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Backers of Lamu coal project lose court case
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carbon
emissions, and put thousands of farmers and fishermen out of work. “We will have to forget Lamu as we know it today,” complained Somo Mohammed Somo, a fishing dhow captain and chairman of the L...
8 Jul 2019
Backers of Lamu coal project lose court case
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Transport
The future of flight is electric
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carbon
footprints. Every round-trip transatlantic flight emits enough CO2 to melt 30 square feet of Arctic sea ice. Emissions from airplanes have doubled over the past 20 years, and air traffic will d...
16 Jul 2019
The future of flight is electric
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Water
India glacier disaster: In a warming world, is there no less lethal a way to power development?
On Sunday morning, 7 Feb, as most of the working class in India’s Himalayan state of Uttarakhand went about their chores, the glacier-fed Rishi Ganga river started rising. Two hours later, swollen wit...
19 Feb 2021
India glacier disaster: In a warming world, is there no less lethal a way to power development?
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Carbon & Climate
China enters a new low-sulphur shipping era
The global shipping industry is shifting to low-sulphur fuel in response to global calls for cleaner shipping . At the start of the year, the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) lowered the sulp...
13 May 2020
China enters a new low-sulphur shipping era
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Cities
Are decentralised communities the way forward for sustainable cities?
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carbon
-neutral goals at each step of the process are important. For instance, as the world pushes for greater adoption of renewable energy to curb
carbon
emissions from the burning of fossil fuels, pr...
30 Aug 2019
Are decentralised communities the way forward for sustainable cities?
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Carbon & Climate
Geoengineering is a dangerous distraction
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carbon
dioxide removal (CDR) and solar radiation modification (SRM). Both – along with most other geoengineering strategies—would depend on the widespread deployment of so-called
carbon
capture, utili...
19 Feb 2019
Geoengineering is a dangerous distraction
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Energy
It’s a galloping goodbye to Europe’s coal
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carbon
trading scheme resulting in higher charges being levied on polluters have driven up the cost of coal. All is not clean air and clear blue skies in Europe, however. Coal is still a significant s...
27 Apr 2020
It’s a galloping goodbye to Europe’s coal
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Carbon & Climate
Sandy beaches may succumb to rising seas
Right now, around a third of the world’s coastline is made up of sandy beaches and dunes which slope gently and softly to the sea. By the end of the century, these could make up only one-sixth of the ...
6 Mar 2020
Sandy beaches may succumb to rising seas
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Carbon & Climate
As climate impacts hit, cities are still struggling to prepare, researchers warn
More than two in three cities around the world already are noticing the effects of climate change, from more heatwaves to worsening flooding, but few have effective plans in place to deal with the thr...
24 Oct 2019
As climate impacts hit, cities are still struggling to prepare, researchers warn
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Intense forest fires threaten to derail Indonesia’s progress in reducing deforestation
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carbon
-rich peatlands are notoriously difficult to extinguish. Organic matter inside peat makes fires bigger and generates more haze. Burning peatland is also problematic for the climate — draining on...
9 Oct 2019
Intense forest fires threaten to derail Indonesia’s progress in reducing deforestation
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Carbon & Climate
Why Asian hospitals need to shrink their
carbon
footprint
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carbon
healthcare to reduce the sector’s
carbon
emissions and ensure greener healthcare. This year, the network will again gather in Singapore for the 5th Green Hospitals Asia Conference to draft stra...
2 Apr 2019
Why Asian hospitals need to shrink their carbon footprint
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Carbon & Climate
Climate activists to emerge stronger from coronavirus crisis, says Greta Thunberg
The world's young climate activists will come out of the coronavirus crisis even stronger and more motivated than before, their figurehead Greta Thunberg predicted on Wednesday. In an online video con...
23 Apr 2020
Climate activists to emerge stronger from coronavirus crisis, says Greta Thunberg
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Policy & Finance
Mining the divide between coal lobbies and energy companies
It’s time we started talking about the principal opponents to action on climate change—fossil fuel industries. If history has taught us anything, it is when oil, gas and coal industries oppose policie...
23 Oct 2019
Mining the divide between coal lobbies and energy companies
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Carbon & Climate
Fossil fuels add to world’s marine dead zones
Cutting out coal-burning and other sources of nitrogen oxides (NOx) from heavy industry, electricity production and traffic will reduce the size of the world’s dead zones along coasts where all fish l...
6 Apr 2020
Fossil fuels add to world’s marine dead zones
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Food & Agriculture
Indonesia to fix temporary ban on new forest clearing for plantations and logging
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carbon
dioxide emissions by at least 29 per cent over the business-as-usual projection by 2030. Indonesia is currently one of the top emitters in the world, but unlike industrialised nations, the bulk...
11 Jun 2019
Indonesia to fix temporary ban on new forest clearing for plantations and logging
Press Releases /
Marina Bay Sands Singapore
Sands Expo and Convention Centre awarded prestigious LEED® Platinum Green Building Certification
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carbon
emissions of the convention centre, making the entire operations of the MICE facility
carbon
neutral. This makes every meeting and conference held at Marina Bay Sands a sustainable one, to begi...
28 Jun 2019
Sands Expo and Convention Centre awarded prestigious LEED® Platinum Green Building Certification
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Lifestyle
How the Philippines can lead in sustainable tourism in Asia during Covid
Bohol, a province in the Philippines’ Central Visayas region known for its spectacular beaches and emerging destinations, has become one of the country’s top tourist draws in the past five years. The ...
12 Aug 2020
How the Philippines can lead in sustainable tourism in Asia during Covid
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Food & Agriculture
Can natural rubber be farmed sustainably in the time of Covid-19?
When the Brazilian state of Sao Paulo instituted a quarantine in late March due to the Covid-19 crisis, Hevea-Tec, one of the country’s largest natural rubber companies, feared the worst. The firm’s d...
16 Jul 2020
Can natural rubber be farmed sustainably in the time of Covid-19?
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Energy
Energy from greenhouse gases is possible
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carbon
dioxide system of electrolytes that converts dissolved
carbon
dioxide to sodium bi
carbon
ate and hydrogen, with a flow of electric current. Efficiency is high – with 50 per cent of the
carbon
di...
10 Feb 2019
Energy from greenhouse gases is possible
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Can we really restore or protect natural habitats to ‘offset’ those we destroy?
In the forests of northern Sweden, a major train line cuts through land originally protected for migratory birds—so new seasonal wetlands have been established for the birds nearby. In southern Uganda...
6 Aug 2019
Can we really restore or protect natural habitats to ‘offset’ those we destroy?
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Carbon & Climate
This year’s haze is set to cost Singapore more than 2015’s S$1.83 billion. Who pays for the losses?
Economists suggest the 2026 haze will cost Singapore more than the 2015 episode, while other estimates state that …
This year’s haze is set to cost Singapore more than 2015’s S$1.83 billion. Who pays for the losses?
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Water
Concerns raised as data centres go underwater in China
A Chinese firm is deploying data servers to the sea for natural cooling. Experts say more information on …
Concerns raised as data centres go underwater in China
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Carbon & Climate
AI wildfire platform seeks Indonesia partnerships as regional haze worsens
Earthshot Prize finalist Satellites on Fire uses AI, satellite imagery and ground data to detect blazes earlier, and …
AI wildfire platform seeks Indonesia partnerships as regional haze worsens
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Policy & Finance
Philippine president orders creation of carbon market framework
The framework’s contribution to Philippine climate ambition remains uncertain, as the country’s updated pledge lacks clarity on how …
Philippine president orders creation of carbon market framework
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Corporate Responsibility
Singapore widens haze crackdown to Kalimantan, targeting 10 Indonesian firms
Singapore has targeted 10 Indonesian companies under its haze law in four days; three of them supply Asia …
Singapore widens haze crackdown to Kalimantan, targeting 10 Indonesian firms
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Policy & Finance
Asean turns to World Bank to close clean energy, climate adaptation financing gaps
Southeast Asian finance ministers seek private capital, guarantees and technical support as region faces costly energy transition and …
Asean turns to World Bank to close clean energy, climate adaptation financing gaps
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