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Travellers board a Cathay Pacific flight

News / Manufacturing

When the circular economy meets aviation

...ther materials. To make matters worse, with the sharp increase in air travel in the past few decades, as many as 18,000 planes could reach the end of their service life in the 14 years between 2017 an...

21 Feb 2019

When the circular economy meets aviation

News / Water

Heineken invests an additional RM2.5 million for water conservation

...the issue, we eventually saw local communities taking ownership of the river agenda when they saw the potential of real changes in the environment, which helped improve their quality of life," she add...

1 Aug 2018

Heineken invests an additional RM2.5 million for water conservation

A member of the Sekonyer Community in Kalimantan, Indonesia

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Why strengthening land rights strengthens development

...their common holdings, thereby strengthening the protection and management of these assets. In the 2017-2019 period, the World Bank’s portfolio of investment lending for land administration and securi...

21 Aug 2018

Why strengthening land rights strengthens development

News / Food & Agriculture

As Asians get rich and healthy, 'smart crops' replace rice on future menus

...the poorest of the poor, and as long as there's overpopulation and poverty, people are going to be eating rice," said Wing, referring to the fact that 60 per cent of the world's hungry are in the Asia...

22 May 2018

As Asians get rich and healthy, 'smart crops' replace rice on future menus

News / Carbon & Climate

Heatwave threats rarely an urban priority, even as risks rise

...when the city is struggling just to keep taps flowing, Davison said. That leaves many people—particularly the city's poor—crowded into the shallow end of the few open pools on hot days, if they can re...

22 Jun 2018

Heatwave threats rarely an urban priority, even as risks rise

Opinion / Energy

Can solar diplomacy green the Belt and Road?

...the most vulnerable regions of the world. A win-win solution A programme of Chinese solar diplomacy in the context of the BRI would demonstrate to the world China’s intentions to become an ecological ...

31 Jan 2019

Can solar diplomacy green the Belt and Road?

News / Waste

Swelling amount of plastic in the ocean confirmed by new study

...the other hand, have shown up less frequently since the turn of the century. The changing mix of plastic types could be because fishing gear is designed to snag things moving through the water, the au...

18 Apr 2019

Swelling amount of plastic in the ocean confirmed by new study

Solar panels on Sumba Island in Indonesia

News / Policy & Finance

Green financing in Asia: False momentum or real impact?

...the other hand, financiers want returns on their investments and have a fiduciary duty to do well for their clients. That’s why there needs to be myth-busting around the misconception that there is no...

17 Oct 2018

Green financing in Asia: False momentum or real impact?

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Get women working for India’s economic development

...ther countries. This gender imbalance is more than just appearances. At 27 per cent in 2017, the participation of women in India’s labor force is one of the lowest in the world. The extent of India’s...

19 Mar 2019

Get women working for India’s economic development

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Think local, develop better

...the initiative in the event that funding or other forms of institutional assistance disappear. Another education initiative in Pakistan, the STRIDE initiative, provides a further illustration of how l...

19 Mar 2019

Think local, develop better

Opinion / Policy & Finance

A networked solution to education reform

...the skills they need to succeed in life. And, despite a growing consensus about the systemic nature of the challenges affecting education, there is less agreement about how address those systemic chal...

16 Mar 2018

A networked solution to education reform

News / Energy

Spoilt for choice, will Singaporeans switch to green power?

...the search on your behalf—the virtual salesman is the one doing the comparison,” Maratheyah says. “You won’t know if the [prices] are actually beneficial for you, or beneficial to the third party doin...

3 Nov 2018

Spoilt for choice, will Singaporeans switch to green power?

News / Manufacturing

Electric car demand fuelling rise in child labour in DR Congo—campaigners

...the toxic substance in artisanal mines in the country's southeast, without protective clothing, rights groups say. As companies move to secure their supply of cobalt, they should also make a push to i...

5 Nov 2018

Electric car demand fuelling rise in child labour in DR Congo—campaigners

News / Food & Agriculture

Pushing Vietnam’s shrimp industry in the direction of sustainability

...When I start a new yield, first I clean the water, then put the new baby shrimp in there and feed them with nutrients and medicine every few days,” Le said “When they are older I have to treat them mo...

20 Jul 2018

Pushing Vietnam’s shrimp industry in the direction of sustainability

Assaad Razzouk, chief executive of Sindicatum, speaking at an event on energy and the blockchain.

News / Carbon & Climate

Got eco anxiety? Here are 10 reasons for climate optimism

...the end of the century—that's almost three times the goal set by the Paris climate agreement. But amid the doom and gloom, there are reasons for us to be optimistic. Even Assaad Razzouk, the outspoken...

6 Dec 2019

Got eco anxiety? Here are 10 reasons for climate optimism

News / Carbon & Climate

Negative emissions: Scientists meet in Australia to discuss removing CO2 from air

...the rare alternatives to oil for liquid fuel.” Ocean options A number of the presentations at the conference were devoted to the possibility of enhancing the productivity of the world’s oceans. The oc...

13 Nov 2018

Negative emissions: Scientists meet in Australia to discuss removing CO2 from air

News / Energy

Hydrogen could see off fossil fuels

...when the wind blows and the sun shines and demand for electricity is low, there is no use for the power. However, if this surplus power is diverted to produce hydrogen that can be stored, then the cos...

13 Feb 2018

Hydrogen could see off fossil fuels

Exploring offsets for a sustainable business

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Explainer: Kyoto carry-over credits and carbon offsets

...the “will they/won’t they” question of whether the coalition will meet their climate targets and the costing of the ALP’s targets, there is a lot of misunderstanding, even among experts. Unsurprisingl...

10 May 2019

Explainer: Kyoto carry-over credits and carbon offsets

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

What a giant snake can teach us about designing cities for the future

...the raceway. He was rounding a corner at full gallop when the snake suddenly appeared before him. The presence of such a big reptile in a rapidly growing suburban area is remarkable. The snake is not ...

14 Jun 2018

What a giant snake can teach us about designing cities for the future

Opinion / Waste

Microplastics: Small plastics, big problem

...the clothes we love to wear. However, it’s not actually the products that directly harm us, but rather what happens to them after they go down the drain. These synthetic fabrics (polyesters, acrylics)...

5 Jun 2018

Microplastics: Small plastics, big problem