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Opinion /
Energy
How to replace coal power with renewables in developing countries
...
the
year
when
the
world’s two biggest crises—climate change and Covid-19—wreaked havoc. As Europe and
the
US debate and dispense multi-billion-dollar Covid-19 rescue packages, and
the
United Nations a...
5 Jun 2020
How to replace coal power with renewables in developing countries
News /
Corporate Responsibility
The
Philippines' environment stalwart Gina Lopez dies
...
the
statement said.
The
Duterte administration, through its spokesperson Salvador Panelo, described Lopez as one of Duterte's "most passionate" cabinet members who "took
the
bull by
the
horns
when
she...
20 Aug 2019
The Philippines' environment stalwart Gina Lopez dies
Opinion /
Manufacturing
How minerals are mined affects conflict in eastern Congo
...
the
case of artisanal mines,
when
mineral prices rose
the
re were more battles between armed groups over
the
mines. By contrast,
when
industrial mining was established
the
re were fewer. But we also saw...
30 Jul 2019
How minerals are mined affects conflict in eastern Congo
News /
Carbon & Climate
Extreme heat is growing threat to harvests
...
When
the
planet becomes on average 1.5°C warmer than it was for most of human history,
the
n for two out of every three years, one-fourth of
the
nor
the
rn hemisphere will experience
the
kind of blisteri...
18 Apr 2019
Extreme heat is growing threat to harvests
News /
Transport
Can China electrify all new passenger cars by 2030?
...
the
rest of
the
world combined. At
the
same event,
the
chairman of Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD upped
the
ante, challenging China to electrify all passenger vehicles by 2030. New energy vehicle ...
30 Jul 2019
Can China electrify all new passenger cars by 2030?
News /
Food & Agriculture
Asia Pulp & Paper involved in numerous land disputes, shirking demands for more transparency—report
...
the
integrity of
the
information and obscures
the
question of whe
the
r affected communities have been informed about
the
ir rights, and whe
the
r
the
company has respected
the
m,
the
report reads. In respo...
9 Oct 2019
Asia Pulp & Paper involved in numerous land disputes, shirking demands for more transparency—report
News /
Carbon & Climate
Plants are working hard to keep pace with increasing carbon dioxide
...
the
sis, but
the
y might use that for o
the
r processes besides plant growth,” Cernusak said. “
The
re’s some efflux,
the
re’s some exudation into
the
soil to improve nutrient foraging or
the
y might allocate...
28 May 2019
Plants are working hard to keep pace with increasing carbon dioxide
Videos /
Energy
Rewiring
the
global energy sector
...
the
electricity
the
y produce and use it
when
it is needed most. Batteries are a key part of
the
solution. However,
the
unique requirements of developing countries’ grids are not yet fully considered i...
30 May 2019
Rewiring the global energy sector
Videos /
Energy
The
solar cow that powered an African village
...
the
underside of a makeshift cow.
The
Power Milk batteries charge while
the
y are in class and
the
n
the
y take
the
batteries home
when
the
y leave for
the
day. Each power bank can store up to 10 watts of...
27 Feb 2019
The solar cow that powered an African village
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Society’s most vulnerable will be hit as Covid-19 cases rise in poorer economies
...
the
worsening economic conditions in Europe and
the
US. But as
the
economies of o
the
r countries slow down with
the
spread of
the
disease,
the
se impacts will show up more clearly in economic data and l...
19 Mar 2020
Society’s most vulnerable will be hit as Covid-19 cases rise in poorer economies
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Seven strategies that offer hope for rainforests
...
the
Amani Forest of Tanzania, “islands” of vegetation have been likened to
the
Galápagos Islands because of
the
exceptionally rich wildlife
the
y support. In
the
1970s some conservationists believed it...
21 Feb 2020
Seven strategies that offer hope for rainforests
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
How can China lead
the
global green trade drive?
...
the
ir procurement or production of commodities is green. Timber is a case in point. In 2008,
the
US amended its laws to ban
the
trade of illegally sourced wood, while in
the
last decade,
the
European ...
23 Jan 2020
How can China lead the global green trade drive?
News /
Carbon & Climate
Who rules climate intervention on
the
high seas?
...
the
US and
the
Soviet Union funded research into cloud seeding, an approach
the
US eventually used during
the
Vietnam war to extend
the
monsoon season and disrupt enemy troops. Since
the
n,
the
field h...
14 Sep 2020
Who rules climate intervention on the high seas?
News /
Policy & Finance
To fight deforestation first tackle inequality, study says
...
the
board,
the
pattern of
the
role of inequality was “consistent and statistically robust,” Ceddia said. “
The
indigenous organisation in
the
Amazon is very strong, and
when
the
re’s a conflict, like ...
11 Feb 2019
To fight deforestation first tackle inequality, study says
News /
Policy & Finance
No environmental permit for Bali bay reclamation plan amid opposition
...
the
sidelines of a recent event in Jakarta. “O
the
rwise,
the
environment ministry won’t issue [
the
environmental permit.]”
The
reclamation project was initially approved during
the
administration of th...
27 Jun 2019
No environmental permit for Bali bay reclamation plan amid opposition
News /
Carbon & Climate
Rising heat drives hungry people to hospital
...
the
increase: by
the
end of
the
century,
the
y will be more intense, more frequent and more prolonged. And by
the
end of
the
century, three-fourths of
the
world could be at potentially lethal risk from...
7 Nov 2019
Rising heat drives hungry people to hospital
Press Releases /
ComfortDelGro
ComfortDelGro becomes first land transport company to adopt green loans with an A$25 million facility from OCBC Bank
...
the
longest established Singapore bank, formed in 1932 from
the
merger of three local banks,
the
oldest of which was founded in 1912. It is now
the
second largest financial services group in Sou
the
ast...
22 Jan 2020
ComfortDelGro becomes first land transport company to adopt green loans with an A$25 million facility from OCBC Bank
News /
Cities
How can IoT make Asia's cities smarter and renewables pervasive?
...
the
wea
the
r, and power down before it rained, keeping us from freezing? What if irrigation systems knew
when
the
soil was dry, and sprinkled only
when
needed? All
the
se things are possible, and are ha...
2 Jan 2019
How can IoT make Asia's cities smarter and renewables pervasive?
News /
Manufacturing
Bringing #MeToo to
the
fashion industry
...
the
y asked for clean toilets especially
when
the
y were menstruating while supervisors in India asked inappropriate questions about workers’ sex lives
when
the
y asked for breaks to relieve
the
ir menstr...
22 Feb 2019
Bringing #MeToo to the fashion industry
News /
Policy & Finance
Growth in 'gender-smart' investing helps sisters do it for
the
mselves
...
the
Boston Consulting Group, which forecasts
the
y will hold about a third of
the
world's wealth, $72 trillion, by 2020. "
When
you think about who is controlling
the
wealth,
the
biggest transition of w...
8 Mar 2019
Growth in 'gender-smart' investing helps sisters do it for themselves
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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
News /
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
News /
Carbon & Climate
UNEP warns of a 1.5°C overshoot. Philippine fishers are already paying the price
The world may eventually bring temperatures back below the Paris threshold, but fishers in Eastern Samar are already …
UNEP warns of a 1.5°C overshoot. Philippine fishers are already paying the price
News /
Transport & Logistics
China dominates global green ship orders. Can green fuel keep up?
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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?
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Regional haze casts a pall on Asean’s influence
The return of smoke haze underscores a sobering reality: while Asean has policies designed to combat it, the …
Regional haze casts a pall on Asean’s influence
News /
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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