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Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Japan is leading on business climate engagement. Will ambitious policies follow?
...
the
United States throughout 2019 as
the
country with
the
largest number of companies with approved SBTs and clearly leads in
the
number of high-emissions companies. By
the
end of 2020,
the
Ministry o...
1 Jul 2019
Japan is leading on business climate engagement. Will ambitious policies follow?
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
If you are flying, you should be buying carbon offsets
...
the
rich to buy
the
mselves out of
the
ir guilt, carbon offsets end up exacerbating
the
injustice caused by climate change.
The
painful reality of climate change is that
the
people suffering
the
greates...
18 Mar 2019
If you are flying, you should be buying carbon offsets
News /
Carbon & Climate
China’s ‘iron fist’ against pollution is softening
...
the
ir bosses without considering
the
impacts on businesses and
the
public.
The
blanket ban on coal heating in
the
winter of 2017, for example, left thousands of villagers shuddering in
the
cold. “ Pr...
18 Mar 2019
China’s ‘iron fist’ against pollution is softening
News /
Corporate Responsibility
If you can't beat
the
m, join
the
m: Can rival businesses collaborate for sustainability?
...
the
Singapore Sustainability Academy and brought toge
the
r industry experts to share how
the
y integrate sustainable waste management into
the
ir business models. Partnerships between players in
the
priv...
16 Jan 2019
If you can't beat them, join them: Can rival businesses collaborate for sustainability?
Opinion /
Manufacturing
By
the
numbers:
The
impacts of fast fashion
...
the
environment. This is only
the
beginning of
the
radical transformation required. Apparel companies will increasingly have to confront
the
elephant in
the
boardroom and decouple
the
ir business grow...
16 Jan 2019
By the numbers: The impacts of fast fashion
News /
Waste
Singapore, this new service gets rid of single-use plastic from takeaways
...
When
people use
the
Revolv service,
the
y order a takeaway drink or meal and leave a deposit for
the
containers.
The
y get
the
deposit back after returning
the
containers to a drop-off point for cleanin...
15 Jan 2019
Singapore, this new service gets rid of single-use plastic from takeaways
News /
Lifestyle
From plogging to veganism: Is sustainability
the
new normal for consumers?
...
the
most common association of
the
word sustainability amongst respondents: “responsible”. But does
the
notion of being responsible for
the
environment translate to action on
the
part of
the
consumer?...
3 Oct 2018
From plogging to veganism: Is sustainability the new normal for consumers?
News /
Water
Taking
the
water industry to new heights
...
the
Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre. “Our goal was to achieve
the
sort of synergies you can get only
when
the
industry’s key players are in
the
same room and on
the
same page, and
the
re is...
18 May 2018
Taking the water industry to new heights
News /
Policy & Finance
Coal in
the
Philippines—Are banks risking US$21 billion on stranded assets?
...
the
Philippines. IFC is
the
private sector arm of
the
World Bank. “ I would not agree with
the
statement that coal plants will become stranded assets in
the
long term since we all know
the
coal is th...
14 Sep 2018
Coal in the Philippines—Are banks risking US$21 billion on stranded assets?
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
France and Britain must toge
the
r help world reach climate safety
...
the
UK Energy Secretary Amber Rudd
when
she was appointed to chair delicate finance negotiations in
the
closing days of
the
summit.
When
European leaders needed to crank up
the
pressure on o
the
r count...
23 Jan 2018
France and Britain must together help world reach climate safety
News /
Green Buildings
5 ways green buildings are good for your health
...
the
work place. She said: “We used to sit in cubicles and smoking was largely allowed in
the
office.
The
workplace of
the
past looked very different.”
The
se days,
the
industry is witnessing greater i...
1 Oct 2018
5 ways green buildings are good for your health
News /
Policy & Finance
Red Cross plans to fight disasters with fast funding
...
the
n use
the
money to support
the
ir families during
the
emergency, he said.
The
mechanism could change
the
way agencies tackle disasters, providing an incentive to act
when
the
alarm bells start ringi...
9 May 2018
Red Cross plans to fight disasters with fast funding
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
The
costs of trade war
...
When
elephants fight, it is
the
grass that suffers.”
The
same is true for full-blown trade wars:
when
major economies clash, developing countries will be among
the
hardest hit. On June 1,
the
US admin...
22 Jun 2018
The costs of trade war
News /
Corporate Responsibility
Businesses 'doing good'? Prove it
...
the
y know much more than
the
y think
the
y do," he said. Baker's advice to social entrepreneurs is to build an impact measurement plan into
the
business from
the
start, ra
the
r than treating it as an aft...
12 Mar 2019
Businesses 'doing good'? Prove it
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
The
repression of environmental activists fuels climate change
...
The
people
the
mselves might not characterise
the
ir struggle as directly ‘climate’ related, instead focusing on
the
protection of local land, livelihoods, and
the
natural world. But
the
opposition to t...
11 Feb 2019
The repression of environmental activists fuels climate change
News /
Food & Agriculture
Too late to plant green seed among world's forgotten palm oil farmers?
...
the
way to go about it is to work with
the
smallholders. Girish Deshpande, global business partner, Procter & Gamble
The
farmer planted oil palm on
the
carbon-rich peatland and
the
n registered th...
3 Apr 2018
Too late to plant green seed among world's forgotten palm oil farmers?
News /
Carbon & Climate
How will you respond to
the
IPCC's urgent climate warning?
...
the
Paris Agreement to
the
extent that
the
y could—why is that? Uninsured countries are
the
least developed, and yet
the
y are
the
most exposed to climate change.
The
straw houses are closest to
the
wol...
15 Oct 2018
How will you respond to the IPCC's urgent climate warning?
News /
Carbon & Climate
Meet
the
young Asians skipping school to protest for climate action
...
the
ir kids to miss school.
The
y are concerned about
the
ir grades but I tell
the
m that caring for
the
environment is an equally important issue. Lilly Satidtanasarn, student activist, Thailand For
the
...
19 Sep 2019
Meet the young Asians skipping school to protest for climate action
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Yes, eating meat affects
the
environment, but cows are not killing
the
climate
...
the
report’s senior author.
The
problem was that FAO analysts used a comprehensive life-cycle assessment to study
the
climate impact of livestock, but a different method
when
the
y analysed transportat...
31 Oct 2018
Yes, eating meat affects the environment, but cows are not killing the climate
News /
Waste
The
biggest problem with e-waste? What we don't know.
...
The
Global E-waste Monitor – 2017, a new report published by
the
United Nations University,
the
International Telecommunication Union and
the
International Solid Waste Association. That’s
the
weight e...
9 Feb 2018
The biggest problem with e-waste? What we don't know.
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Water
Southeast Asia’s growth is getting thirstier – and businesses are taking notice
EB Studio
As industrialisation, digital infrastructure and climate pressures reshape demand, companies are being pushed to look beyond how much …
Southeast Asia’s growth is getting thirstier – and businesses are taking notice
News /
Water
‘Rivers do not stop at political boundaries’: Bhutan’s Princess on forests, water and Himalayan cooperation
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Bhutan’s decades-long conservation efforts, bolstered by Restore Bhutan’s goal of bringing 50,000 hectares of degraded landscapes back to …
‘Rivers do not stop at political boundaries’: Bhutan’s Princess on forests, water and Himalayan cooperation
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
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 /
Manufacturing
After EU deforestation exemption, leather industry seeks to rebuild trust
In July, the European Commission confirmed leather’s exclusion from the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) — this week, the …
After EU deforestation exemption, leather industry seeks to rebuild trust
News /
Policy & Finance
Can the Global South align the world’s carbon markets?
Brazil will chair a new body in an ambitious effort to align the world’s fragmented carbon markets – …
Can the Global South align the world’s carbon markets?
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