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Opinion / Water

How droughts and floods lead to migration — and 7 things governments can do to help

Extreme water events affecting water for drinking, cooking, washing and agriculture drive migration all over the world. Earlier this year, cyclone Eloise battered Mozambique, displacing 100,000 to 400...

23 Mar 2021

How droughts and floods lead to migration — and 7 things governments can do to help

The US owes a massive climate debt. One way to pay it: Let in climate migrants

Opinion / Cities

The United States owes a massive climate debt. One way to pay it: Let in climate migrants.

...carbon pollution than any other nation, but it has not felt the impact of climate change in equal measure. Poorer countries in warmer latitudes are enduring the most devastating droughts, heatwaves, a...

19 May 2021

The United States owes a massive climate debt. One way to pay it: Let in climate migrants.

News / Policy & Finance

With its mining boom past, Australia deals with cleaning up

...carbon, making the reconstructed soil fertile. But the Muñoz-Rojas group has also discovered that treating seeds with cyanobacteria before sowing promotes the growth of some native species. “Because t...

21 Aug 2020

With its mining boom past, Australia deals with cleaning up

The IKEA catalogue. Customers are starting to complain about the unsolicited mass-mailing of the paper catalogues. Image: supplied by anonymous customer

News / Waste

In the digital age, why is sustainability pioneer IKEA still mass-mailing customers printed catalogues?

...carbon footprint of its catalogues from 1.09 kg of carbon dioxide per copy in 2016 to 0.76 kg per copy this year, which she said is comparable to the carbon footprint of four IKEA meatballs. "We are c...

29 Feb 2020

In the digital age, why is sustainability pioneer IKEA still mass-mailing customers printed catalogues?

Opinion / Energy

Coronavirus has cut CO2 from Europe’s electricity system by 39 per cent

The coronavirus pandemic has seen entire countries locked down, with businesses, industry and travel all curtailed in an effort to limit the spread of Covid-19. My analysis for Carbon Brief shows that...

4 May 2020

Coronavirus has cut CO2 from Europe’s electricity system by 39 per cent

News / Food & Agriculture

Is carbon-neutral beef the future of Australia’s beef sector?

...Carbon-light cows? But is it enough, or even sustainable, for cattle farmers to be offsetting emissions to get to carbon neutrality? Speaking about MLA’s Carbon Neutral 2030 initiative, Australian cat...

20 Nov 2019

Is carbon-neutral beef the future of Australia’s beef sector?

Jeanne Stampe, The Nation newspaper in 2019.

News / Policy & Finance

Singapore's central bank hires Jeanne Stampe to grow green finance team

Jeanne Stampe has joined Singapore's central bank and financial regulatory authority, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), as green finance resource lead. Her move comes six months after she lef...

21 Jul 2020

Singapore's central bank hires Jeanne Stampe to grow green finance team

climate change march in vatican city 2015

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

The world must not forget climate change

...carbon future. Almost every country has a national plan under which rich countries need to provide support to poorer ones, and governments ratchet up their climate efforts over time. The ambitious goa...

31 Mar 2020

The world must not forget climate change

News / Manufacturing

Why Asia, and the rest of the world, need low-carbon steel

...carbon footprints to end-users such as property and car buyers. But because it is such a critical material for infrastructure and transportation, it is a big part of the decarbonisation discussion. M...

17 Dec 2019

Why Asia, and the rest of the world, need low-carbon steel

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Climate justice and human rights movements must go hand-in-hand

...carbonise could be seen as contributing to human rights and environmental violations under a mandatory due diligence regime. Concurrently, the field of business and human rights rapidly accelerated i...

19 Mar 2021

Climate justice and human rights movements must go hand-in-hand

News / Carbon & Climate

Timber organisation backs ‘peace park’ in Borneo

An intergovernmental organisation representing countries that produce the bulk of the world’s timber has thrown its support behind a decade-long effort to protect the last remaining primary forest in ...

29 Jan 2021

Timber organisation backs ‘peace park’ in Borneo

News / Carbon & Climate

Myanmar's ethnic communities opposing a coal plant see their fight get harder

Almost two decades ago, Myanmar’s largest coal-fired power plant was built as a joint venture by a group of military-affiliated businessmen and the China National Heavy Machinery Corporation. Since th...

30 Jul 2021

Myanmar's ethnic communities opposing a coal plant see their fight get harder

deforestation and destructive human practices

Opinion / Policy & Finance

The planet after the pandemic

...carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. To complement such efforts, banks and other financial entities should be held responsible for lending practices that fuel the nature and climate crises. Some decisi...

3 Jun 2020

The planet after the pandemic

Press Releases / LYS Energy Group

Asean: LYS Energy Group and Talesun Solar join forces to develop growing clean energy market

...carbon activities has brought about a surge in clean energy demand in the region. LYS’ dedication to foster the use of greener and cleaner energy in the corporate sector is aligned with that of ...

29 May 2020

Asean: LYS Energy Group and Talesun Solar join forces to develop growing clean energy market

Press Releases / URBAN Charge

URBAN Charge, Singapore’s latest EV charging operator, is officially launched by URBAN RENEWABLES

...carbonisation of the country’s transport sector. Sustainable energy developer, URBAN RENEWABLES, is rolling out an exclusive packaged deal under its brand URBAN Charge to give away free electri...

13 Jan 2021

URBAN Charge, Singapore’s latest EV charging operator, is officially launched by URBAN RENEWABLES

Press Releases / DSM

DSM launches Sustell intelligent sustainability service to improve profitability of animal protein production

Royal DSM, a global science-based company active in Nutrition, Health and Sustainable Living, has launched Sustell™ — a first-of-its-kind intelligent sustainability service that delivers a...

11 May 2021

DSM launches Sustell intelligent sustainability service to improve profitability of animal protein production

News / Energy

London launches green energy firm to fight climate change, poverty

London's mayor launched a green energy company that will provide "fair-priced" electricity from renewable sources on Monday, seeking to reduce carbon emissions and make fuel more affordable. One in 10...

14 Jan 2020

London launches green energy firm to fight climate change, poverty

News / Policy & Finance

Malaysia's CIMB bank unveils 2040 coal exit plan

Malaysian bank CIMB has unveiled a comprehensive climate policy that rules out any exposure to coal power by 2040, aligning Southeast Asia's fifth-largest bank with the Paris Agreement on climate chan...

8 Dec 2020

Malaysia's CIMB bank unveils 2040 coal exit plan

Press Releases / Olam International

Olam urges international brands to adopt new rice eco-label to allow consumers to support farmers

...carbon dioxide. Paul Nicholson continues, “In 2016 and in partnership with GIZ, Olam was the first private company to trial the SRP indicators with farmers in Thailand. I have seen fi...

23 Sep 2020

Olam urges international brands to adopt new rice eco-label to allow consumers to support farmers

Coal power plant, Indonesia, Korean-backed

News / Policy & Finance

South Korea to pump public money into new Indonesian coal despite green election pledges

...Carbon Tracker finds investing in solar energy in Indonesia is already cheaper than new coal. Amid an economic slowdown due to the coronavirus pandemic, Indonesia also runs the risk of facing an overs...

30 Jun 2020

South Korea to pump public money into new Indonesian coal despite green election pledges

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