al Gore and The IPCC. But if the foundation is primarily tasked with rewarding those individuals and organisati...

9 Oct 2014

If he were alive today, Alfred Nobel would have wanted an environment prize

News / Transport

Trade war looms without deal to cut aviation emissions, EU says

...imit its existing carbon curbs to flights in its own airspace until 2020. Even so nations including Brazil, Russia, India, China, Cuba and Saudi Arabia oppose any European greenhouse-gas limits on the...

30 Sep 2013

Trade war looms without deal to cut aviation emissions, EU says

Videos / Food & Agriculture

Families, not only forests, suffer from haze

...ir families to abandon their homes and livelihood. Greenpeace recently revisited these families who were victims of the haze crisis last year which blanketed Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore in thick...

29 May 2014

Families, not only forests, suffer from haze

Press Releases / ClimateCare

ClimateCare wins Carbon Finance Transaction of the Year award

...ion in its own right, bringing positive health and climate benefits at scale. To us, this represents true sustainability and as a profit for purpose business focussed on reducing emissions and improvi...

6 Apr 2015

ClimateCare wins Carbon Finance Transaction of the Year award

News / Policy & Finance

Is eco-certification the solution to forest destruction?

...ities living in and around FSC-certified forests in Central Africa had significantly better living and working conditions, as well as better relations and less conflict with the companies harvesting t...

15 Jan 2016

Is eco-certification the solution to forest destruction?

News / Carbon & Climate

Emissions are fuelling Australian droughts

...ia is a consequence of fossil fuel burning and depletion of the ozone layer by human activity. Such a finding is significant for two reasons. One remains contentious: it is one thing to make generalis...

18 Jul 2014

Emissions are fuelling Australian droughts