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News / Carbon & Climate

Warming seas cut marine mammals’ survival chances

Thanks to climate change, things are going wrong for the right whale. As the Atlantic warms, one ocean giant has had to shift its feeding grounds − and into more dangerous unprotected waters. Other ma...

16 Sep 2021

Warming seas cut marine mammals’ survival chances

News / Food & Agriculture

Entrée for lab-grown meat

...carbon dioxide emissions and biodiversity loss, especially in tropical regions. Livestock production also releases nitrogen and phosphorus into waterways, leading to alteration of the nutrient balance...

5 Mar 2021

Entrée for lab-grown meat

Press Releases / CropLife Asia

CropLife Asia 2021 annual general meeting tackles regional food supply chain & farmer resiliency

...carbon in the soil through practices such as no-till farming. These are crucial tools that help farmers address global challenges such as food insecurity and climate change together. Meanwhile, farme...

5 Mar 2021

CropLife Asia 2021 annual general meeting tackles regional food supply chain & farmer resiliency

Opinion / Transport

Conditions ripe for Polar Silk Road

Many people do not give the Arctic a second thought. But people the world over are affected in ways, large and small, by what is taking place in the North. As far back as 200 years ago, the British na...

9 Feb 2022

Conditions ripe for Polar Silk Road

News / Energy

Oil giant BP to slash oil and gas production, boost renewables capacity 20-fold by 2030

...carbon energy by 10-fold to US$5 billion a year by 2030. Releasing details of its plans to embark on a low-carbon path after pledging in February to achieve net zero by 2050, the company said on Tuesd...

5 Aug 2020

Oil giant BP to slash oil and gas production, boost renewables capacity 20-fold by 2030

News / Carbon & Climate

8 times extreme weather hit hard in 2021

...carbon monoxide poisoning due to people using their garage-bound cars to warm-up. Car accidents also claimed lives - roads were icy and some traffic lights didn’t work. Experts believe global warming,...

30 Nov 2021

8 times extreme weather hit hard in 2021

News / Policy & Finance

Coal piles threaten public health, ancient temple, in Indonesian village

Along the banks of the Batanghari River on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, thick black coal dust billows from mountainous stockpiles belonging to the coal company PT Tegas Guna Mandari (TGM). For Za...

25 Nov 2020

Coal piles threaten public health, ancient temple, in Indonesian village

News / Policy & Finance

Doubts over green bonds’ impact in Asia’s low-carbon transition

...carbon transition in developing Asia remains in doubt. This is because most green bonds issued in emerging Asian markets have offered scant information on the environmental impact of projects they fun...

24 Aug 2020

Doubts over green bonds’ impact in Asia’s low-carbon transition

News / Policy & Finance

Climate-related lawsuits skyrocket since 2015 with big wins for activists

Climate-related litigation has soared globally since 2015, with governments and private firms facing unprecedented challenges over their emissions, UK-based researchers said on Friday. Almost 55 per c...

5 Jul 2021

News / Policy & Finance

Deep-sea mining receives a resounding rejection from conservation authorities

Delegates at this year’s global conservation summit have voted overwhelmingly in support of a motion that calls for a moratorium on deep-sea mining and the reform of the International Seabed Authority...

13 Sep 2021

Deep-sea mining receives a resounding rejection from conservation authorities

Opinion / Policy & Finance

How Covid-19 can be the impetus for growth in renewable energy

...carbon energy transition by structurally reforming the clean energy sector. Although specific interventions need to be localised for each market, providing an enabling market framework through appropr...

6 May 2021

How Covid-19 can be the impetus for growth in renewable energy

News / Carbon & Climate

Dark future? Climate change fuels higher heat, flood threats for children

Children around the world will face a sharp jump in heatwaves, floods and droughts in their lives compared to their grandparents, researchers said on Monday, with teenagers from Nepal to Australia urg...

29 Sep 2021

Dark future? Climate change fuels higher heat, flood threats for children

Press Releases / Australian Ethical

Australian Ethical research: Climate change now #1 driver for ESG investors

...carbon emission reduction, as well as initiatives to reduce energy usage, and recycling. “When it comes to their views of how ESG investing impacts long-term returns, Australians have different...

27 Apr 2021

Australian Ethical research: Climate change now #1 driver for ESG investors

News / Energy

Wind and solar are 30-50% cheaper than thought, admits UK government

...Carbon Brief analysis of BEIS estimates adjusted for inflation using Treasury deflators. Chart by Carbon Brief using Highcharts. The reasons for the renewable cost reductions are well documented. Th...

27 Aug 2020

Wind and solar are 30-50% cheaper than thought, admits UK government

News / Food & Agriculture

Impossible Foods hires Kitty Bu as head of engagement for China

Impossible Foods has hired Kitty Bu as head of engagement for China. The California-headquartered company, which makes meatless burger patties using a special ingredient made from genetically-modified...

19 Dec 2020

Impossible Foods hires Kitty Bu as head of engagement for China

News / Carbon & Climate

Singapore plans carbon capture tech to curb climate impact of heavy industry

...Carbon capture technologies are seen as one way to cut the carbon footprint of heavy industry without hurting the economy. High-carbon industries such as oil refining, petrochemicals and specialty che...

5 Jul 2020

Singapore plans carbon capture tech to curb climate impact of heavy industry

Press Releases / Meaningful Business 100

Announcing the 2021 Meaningful Business 100

...Carbon Credits, NetZero (France) Prashant Pachisia, Founder & CEO, Care Netram (India) Raffi Schieir, Co-Founder & Director, Bantam Materials (UK) René Espinoza, CEO, Lazarillo (US) ...

27 Oct 2021

Announcing the 2021 Meaningful Business 100

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Opinion / Corporate Responsibility

Space junk: what is being done?

The US Vanguard 1 satellite and the rocket stage that delivered it to orbit in 1958 are pieces of cultural heritage. They date from a time when humans first attained the capability of reaching beyond ...

4 Feb 2022

Space junk: what is being done?

News / Carbon & Climate

Flood risk will rise as climate heat intensifies

In a world of climate change, the flood risk will be more intense and more frequent, presenting higher danger to ever more people in a greater number of countries. In this century alone, the global po...

6 Aug 2021

Flood risk will rise as climate heat intensifies

News / Carbon & Climate

Global health journals warn on climate and nature

Two months from now the annual United Nations climate conference will have begun, this year in the Scottish city of Glasgow. Campaign groups are already limbering up for the talks, COP-26, publishing ...

9 Sep 2021

Global health journals warn on climate and nature

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