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Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Why massive effort needs to be put into growing trees on farms
...
carbon
—trees hold three quarters of the
carbon
found in agricultural land—which affects climate change, and protect soil. Soil supports the growth of plants, also stores
carbon
and is key for nearly a...
4 Dec 2018
Why massive effort needs to be put into growing trees on farms
News /
Energy
In bittersweet move, Vietnam approves second feed-in-tariff scheme for solar
In a move anticipated by the solar industry, the Vietnamese government yesterday approved the second round of its feed-in-tariff scheme for solar energy in the country, bringing relief to developers w...
7 Apr 2020
In bittersweet move, Vietnam approves second feed-in-tariff scheme for solar
Press Releases /
National University of Singapore
NUS raises S$300 million in its inaugural green bond issuance
...
carbon
emissions by 23 per cent below business-as-usual by 2020, NUS launched Singapore’s first new-build net-zero energy building, the SDE4, last January. SDE4 features sustainable building des...
29 May 2020
NUS raises S$300 million in its inaugural green bond issuance
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
5 reasons why China is the world's sustainable development superpower
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carbon
emissions—more than the United States and the European Union combined. Yet, despite being the poster child for dirty air and industrial pollution, China has done more in a decade than any count...
29 May 2019
5 reasons why China is the world's sustainable development superpower
Opinion /
Energy
Fossil fuels demonstrating their unreliability
On 20 April, the West Texas Intermediate (WTI) oil futures contract for May 2020 delivery defied logic and settled for the first time ever in negative territory at minus-US$37.63 a barrel. This was af...
3 May 2020
Fossil fuels demonstrating their unreliability
Press Releases /
Ricoh Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
Ricoh marks finale of 13th annual Eco Action Day campaign
...
carbon
dioxide emissions reduced, equivalent to the amount absorbed by 38,694 trees a month Mr Yuji Hiruma, Director and Senior General Manager of Digital Workplace Marketing at Ricoh Asia Pacific,...
24 Jul 2019
Ricoh marks finale of 13th annual Eco Action Day campaign
News /
Cities
Despite funding loss, cities vow to continue resilience push
In the Dutch port city of Rotterdam, nine "water plazas" have been created that soak up excess rainfall while offering people a green space to meet and children to play. The city is also planting gard...
10 Jul 2019
Despite funding loss, cities vow to continue resilience push
News /
Waste
While the rest of the world tackles plastics disposal, the US resists
For the first time ever, international shipments of plastic waste came under global control this year. That’s because disposable plastic — a major pollutant of the world’s waters and atmosphere, fodde...
18 May 2021
While the rest of the world tackles plastics disposal, the US resists
News /
Carbon & Climate
Taking back
carbon
'imperative' to stop planet overheating, backers say
...
carbon
dioxide from the atmosphere at a large scale." Proposals to suck
carbon
out of the atmosphere range from planting many more trees, which absorb
carbon
dioxide to grow, to installing devices tha...
20 Sep 2018
Taking back carbon 'imperative' to stop planet overheating, backers say
News /
Energy
Can Southeast Asia quench corporate thirst for renewable energy?
...
carbon
reductions from a specific project. A platform such as T-RECs tells buyers the exact time and location where the electricity was generated. Kang believes that it does not matter whether compan...
31 Oct 2019
Can Southeast Asia quench corporate thirst for renewable energy?
Press Releases /
Eco-Business
Power Trip: Southeast Asia’s bumpy journey to a low
carbon
economy
...
carbon
economy. Singapore, 31 October, 2018—A new ground-breaking study launched today by Eco-Business puts a spotlight on Southeast Asia’s transition to the low
carbon
economy and identi...
31 Oct 2018
Power Trip: Southeast Asia’s bumpy journey to a low carbon economy
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Fighting climate change means fighting organised crime
...
carbon
sink, the Amazon is a key front in the fight against climate change. But it is also host to a thriving criminal underworld that could undermine efforts to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions. In fa...
15 Mar 2019
Fighting climate change means fighting organised crime
News /
Carbon & Climate
Africa needs cash, science for new model of green development
...
carbon
economic growth. It still produces only 1.5 per cent of its electricity from solar power, compared with 7 per cent in Germany, which has much less sun, for example. Africa, while responsible fo...
15 Mar 2019
Africa needs cash, science for new model of green development
Podcasts /
Water
Shifting sands: the environmental controversy beneath your feet
...
carbon
isation, as well as things like having a green country has been a governmental priority. So I think the environmental community, rightfully so has taken a part of working closely with the state...
23 Mar 2022
Shifting sands: the environmental controversy beneath your feet
News /
Food & Agriculture
Where the logging ends, the forest clearing begins in Indonesian Borneo
Logging for timber by definition reduces tree cover. But what happens when logging stops? A new study has found that in concessions where timber firms have stopped operating, deforestation actually ap...
6 Mar 2020
Where the logging ends, the forest clearing begins in Indonesian Borneo
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Keep climate teaching real and honest
There’s no escaping climate teaching. Gone are the days when the core curriculum at most schools used to consist of reading, writing and ’rithmetic, and not an awful lot more. It’s increasingly rare t...
8 Jul 2019
Keep climate teaching real and honest
Press Releases /
Greenpeace
Palm oil and pulp companies with most burned land go unpunished as Indonesian forest fires rage
...
carbon
per day were estimated to have been released into the atmosphere, higher than the emissions rate of the whole European Union.[9] ENDS Photos and videos available Notes: [1] The ...
24 Sep 2019
Palm oil and pulp companies with most burned land go unpunished as Indonesian forest fires rage
Podcasts /
Carbon & Climate
What does it take to save one of Indonesia's last peatland forests?
Located in Indonesia’s Riau province, the Kampar Peninsula is a vast peatland forest that originally stretched 700,000 hectares along the eastern Sumatran coastline. Over the past two decades, years o...
19 Dec 2018
What does it take to save one of Indonesia's last peatland forests?
Opinion /
Manufacturing
Prepare now to sustainably deliver the Covid-19 vaccine
...
carbon
emissions. We have the time to be ambitious and must plan for resilient and sustainable solutions. We don’t yet know how bad this coronavirus is for humankind, but the fact that countries are ...
1 Apr 2020
Prepare now to sustainably deliver the Covid-19 vaccine
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Whichever way you spin it, Australia’s greenhouse emissions have been climbing since 2015
...
carbon
price repeal the preceding July, Australia’s greenhouse emissions have increased. On the government’s own projections , this trend is not expected to change. Even if the government’s Climate So...
7 Jun 2019
Whichever way you spin it, Australia’s greenhouse emissions have been climbing since 2015
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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?
News /
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
News /
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
News /
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
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
When disaster crosses borders, Indonesia’s credibility is tested twice
As environmental disasters increasingly spill across borders, timely and transparent crisis communication is becoming an important test of …
When disaster crosses borders, Indonesia’s credibility is tested twice
News /
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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