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Illegal loggers in Sulawesi use pandemic as cover to ramp up activity
Illegal logging of rainforests on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi surged by 70 per cent in 2020, according to findings by local NGO JURnal Celebes. The group attributes the increase to monitoring ac...
25 May 2021
Illegal loggers in Sulawesi use pandemic as cover to ramp up activity
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Carbon & Climate
Faced with a crisis, airlines seek delay on climate measures
...
Carbon
Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA), airlines have committed to ensure that all growth in international flights post-2020 is
carbon
neutral by buying offsets. CO...
27 Apr 2020
Faced with a crisis, airlines seek delay on climate measures
Opinion /
Lifestyle
Four ways to reduce the
carbon
in your food basket
...
carbon
footprint. Transport is an important contributor to the
carbon
cost of foods but its not the only
carbon
cost. In fact, the
carbon
contribution of transport is higher in low-
carbon
than high-ca...
8 Jan 2020
Four ways to reduce the carbon in your food basket
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Carbon & Climate
Singapore announces ambition to go net zero beyond 2050
...
carbon
-dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, hydrofluoro
carbon
s, perfluoro
carbon
s and sulphur hexafluoride. Steps that Singapore will take in the low-
carbon
transition include increasing adoption of renewa...
28 Feb 2020
Singapore announces ambition to go net zero beyond 2050
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Energy
Who will foot the bill of Laos’ big bet on coal?
On its website, the operator of Laos’ only coal-fired power plant makes several bold claims. The facility, Hongsa Power suggests, is “environmentally friendly and respected by the local community”. It...
16 Feb 2021
Who will foot the bill of Laos’ big bet on coal?
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Food & Agriculture
How satellite imagery is helping precision agriculture grow to new heights
...
carbon
footprint and increasing the efficiency of operations,” states Roberts. There might also be one other currently untapped benefit to adopting this technology-driven approach, relating to issues ...
2 Mar 2021
How satellite imagery is helping precision agriculture grow to new heights
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Corporate Responsibility
WWF global media relations manager Lotika Mehta joins IKEA Foundation
World Wide Fund for Nature's (WWF) Singapore-based global media relations manager Lotika Mehta is moving to a role with IKEA in Europe. She joins the Swedish homeware company's philanthropic arm, IKEA...
12 Oct 2020
WWF global media relations manager Lotika Mehta joins IKEA Foundation
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Manufacturing
Green products startup Bizsu hires Dr Snigdha Sharma as sustainability advisor
Bizsu, a sustainable products firm based in Singapore, has hired environmental engineer Dr Snigdha Sharma as environment and sustainability advisor. Sharma, who holds a doctorate in environmental scie...
22 Oct 2020
Green products startup Bizsu hires Dr Snigdha Sharma as sustainability advisor
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Carbon & Climate
Threatened mangrove forests won’t protect coasts
...
carbon
each year, and a couple of sq kms of this saltwater forest can harbour nursery space for what could become 100 tonnes of commercial fish catch every year. They also provide shelter for a huge r...
18 Jun 2020
Threatened mangrove forests won’t protect coasts
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Carbon & Climate
How to save economy and climate together
The warnings are stark. With the Covid-19 crisis wreaking global havoc and the overheating atmosphere threatening far worse in the long term, especially if governments rely on the same old
carbon
-inte...
11 May 2020
How to save economy and climate together
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Carbon & Climate
Palm oil firms in Papua fight lawsuit after permits are revoked
Three palm oil companies have sued the local government in Indonesia’s West Papua province after their plantation licenses were revoked following a recent audit. This has prompted concerns that other ...
6 Sep 2021
Palm oil firms in Papua fight lawsuit after permits are revoked
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Water
Central Asian drought highlights water vulnerability
A severe drought in Central Asia is causing mass livestock die-offs and shortages of water for irrigation. In two provinces of Kazakhstan, more than 2,000 domesticated animals have died due to lack of...
15 Jul 2021
Central Asian drought highlights water vulnerability
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Carbon & Climate
Are Bhutan’s monsoon landslides becoming more deadly?
On the morning of 16 June, Bhutan woke up to the tragic news that 10 people had been killed in a landslide at around 1am in the northern district of Gasa. This was the largest number of fatalities in ...
15 Jul 2021
Are Bhutan’s monsoon landslides becoming more deadly?
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Manufacturing
How a focus on sustainability will help the fashion industry emerge stronger from Covid-19
...
carbon
footprint across all activities (inclusive of our supply chain and manufacturing of the products we sell) in order to set our
carbon
emissions baseline, identify our greatest impacts, and devel...
12 May 2020
How a focus on sustainability will help the fashion industry emerge stronger from Covid-19
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Policy & Finance
COP26: Rifts remain over finance for adaptation, loss and damage
US$300 billion a year by 2030, and US$500 billion by 2050. Those are the estimated annual costs for developing countries to adapt to increased floods, droughts, heatwaves and other extreme weather. Th...
15 Nov 2021
COP26: Rifts remain over finance for adaptation, loss and damage
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Energy
Efficient energy cuts UK electricity’s
carbon
output
...
carbon
footprint has shrunk, not simply the energy sector’s contribution. The total of the three main greenhouse gases,
carbon
dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide, peaked in 2007 and had dropped 21 per...
26 Mar 2020
Efficient energy cuts UK electricity’s carbon output
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Policy & Finance
Experts question integrity of Indonesia’s claim of preventing deforestation
A UN fund has approved a $103.8 million payment to Indonesia for preventing deforestation-based
carbon
emissions — its biggest payout yet, and one that critics say can’t be justified. The Green Clima...
10 Sep 2020
Experts question integrity of Indonesia’s claim of preventing deforestation
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Policy & Finance
With the private sector now on board, this is our year to turn the tide on biodiversity loss
Overexploitation of nature is putting our societies, economies and financial system on a path toward disaster – but we have a golden opportunity to help bend the curve of biodiversity loss downward at...
14 Jul 2021
With the private sector now on board, this is our year to turn the tide on biodiversity loss
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Want to really hold businesses to account? Look at their supply chains
...
carbon
footprint and can amount to four times the organisation’s own operational emissions. The
Carbon
Disclosure Project (CDP), a charity running the global disclosure system on
carbon
emissions for ...
24 Jan 2020
Want to really hold businesses to account? Look at their supply chains
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Policy & Finance
Trucost hires Michael Salvatico and Vivian Wendan Zheng to drive ESG analytics growth in Asia Pacific
...
carbon
pricing firm he co-founded. Vivian Wendan Zheng comes on board as senior ESG business development manager for Trucost Southeast Asia, based in Singapore. Zheng, who in her career has worked for...
23 Apr 2020
Trucost hires Michael Salvatico and Vivian Wendan Zheng to drive ESG analytics growth in Asia Pacific
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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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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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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
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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.
China’s EV weight problem
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Policy & Finance
Two-thirds of biodiversity aid overlooks local communities in funding descriptions: IIED
Indigenous Peoples appear in just 2.24 per cent of nature-related aid descriptions, raising concerns over communities’ decision-making power …
Two-thirds of biodiversity aid overlooks local communities in funding descriptions: IIED
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