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Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Good fences make safe species
African countries are often criticized for failing to meet their environmental challenges. Observers often cite loss of habitat in the face of population growth, land degradation, and industrializatio...
17 Aug 2015
Good fences make safe species
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
A new paradigm for food efficiency
History was made at the United Nations climate change conference in Paris last December, when more than 190 countries adopted a landmark agreement, under which they will commit to lowering greenhouse ...
28 Jan 2016
A new paradigm for food efficiency
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Let’s not be blinkered about palm oil
Campaigners who have focused on the role of the palm oil industry in driving deforestation could be forgiven for feeling rather pleased with themselves. In recent months there has been a dramatic surg...
13 Nov 2014
Let’s not be blinkered about palm oil
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Political economy of fire and haze: Moving to long-term solutions
...
smallholders
and other key stakeholders will be called to consider their multiple goals in the landscape, understand the drivers, set priorities, take action and monitor progress. Understanding WHO re...
2 Sep 2015
Political economy of fire and haze: Moving to long-term solutions
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Playing with fire: the economics and network of fire and haze
...
smallholders
that includes palm oil. Oil palm is clearly a major driver of local, national and regional economic growth. The question is not whether we develop oil palm, but how we can do so in a sust...
21 Sep 2015
Playing with fire: the economics and network of fire and haze
Press Releases /
Unilever Asia Pte Ltd
Unilever sees sustainability supporting growth
Four years into its ambitious and wide-ranging Sustainable Living Plan, Unilever says it is making a growing and positive impact on its business in terms of growth, cost efficiency and resilience for ...
7 May 2015
Unilever sees sustainability supporting growth
News /
Carbon & Climate
Palm oil standard tested for usage by end-2014
...
smallholders
. The third part involves 33 criteria and 117 indicators for oil palm plantations and organised
smallholders
, while the fourth part covers 26 criteria and 87 indicators for palm oil mills....
4 Sep 2014
Palm oil standard tested for usage by end-2014
News /
Food & Agriculture
When is tree-cutting deforestation? Palm oil companies set their definition
...
smallholders
,” Jonathon Porritt, co-chair of the HCS Science Study Steering Committee, said in a statement. A draft of the report released in October was found wanting by conservationists and other fo...
21 Dec 2015
When is tree-cutting deforestation? Palm oil companies set their definition
News /
Corporate Responsibility
Unilever plan on track, but cutting emissions tough
It has been four years since consumer goods giant Unilever announced its ambitious 'Sustainable Living Plan' and the report card is out. While it has done well on social indicators like improving comm...
18 May 2015
Unilever plan on track, but cutting emissions tough
News /
Food & Agriculture
RSPO
Smallholders
Support Fund applications total RM3.36 million
...
smallholders
towards RSPO certification, both in Malaysia and internationally. We hope to see more applications from
smallholders
this year," she said in a statement to Bernama. RSSF said
smallholders
...
10 Feb 2014
RSPO Smallholders Support Fund applications total RM3.36 million
News /
Water
Water impact ignored in palm oil production: study
Significant erosion of freshwater quality has been added to the list of risks associated with palm oil cultivation, according to a recent study conducted by United States scientists, who focused on sm...
16 Jul 2014
Water impact ignored in palm oil production: study
Press Releases /
Olam International
SRI methodology wins Olam Prize for Innovation in Food Security
Olam International, a leading global agri-business operating across the value chain in 65 countries, is pleased to announce that the Olam International Prize for Innovation in Food Security has been a...
20 Mar 2015
SRI methodology wins Olam Prize for Innovation in Food Security
News /
Carbon & Climate
El Niño does hit the monsoon, but some links still missing
Fears of the impact of a strong El Niño – the warming of the central to eastern tropical Pacific Ocean waters – on South Asia’s monsoon system seem to have been confirmed by deficit rains in the regio...
28 Aug 2015
El Niño does hit the monsoon, but some links still missing
Videos /
Carbon & Climate
Fake Doritos ad pressures Pepsi over palm oil policy
...
smallholders
, and commit to labor standards and conflict resolution processes. "Rainforests across Southeast Asia are destroyed every day to make way for massive palm oil plantations," said Kaytee Rie...
19 Jan 2015
Fake Doritos ad pressures Pepsi over palm oil policy
News /
Food & Agriculture
Is this Malaysian palm oil firm still destroying forest in Borneo — and selling to Wilmar?
The Malaysian-owned palm oil company Genting Plantations has again been accused of clearing ecologically important secondary forest in Indonesia’s West Kalimantan province according to a recent report...
11 Feb 2016
Is this Malaysian palm oil firm still destroying forest in Borneo — and selling to Wilmar?
News /
Policy & Finance
'Trying to follow the money': Opacity rules in Southeast Asia's land rush, finds study
As the rush for land in Southeast Asia continues at breakneck speed, often bringing with it social and environmental destruction, a new study by a major environmental research group explores how well ...
16 Jun 2015
'Trying to follow the money': Opacity rules in Southeast Asia's land rush, finds study
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Fighting haze and deforestation in our own backyard
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smallholders
to clear land by burning. Timber and oil palm planted on cleared land are supplied to large firms and, throughout the supply chain, many benefit from the burning - still the cheapest way ...
30 Sep 2015
Fighting haze and deforestation in our own backyard
News /
Corporate Responsibility
Strategic value creation: Asia's new CSR frontier
For many decades, charitable giving to social causes has been a mainstay of the global corporate social responsibility (CSR) movement. But more businesses are realising that traditional philanthropy ...
2 Sep 2015
Strategic value creation: Asia's new CSR frontier
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
What would it take to mainstream "alternative" agriculture?
The industrialized food system, studies have shown, is linked to greenhouse gas emissions, algal blooms, pesticide pollution, soil erosion and biodiversity loss, to name a few ecological troubles. Add...
27 Jul 2016
What would it take to mainstream "alternative" agriculture?
Press Releases /
CSR Asia Ltd.
Conflicts over land in Asia
...
smallholders
and fair practices in integrating small producers in value chains is a key focus for sustainable business practices in both agriculture and aquaculture where small producers often lose ou...
2 Jul 2014
Conflicts over land in Asia
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Policy & Finance
Brazil’s fossil fuel roadmap could strengthen COP31 push against blockers, say advocates
Ahead of COP31’s opening on Monday, Brazil’s voluntary roadmap faces fossil fuel expansion and transition disputes, as rising …
Brazil’s fossil fuel roadmap could strengthen COP31 push against blockers, say advocates
News /
Policy & Finance
Democratic midterm wins may boost COP31 hopes, but Trump still controls US climate policy
United States election results may embolden countries to push for stronger fossil fuel commitments, but observers expect limited …
Democratic midterm wins may boost COP31 hopes, but Trump still controls US climate policy
News /
Policy & Finance
Developing countries ‘missing out’ on COP31’s climate delivery push, UN climate chief warns
Simon Stiell acknowledged that many developing countries have struggled to engage with the summit’s Action Agenda and called …
Developing countries 'missing out' on COP31’s climate delivery push, UN climate chief warns
News /
Cities
Analysis: How many times will Nepal resettle its disaster-affected?
A resettlement village set up after the 2015 earthquake was washed away in the August floods. Khalte’s destruction …
Analysis: How many times will Nepal resettle its disaster-affected?
News /
Corporate Responsibility
Will Singapore’s tougher haze law follow the money? What to watch in the first designations
Singapore’s amended haze law empowers the government to cut companies off from banks, suppliers and insurers without a …
Will Singapore's tougher haze law follow the money? What to watch in the first designations
News /
Corporate Responsibility
Singapore’s top listed firms face climate data gaps a year into mandatory reporting
The first year of reports under Singapore’s new sustainability rules are cautious and uneven. With consultation on the …
Singapore's top listed firms face climate data gaps a year into mandatory reporting
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