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News /
Food & Agriculture
Our dying soils:
The
invisible crisis under our feet
...
the
se go hand in hand; for example,
when
soil erosion takes place,
the
most fertile layer—topsoil—is
the
first to be lost,
the
reby reducing
the
nutrient content of
the
soil. As David Montgomery, prof...
19 Mar 2018
Our dying soils: The invisible crisis under our feet
News /
Energy
Tiny hydropower plant lights up a remote hill village in Bangladesh
...
the
y installed it on
the
stream at Aung Thuwai Pru Para that falls into
the
Sangu. This plant does not restrict
the
flow of
the
stream – ra
the
r it can produce electricity with
the
minimum water flow a...
29 Aug 2018
Tiny hydropower plant lights up a remote hill village in Bangladesh
News /
Policy & Finance
The
time is ripe for carbon pricing in Sou
the
ast Asia
...
the
implementation of an ETS is
the
complicated process of establishing
the
financial market needed for
the
scheme to work, said Hemraj. A carbon tax, on
the
o
the
r hand, can be built on
the
existing t...
17 Jun 2019
The time is ripe for carbon pricing in Southeast Asia
Opinion /
Energy
Boosting renewable energy bankability in Sou
the
ast Asia
...
the
specific obstacles to project development that can arise – is
the
best way for investors to ensure
the
ir financial aims are realised, and fur
the
r
the
spread of renewable energy across Sou
the
ast As...
8 Dec 2017
Boosting renewable energy bankability in Southeast Asia
Opinion /
Energy
Suing
the
World Bank Group to save its mission
...
the
r it prevents institutions such as
the
IFC from being sued for
the
ir commercial activities. But
the
IFC has focused far more on
the
potential policy implications of
the
case than
the
text of
the
la...
7 Nov 2018
Suing the World Bank Group to save its mission
Opinion /
Green Buildings
Green buildings must do more in fixing climate emergency
...
the
beginning of
the
semester, with an option to have
the
ir performance evaluated at
the
end of
the
semester, how many would stick with
the
A? What effect would this have on learning?
The
performance ...
7 Feb 2019
Green buildings must do more in fixing climate emergency
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Fossil fuel doublespeak
...
the
efficiency of
the
ir current operations, as if that should give
the
m
the
right to increase production unabated. But, as with
the
rest of
the
industry’s doublespeak, this logic more often than not l...
20 Jul 2018
Fossil fuel doublespeak
News /
Carbon & Climate
Dust and blood: Climate-induced conflict fuels migration, study finds
...
the
m individually.
The
researchers say
the
ir results add evidence to
the
intensely debated narrative that links drought, at least in part, to
the
political unrest of
the
Arab Spring and subsequent Syr...
2 Apr 2019
Dust and blood: Climate-induced conflict fuels migration, study finds
News /
Carbon & Climate
From transport to telecoms, construction urged to get climate-wise
...
the
m put
the
ir money into sustainable investment. But
the
change was not happening fast enough, she said. "If we do nothing,
the
n investors will simply follow
the
market," with most seeking to maximis...
5 Mar 2019
From transport to telecoms, construction urged to get climate-wise
News /
Food & Agriculture
Greenpeace breaks up with APP after investigation links paper firm to deforestation
...
the
organisation over
the
last three months, and claimed that
the
green group had "expanded
the
issue to
the
rest of
the
Sinar Mas Group, which is outside
the
scope of
the
FCP".
The
land identifed in ...
17 May 2018
Greenpeace breaks up with APP after investigation links paper firm to deforestation
Opinion /
Manufacturing
Why business is
the
best partner in
the
fight against modern slavery
...
the
m. Yet
the
re
the
y are, locked in debt bondage or working for nothing, all in
the
desperate attempt to pay
the
ir masters back for
the
privilege of giving
the
m work.
The
se are today’s forgotten peopl...
26 Jan 2018
Why business is the best partner in the fight against modern slavery
Opinion /
Waste
Going plastic-free
...
the
re’s been extensive talk about
the
environmental considerations of food manufacturing and packaging in
the
last 20 years,
the
se conversations often focused on
the
carbon emissions and energy usage ...
16 May 2018
Going plastic-free
Press Releases /
Olam
Olam Prize for Innovation in Food Security 2019 winner announced
...
the
start, bringing an understanding of
the
realities on
the
ground to any approaches. This data and information is
the
n fed into
the
GIS3-based tool, which
the
n matches
the
best farming practices wi...
11 Jun 2019
Olam Prize for Innovation in Food Security 2019 winner announced
News /
Carbon & Climate
The
US must act now on climate or pay heavily later
...
the
impacts of climate change could exceed US$100 billion annually by
the
end of
the
century. Andrew Light, of
the
World Resources Institute, one of
the
many who worked on
the
report, said: “
the
re is ...
5 Dec 2018
The US must act now on climate or pay heavily later
News /
Carbon & Climate
UN chief urges leaders to inject momentum at 2019 climate summit
...
the
coming year, UN agencies will work with governments to streng
the
n
the
ir climate action plans covering
the
decade to 2030, as well as
the
ir long-term strategies, Guterres said. “ We all know
the
m...
5 Dec 2018
UN chief urges leaders to inject momentum at 2019 climate summit
News /
Waste
Singapore MP calls on government to curb single-use plastic and introduce 'selective' charge for carrier bags
The
problem of plastic pollution is to be raised in Singapore's parliament next week,
when
member of parliament Louis Ng will call on
the
government to take tougher measures to curb
the
small island n...
29 Sep 2018
Singapore MP calls on government to curb single-use plastic and introduce 'selective' charge for carrier bags
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Why massive effort needs to be put into growing trees on farms
...
the
supply of clean water. Also
when
soil is degraded and trees destroyed,
the
carbon
the
y contain is released into
the
atmosphere. Having high levels of carbon in
the
atmosphere is a major cause of c...
4 Dec 2018
Why massive effort needs to be put into growing trees on farms
News /
Corporate Responsibility
Does sustainability communications have to be so boring?
...
the
ir own ombudsman
when
the
y review how
the
y are doing later on. But some companies worry that if
the
y are up-front about failure
when
telling
the
ir sustainability story,
the
y will open
the
mselves to...
13 Nov 2017
Does sustainability communications have to be so boring?
News /
Water
Tourist magnet Ladakh facing water scarcity
...
the
needs of
the
locals. But, with lower snowfall and warmer summers, some of
the
glaciers have vanished altoge
the
r, while o
the
rs are melting faster than before. This is happening at a time
when
the
r...
2 Aug 2018
Tourist magnet Ladakh facing water scarcity
News /
Policy & Finance
Despite fiery campaign rhetoric, Chinese-backed projects in Malaysia steam ahead
...
when
China loans large sums to poor countries, it knows “in
the
end
the
y (China) may have to take
the
project for
the
mselves.” In
the
year following his election, however, Mahathir has tamped down his...
1 Jul 2019
Despite fiery campaign rhetoric, Chinese-backed projects in Malaysia steam ahead
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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 /
Energy
China is using AI to improve renewable efficiency. What can Southeast Asia learn?
The region must strengthen grids and clean energy capacity to incorporate AI for efficiency, experts say. But in …
China is using AI to improve renewable efficiency. What can Southeast Asia learn?
News /
Carbon & Climate
Record ocean heat persists for 100 days as El Niño intensifies
Data indicates that the global ocean sustained 100 consecutive days of record heat between 2 June and 10 …
Record ocean heat persists for 100 days as El Niño intensifies
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
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
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