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Solar Promotion
Green light for The smarter E South America in October
August 9, 2021: With 45.4 million people (21.4 per cent of the population) fully vaccinated so far overall in Brazil, and 106.8 million people (50.5 per cent) having received their first dose, th...
10 Aug 2021
Green light for The smarter E South America in October
News /
Corporate Responsibility
‘End it like Beckham’: Campaigners slam AIA, life insurer and football sponsor, for coal investments
...
carbon
dioxide emissions, and UN secretary-general Antόnio Guterres has called for an end to new coal power development to avert climate catastrophe. The insurer is known as a leader within the indust...
26 Nov 2020
‘End it like Beckham’: Campaigners slam AIA, life insurer and football sponsor, for coal investments
News /
Food & Agriculture
Climate change ‘likely’ to cut tropics crop diseases
Climate change is likely to kill back some crop diseases in tropical countries of the global South, with the disease risks instead rising in more northerly regions such as Europe and China, a study sa...
10 Aug 2021
Climate change ‘likely’ to cut tropics crop diseases
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Carbon & Climate
Global rainforest loss 'relentless' in 2020, but Southeast Asia offers hope
...
carbon
emissions produced worldwide. Forests also provide food and livelihoods for people living in or near them, are an essential habitat for wildlife, and aid tropical rainfall. WRI said primary for...
1 Apr 2021
Global rainforest loss 'relentless' in 2020, but Southeast Asia offers hope
News /
Carbon & Climate
Mapped: How climate change disproportionately affects women’s health
...
Carbon
Brief: “It has more to do with societal roles rather than physiological differences. I tend to say climate change is exacerbating existing inequalities, be that gender or other inequalities.” O...
2 Nov 2020
Mapped: How climate change disproportionately affects women’s health
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Carbon & Climate
Tropical forests can still store ‘high levels’ of
carbon
under 2C of warming
...
Carbon
Brief. “But the negative side is that if we push warming past a point…then the loss of
carbon
will be faster.” Evergreen Around one quarter of all of the
carbon
stored on land can be found in t...
22 May 2020
Tropical forests can still store ‘high levels’ of carbon under 2C of warming
News /
Food & Agriculture
Climate crisis is foundation of Indian farmers’ protests
...
carbon
dioxide levels are bringing down the nutritional value of crops. The impact of these changes on those dependent on rainfed farming is devastating, but those with access to irrigation are not sp...
25 Jan 2021
Climate crisis is foundation of Indian farmers’ protests
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Energy
Indonesia sets eyes on becoming world's geothermal superpower
...
carbon
dioxide or other greenhouse gases, doesn't produce a lot of waste or make a large footprint on land. Unaffected by the whims of nature, geothermal can generate stable baseload power around the ...
19 Jul 2021
Indonesia sets eyes on becoming world's geothermal superpower
Press Releases /
Rentokil Initial Singapore
Rentokil Initial launches Integrated Mosquito Management (IMM) Solution for complete indoor and outdoor mosquito protection
...
carbon
emissions (as oil-based fogging does), thereby reducing air pollution. Fogging, though effective, doesn’t provide 24-hour protection- as the effects of fogging may last up to an hour. Add...
5 Nov 2021
Rentokil Initial launches Integrated Mosquito Management (IMM) Solution for complete indoor and outdoor mosquito protection
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Food & Agriculture
Bleached coral reefs still support nutritious fish, study finds
Escalating ocean temperatures stemming from climate change are devastating the world’s tropical coral reefs. In response to the stress, corals, which are animals, sometimes unceremoniously jettison th...
24 Jan 2022
Bleached coral reefs still support nutritious fish, study finds
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Policy & Finance
Protecting and investing in nature is worthwhile, but hurdles remain, sustainability leaders say
...
carbon
offsets to help them achieve their ‘net-zero’
carbon
emissions goals. German bank Berenberg estimates that the global
carbon
offset market could grow to as much as $200 billion by 2050. “What w...
25 Sep 2020
Protecting and investing in nature is worthwhile, but hurdles remain, sustainability leaders say
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Carbon & Climate
Pandemic’s impacts are damaging climate research
...
carbon
, temperature, salinity, and water alkalinity, completed only once every decade, have been cancelled. Surface
carbon
measurements from ships, which cast light on the evolution of greenhouse gase...
14 Sep 2020
Pandemic’s impacts are damaging climate research
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Policy & Finance
Samsung's financial arm makes coal-free declaration
...
carbon
emitter. Samsung Life Insurance and Samsung Fire & Marine, which have been Korea's biggest financiers of coal power for more than a decade, said they would no longer directly finance or inv...
12 Nov 2020
Samsung's financial arm makes coal-free declaration
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Food & Agriculture
Climate change exacerbates food crisis in Nepal’s poorest region
Khusi Bishwokarma caresses her three-year-old daughter. The child is pale and underweight. She cannot speak clearly or engage in physical activity like other children her age in Muktikot village, in B...
17 May 2022
Climate change exacerbates food crisis in Nepal’s poorest region
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Cities
Biophobia in the city: Are people who are fearful of nature less willing to protect it?
How do people relate to the natural world, and where does their fear and love for it come from? If people fear nature, are they less likely to want to protect it? In cities, where people are less expo...
7 Apr 2021
Biophobia in the city: Are people who are fearful of nature less willing to protect it?
News /
Policy & Finance
KB Financial is the first Korean bank to stop funding coal-fired power projects
KB Financial Group has become the first bank in South Korea to publish a coal policy, marking a big week for de
carbon
isation in East Asia. In an announcement yesterday, the US$11 billion finance group...
28 Sep 2020
KB Financial is the first Korean bank to stop funding coal-fired power projects
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
National emissions trading system is key to China’s green recovery
...
carbon
intensity of their fuel. Coal-fired power stations have high
carbon
intensity so will face the biggest cost increases. This will reduce their operating hours and discourage investments in new o...
6 Jul 2020
National emissions trading system is key to China’s green recovery
News /
Carbon & Climate
Duterte blames climate change for typhoons in the Philippines
...
carbon
-dioxide emitted by the country in 2030, according to the Philippine Energy Plan. Gerry Arances, convenor of Power for People Coalition (P4P), said the responsibility of the government from nat...
18 Nov 2020
Duterte blames climate change for typhoons in the Philippines
News /
Carbon & Climate
Forest trees are growing shorter and dying younger
...
carbon
.” The finding suggests that overall, and independently of species of tree, tropical forest
carbon
declines with higher temperatures. In all forests, trees flourish and absorb
carbon
, die back a...
12 Jun 2020
Forest trees are growing shorter and dying younger
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Transport
Indonesia bets on biofuels over oil, but electric vehicles could render both moot
...
carbon
isation scenario from the New Climate Institute. And if Indonesia follows South Korea’s transport policies, public transport could make up 58 per cent of total passenger transport in 2050. Both ...
14 Jul 2021
Indonesia bets on biofuels over oil, but electric vehicles could render both moot
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Manufacturing
China’s changing steel sector could leave Australian iron ore behind
Steel slowdown and signals of low-carbon transition in China put Australian ore at a crossroads, as partnerships look …
China’s changing steel sector could leave Australian iron ore behind
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Water
Deadly wildfires leave Borneo wildlife short of water
Wildfires in West Kalimantan are leaving wildlife struggling to find fresh water as forest pools dry up and …
Deadly wildfires leave Borneo wildlife short of water
News /
Energy
AI, data centres could make Asean clean energy projects bankable as grid plans advance: experts
Long-term power purchases could unlock investment in renewables and transmission as Asean advances cross-border electricity trade, say energy …
AI, data centres could make Asean clean energy projects bankable as grid plans advance: experts
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Carbon & Climate
This year’s haze is set to cost Singapore more than 2015’s S$1.83 billion. Who pays for the losses?
Economists suggest the 2026 haze will cost Singapore more than the 2015 episode, while other estimates state that …
This year’s haze is set to cost Singapore more than 2015’s S$1.83 billion. Who pays for the losses?
News /
Water
The growing Himalayan risks in Bhutan’s hydropower ties with India
Nepal floods bring renewed focus on neighbour Bhutan’s efforts to protect its economically crucial – but debt generating …
The growing Himalayan risks in Bhutan’s hydropower ties with India
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Manufacturing
China’s EV weight problem
Electric vehicles are getting heavier, making bigger carbon footprints in the factory and on the roads.
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