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Food & Agriculture
After another haze outbreak chokes Southeast Asia, can palm oil smallholders shift to sustainable farming?
The haze returned with a vengeance this year. Dry weather, slash and burn farming, flicked cigarettes and neglected cooking pans have all been fingered for the air pollution from burning peatlands tha...
30 Oct 2019
After another haze outbreak chokes Southeast Asia, can palm oil smallholders shift to sustainable farming?
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Energy
Philippine banks' long road to clean energy
The Philippines has shown the first signs of a shift away from coal financing, but industry observers said the pace is woefully slow and unlikely to pick up in the foreseeable future. Last month, the...
20 May 2020
Philippine banks' long road to clean energy
News /
Carbon & Climate
Climate disruption threatens health and future of all children, commission warns
Many wealthy nations are letting the world's younger generations down by failing to curb planet-warming emissions, a UN-backed report said on Wednesday, warning climate change posed an urgent threat t...
20 Feb 2020
Climate disruption threatens health and future of all children, commission warns
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Poor, vulnerable countries face disaster from coronavirus
I would never belittle the suffering in the Asian nations and western democracies that have been at the epicentre of the coronavirus pandemic. Thousands of people have unnecessarily lost their lives. ...
9 Apr 2020
Poor, vulnerable countries face disaster from coronavirus
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Lifestyle
22 ways to live better in 2022
Omicron dragging out the pandemic. A mental health crisis. Russia ratting nukes at Ukraine. Biblical floods in Malaysia. An oil spill in Thailand. The culling of Hong Kong’s hamsters. The year 2022 ma...
2 Feb 2022
22 ways to live better in 2022
Press Releases /
Global Compact Network Singapore
MPA launches Singapore’s first Maritime Sustainability Reporting guide
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA), together with its partners—Singapore Exchange Limited (SGX), Global Compact Network Singapore (GCNS), Institute of Singapore Chartered Account...
23 Aug 2019
MPA launches Singapore’s first Maritime Sustainability Reporting guide
Podcasts /
Water
Shifting sands: the environmental controversy beneath your feet
Unknown to many, sand is the world’s most mined material, surpassing fossil fuels, metals and precious minerals by huge margins. While its environmental and social impacts are aplenty, discussions sur...
23 Mar 2022
Shifting sands: the environmental controversy beneath your feet
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Energy
Will Vietnam’s new energy policy mark a turning point for coal?
Vietnam’s government faces crucial choices as it draws up a new national energy plan for 2021-2030. Due to be published this summer, the Power Development Plan 8 will provide a vision for power supply...
22 Jul 2020
Will Vietnam’s new energy policy mark a turning point for coal?
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Corporate Responsibility
Companies trying to do good face stiff competition—from each other
Competition for funding among companies trying to do good by doing everything from harvesting rainwater to making prosthetic limbs can be fierce. Taking part in international contests that reward the ...
13 May 2019
Companies trying to do good face stiff competition—from each other
Opinion /
Energy
Can the Pacific become the world’s first fossil-fuel-free zone?
The Pacific region has a stunning level of fragility related to fossil fuel dependency and world-record high electricity costs. In many Pacific states, particularly small ones, you cannot escape a ...
18 Feb 2020
Can the Pacific become the world’s first fossil-fuel-free zone?
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Policy & Finance
Malaysia's banks are bucking global finance decarbonisation trend by funding coal, study finds
Malaysia's major banks are bucking a global trend towards the decarbonisation of the finance industry by continuing to finance new coal-fired power projects in Southeast Asia, a new report has found. ...
17 Feb 2020
Malaysia's banks are bucking global finance decarbonisation trend by funding coal, study finds
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Energy
Documentary film Sexy Killers probes Indonesian candidates’ ties to Big Coal
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. To be considered as such, they have to be certified, for a fee, by the Indonesian Council of Ulema (MUI) — chaired until his candidacy by Ma’ruf Amin, Widodo’s running mate. “ The regulatio...
17 Apr 2019
Documentary film Sexy Killers probes Indonesian candidates’ ties to Big Coal
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The CentRE
RE companies, CSOs, priests, public officials, and scientists to meet at “Road to 100% RE” – Renewable Energy Congress in Cebu, Philippines
Climate change, renewable energy, and just transition are three interlinked thematic issues to be tackled in this year’s Renewable Energy Congress and Exhibit that will take place at Waterfront ...
18 Sep 2019
RE companies, CSOs, priests, public officials, and scientists to meet at “Road to 100% RE” – Renewable Energy Congress in Cebu, Philippines
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Why the European Union's green taxonomy is risky business
European Union member states and the European Parliament are soon expected to adopt a so-called “taxonomy” for classifying green investments, after reaching agreement last month on a list of “sustaina...
3 Feb 2020
Why the European Union's green taxonomy is risky business
News /
Energy
Southeast Asian conglomerates to pump US$30 million into renewable projects in Myanmar
Two Southeast Asian business conglomerates have teamed up to invest at least US$30 million in renewable energy projects in Myanmar, which has one the region's lowest rates of access to grid electricit...
16 Oct 2019
Southeast Asian conglomerates to pump US$30 million into renewable projects in Myanmar
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Food & Agriculture
How can businesses address biodiversity loss? Start by being less bad for nature
The link between businesses, and the task of protecting the eight million species of plants and animals estimated to share the Earth with humans, is not the most obvious. But fixing supply chains and ...
24 Jan 2020
How can businesses address biodiversity loss? Start by being less bad for nature
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Global emissions are way off target. What needs to happen?
At the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris, countries set goals that require halving carbon emissions by 2030. In a new piece in Nature, Professor Harald Winkler, as part of an inte...
16 Mar 2020
Global emissions are way off target. What needs to happen?
Opinion /
Corporate Responsibility
The inconsistency of ESG ratings: Implications for investors
Investors are increasingly scrutinising the ESG performance of companies. This is a positive development – if CEOs know that investors evaluate them on ESG factors, not just short-term earnings, they’...
17 Feb 2020
The inconsistency of ESG ratings: Implications for investors
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Policy & Finance
Growth in 'gender-smart' investing helps sisters do it for themselves
When former banker Ivy Huq Russell struggled to raise funds for her business - an app designed to empower women in Bangladesh by sharing expert health advice - it was a female investor who came to her...
8 Mar 2019
Growth in 'gender-smart' investing helps sisters do it for themselves
Opinion /
Water
The myth of day zero: What we got wrong with water
“Day Zero” is now part of the lexicon of water management. There are at least two things wrong with the term: The implication that it is an unavoidable surprise from mother nature, and that running ou...
7 Jan 2020
The myth of day zero: What we got wrong with water
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Food & Agriculture
Musim Mas stalwart Carolyn Lim joins palm oil rival Golden Agri-Resources
Lim has joined GAR to lead sustainability operations. Rob Nicholls has also left Musim Mas after several years …
Musim Mas stalwart Carolyn Lim joins palm oil rival Golden Agri-Resources
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Energy
Renewables shift needed as Iran war exposes Asia’s fragile energy market: experts
As oil and gas firms reap windfall profits from wartime price spikes, regional climate advocates urge governments to …
Renewables shift needed as Iran war exposes Asia’s fragile energy market: experts
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Energy
Global energy crisis reinforces Indonesia’s 100 GW solar push, but hurdles persist
On recent trips abroad, Indonesian president Prabowo touted ambitious renewable energy plans in pursuit of energy security. Analysts …
Global energy crisis reinforces Indonesia’s 100 GW solar push, but hurdles persist
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Carbon & Climate
Eight global climate tech start-ups to vie for S$4M in funding at The Liveability Challenge 2026
Ideas to keep cities cool and slash emissions were shortlisted in a record-breaking year for entries.
Eight global climate tech start-ups to vie for S$4M in funding at The Liveability Challenge 2026
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Waste Management
Iran war rips through Asia’s plastics market, boosting demand for recycled resin
A "huge" increase in demand for recycled plastic as virgin prices spike is complicated by stock availability, rising …
Iran war rips through Asia’s plastics market, boosting demand for recycled resin
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Corporate Responsibility
Singapore SMEs are struggling with sustainability, but for some it’s a competitive edge
Rising costs, consumer apathy and slowing climate action are holding Singapore’s SMEs back on sustainability – but for …
Singapore SMEs are struggling with sustainability, but for some it's a competitive edge
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