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Opinion / Energy

Australia’s electricity market is not agile and innovative enough to keep up

...the past year have shown that the electricity market’s problems run much deeper than the environmental question. Indeed, they go right to the core of the NEM’s reason for existence, which is to keep t...

20 Feb 2017

Australia’s electricity market is not agile and innovative enough to keep up

Opinion / Waste

Waste management in Asia: 1 goal, 5 cities, 5 lessons

...they must—invest in the best technology available, which they often can’t afford. Cities should adopt the best available technology that is also the most economically achievable and effective within t...

23 Jun 2017

Waste management in Asia: 1 goal, 5 cities, 5 lessons

News / Waste

Coffee flour, beer pizza on menu as innovators fight food waste

...the innovations on offer to fight food waste. Plus smart scales that measure exactly what chefs chuck then list the deluge of edibles they've unknowingly binned. As the fight against climate change in...

12 May 2017

Coffee flour, beer pizza on menu as innovators fight food waste

Opinion / Transport

Autonomous vehicles – Have we reached the end of the road?

...the luxury. When the AV hits the market, who’s to say it won’t exacerbate the existing traffic burden instead of relieving it, putting even more vehicles on the road? There is also the culture and min...

19 Apr 2017

Autonomous vehicles – Have we reached the end of the road?

News / Waste

What are the world's biggest plastic polluters doing about the problem?

...the anniversary of the birth of the modern environmental movement, when millions protested against the negative impacts of industrial development in the United States and around the world almost 48 ye...

20 Apr 2018

What are the world's biggest plastic polluters doing about the problem?

News / Food & Agriculture

Peat-mapping technology to be adopted in Indonesia

...the BRG said. “So we can see the topography and identify land cover, but we can’t measure the depth [of the peat layer] even though the depth determines the management of peatlands, whether they’re fo...

30 Jan 2018

Peat-mapping technology to be adopted in Indonesia

Opinion / Water

What does water have to do with national security?

...the war itself. During fighting between the government and rebel forces in December 2016, water supply was cut off to the city of Damascus. Each side blamed the other for the disruption, which left mo...

3 Mar 2017

What does water have to do with national security?

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Sustaining peace in a climate of change

...ther they are beset by violent conflict. The absence of climate change in Guterres’ report is a missed opportunity. Nevertheless, there are some opportunities to address these gaps. In the report, the...

26 Feb 2018

Sustaining peace in a climate of change

News / Carbon & Climate

Investing in disaster resilience now 'mission critical' for business

...there or those clients... have no reason to stay with us any further if we're not there to answer the phones and do what they need us to do," said Baker. Stock-piling critical materials, backing up co...

17 Feb 2017

Investing in disaster resilience now 'mission critical' for business

Opinion / Policy & Finance

6 things to remember while working towards the Global Goals

...The idea of the SDGs is popular with the Meridian Board, it means rather than Meridian flag-waving and saying that these things are important, it is the UN saying that they are important. "Making ...

22 Sep 2017

6 things to remember while working towards the Global Goals

News / Waste

Nuclear waste problems start gold rush

...the beginning of your working life and know they would still be nowhere near completed by the time you retired. But decommissioning the world’s nuclear power plants is one of them. The estimates of th...

9 May 2017

Nuclear waste problems start gold rush

Opinion / Energy

Pakistan's persistent energy crisis

...the problem, either. We are told that the crisis is too urgent to investigate what caused it. The rest of the production and distribution companies operate as part of the government, with their paren...

20 Jun 2017

Pakistan's persistent energy crisis

News / Manufacturing

The reinvention of Fuji Xerox

...the kind of system they wanted, and they told us they wanted a flexible solution for work,” Honda explains. From this feedback, the idea was passed on to the company’s research and development team, w...

15 Mar 2017

The reinvention of Fuji Xerox

News / Food & Agriculture

Global warming could cause yield of sorghum crops to drop ‘substantially’

...the vapour pressure deficit (VPD) – this is the difference between the water vapour contained in the leaf’s interior and in the air surrounding it. Hot weather causes increases in VPD (pdf), upping th...

15 Aug 2017

Global warming could cause yield of sorghum crops to drop ‘substantially’

Glitter can add shine to the year-end festivities

Opinion / Lifestyle

Five things to consider about glitter this Christmas

...their way through to the oceans. The size of these particles means they are easily consumed by small marine organisms, who cannot discriminate between particles of food and plastic. Microplastic parti...

27 Dec 2017

Five things to consider about glitter this Christmas

News / Food & Agriculture

APRIL and Indonesian government at loggerheads over peatland regulations

...theast Asia in the worst haze pollution on record. The decree forbids agribusiness firms which currently have crops on peatland from replanting on their lands after the current harvest cycle. They can...

25 Oct 2017

APRIL and Indonesian government at loggerheads over peatland regulations

News / Energy

Singapore could be 25% solar-powered by 2025

...ther consideration for offshore solar, as Singapore has some of the most biologically rich waters in the world. “ If the framework is right, and if the economics work out, the speed of [solar] instal...

25 Oct 2017

Singapore could be 25% solar-powered by 2025

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Why 2018 is the year for business to step up climate action

...ther with businesses, cities and states – that they will strengthen their national commitments by 2020 and drive the large-scale change we need. The private sector has a unique opportunity to help sha...

25 Jan 2018

Why 2018 is the year for business to step up climate action

News / Manufacturing

Our clothes are contaminating our planet with tiny plastic threads

...ther popular synthetics that account for a growing proportion of our wardrobes, these fibers linger in the environment, just like the plastic packaging that coats so many of the world’s beaches, and t...

25 Jun 2018

Our clothes are contaminating our planet with tiny plastic threads

News / Energy

OECD: Fossil fuel subsidies added up to at least $373bn in 2015

...the case for reform; if people don’t agree on the number then it’s kind of easy for the industry or some other fossil fuel interests to argue against the whole thing.” It is worth noting that there ar...

5 Mar 2018

OECD: Fossil fuel subsidies added up to at least $373bn in 2015