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Videos /
Corporate Responsibility
Can Indonesia's 'cocoa doctors' save
the
chocolate industry?
...
the
next 10 years. “Unless Mars and
the
industry change
the
status quo and dramatically improve farmer livelihoods,
the
world will not have future famers who want to grow cocoa and ultimately
the
coco...
5 Dec 2017
Can Indonesia's 'cocoa doctors' save the chocolate industry?
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
What staying cool has to do with eradicating poverty in India
The
record-setting heat that blanketed
the
planet this summer was a sticky reminder that as global temperatures increase, people on
the
margins of society—
the
sick,
the
elderly, and
the
poor—will suff...
15 Oct 2018
What staying cool has to do with eradicating poverty in India
News /
Corporate Responsibility
Big business ‘threatens planet’s future’
...
The
y have an overwhelming influence and impact on our lives—and on
the
planet.
The
y boast
the
y are a force for good—and are helping in
the
fight against climate change. But Peter Dauvergne, professor ...
12 Feb 2018
Big business ‘threatens planet’s future’
News /
Carbon & Climate
Tall and old or dense and young: Which kind of forest is better for
the
climate?
...
the
ir fate some o
the
r way. Eventually
the
y will release all
the
ir stored carbon content back to
the
atmosphere.
The
industry’s solution to
the
climate crisis is to log
the
trees, truck
the
m to
the
mil...
27 May 2019
Tall and old or dense and young: Which kind of forest is better for the climate?
News /
Policy & Finance
Finance for electricity access too little, too dirty—energy body
...
the
20 countries studied. Within that,
the
same four received
the
most money for new coal-fired power plants, which often do not help
the
poorest where
the
y are not connected to
the
power grid,
the
re...
13 Nov 2018
Finance for electricity access too little, too dirty—energy body
News /
Energy
Small hydropower: a big global issue overlooked by science and policy
...
the
ir size, but also in
the
ir method of operation.
The
y can be broadly classified according to whe
the
r or not water is stored in a reservoir, and whe
the
r water is diverted to reach
the
powerhouse, bot...
15 Mar 2018
Small hydropower: a big global issue overlooked by science and policy
Opinion /
Energy
The
risks of a global supergrid
...
the
heart of
the
Arctic; and African dams to harness
the
flow of
the
Nile, Congo and Zambezi rivers. To top it off, solar farms would cover 5 per cent of
the
Sahara Desert. According to Liu Zhenya, th...
24 Jul 2018
The risks of a global supergrid
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
COP 23: On
the
road to somewhere
...
the
second since
the
landmark Paris Agreement,
the
thirteenth since
the
ratification of
the
Kyoto Protocol and
the
twenty third since
the
signing of its parent agreement,
the
United Nations Framework ...
27 Nov 2017
COP 23: On the road to somewhere
News /
Food & Agriculture
Mo
the
rs, children, lacking basic nutrition in North Korea says UN food aid chief
...
the
needs and evaluate WFP’s operations on
the
ground,” he said. “
The
re is a real need for continued humanitarian assistance, especially
when
it comes to meeting
the
nutritional needs of mo
the
rs and ...
14 May 2018
Mothers, children, lacking basic nutrition in North Korea says UN food aid chief
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
The
masses are mobilising against climate change
...
the
public wants.
The
y will continue to demand action to keep fossil fuels in
the
ground, and to deploy more just and sustainable forms of energy.
The
science on climate change is sound,
the
technolog...
11 Sep 2018
The masses are mobilising against climate change
News /
Cities
The
curse of ‘green gentrification’
...
the
o
the
r hand, tend to live on
the
front lines of pollution.
When
officials try to aid
the
second group, but — as
the
result of gentrification—only end up helping
the
first,
the
y allow this disparity...
26 Jan 2018
The curse of ‘green gentrification’
News /
Carbon & Climate
The
top 5 carbon and climate stories in 2017
...
the
United States—
the
world’s largest emitter of greenhouse gas emissions—out of
the
Paris Agreement on climate change as soon as it is eligible to do so.
The
decision was formally announced to
the
Un...
26 Dec 2017
The top 5 carbon and climate stories in 2017
News /
Lifestyle
Coming to Australia: Tiny holiday homes big on sustainability
...
the
m between destinations, which is likely to happen on an annual basis, said Chia. But for starters,
the
company will station one at
the
edge of
the
Blue Mountains near Sydney, and ano
the
r within th...
24 Jan 2018
Coming to Australia: Tiny holiday homes big on sustainability
News /
Carbon & Climate
Climate leadership collapse leaves UN chief with a daunting task
...
the
“basis of
the
machinery” for implementing
the
Paris Agreement, and a sharing of information that gives countries
the
“confidence”
the
y need to raise
the
ir pledges. But what
the
talks may need in t...
3 Dec 2018
Climate leadership collapse leaves UN chief with a daunting task
News /
Cities
Wi-Fi but no water: Can smart tech help a city's poor?
...
when
bins in
the
street are full, thanks to high-tech sensors that detect
when
the
y need to be emptied. Meanwhile, a few streets away, magnetic sensors under
the
road surface allow drivers to find out...
8 Jan 2018
Wi-Fi but no water: Can smart tech help a city's poor?
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
What boosts gender equality in developing countries?
...
the
women who need
the
m. “ How can
the
international community improve
the
welfare of
the
world’s poorest women?
The
answer, it turns out, is to help
the
m do what
the
y are already doing on
the
ir own....
7 Mar 2018
What boosts gender equality in developing countries?
News /
Policy & Finance
Six Asian countries take steps to regulate imports of illegal timber products
...
The
six Asian countries developing import regulations join at least 30 o
the
r states (
the
28 Member States of
the
EU,
the
United States, and Australia) in regulating
the
trade in illegal timber.
The
y h...
25 Oct 2017
Six Asian countries take steps to regulate imports of illegal timber products
Opinion /
Corporate Responsibility
The
BlackRock letter: A turning point for real change?
...
the
proceeds as dividends and buybacks,
the
firm and its shareholders do well, but o
the
rs do not benefit. Favoring shareholders at
the
expense of o
the
r stakeholders who are more critical for value cre...
12 Feb 2018
The BlackRock letter: A turning point for real change?
News /
Waste
How household gardens are improving sanitation in Indonesia
...
the
market. Having SWG installed in
the
ir homes is a source of pride for women in
the
village, who plant flowers in
the
gardens to beautify
the
ir homes and grow cash crops that would o
the
rwise be too ...
2 Nov 2018
How household gardens are improving sanitation in Indonesia
Opinion /
Energy
Argentina is no climate leader
...
the
second-largest in
the
world—is vital not only to lift
the
economy out of
the
doldrums, but also to provide a “bridge fuel” to support
the
climate transition.
The
reality, which is already becoming...
30 Nov 2018
Argentina is no climate leader
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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
Exclusive
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
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Who is responsible for Nepal’s tragedy?
The devastating floods in Nepal demonstrate what happens when reckless development puts climate-vulnerable communities in harm’s way.
Who is responsible for Nepal’s tragedy?
News /
Energy
Türkiye seeks global backing for ‘climate responsible AI’ at COP31
The voluntary Antalya Pledge asks governments and companies to disclose data centre energy use and shift to renewables, …
Türkiye seeks global backing for 'climate responsible AI' at COP31
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?
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
China’s electrification lead shows Asia why clean power alone is not enough
China’s experience shows that renewable generation, grid investment and flexible business demand must develop together for electrification to …
China’s electrification lead shows Asia why clean power alone is not enough
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