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Water
Kashmir protects environment despite turmoil
...
the
soldiers were killing
the
animals for food but
when
the
poorly paid soldiers realised how valuable
the
animal furs and skins were in
the
international markets,
the
y started to slaughter
the
Kashmi...
30 Aug 2016
Kashmir protects environment despite turmoil
News /
Carbon & Climate
Methane’s rapid spurt risks climate curbs plan
...
the
editorial and professor of earth system science, Stanford University Mitigation possible
The
scientists say
the
reason for
the
spike is unclear, but
the
y think it may be
the
consequence of emissi...
15 Dec 2016
Methane’s rapid spurt risks climate curbs plan
News /
Food & Agriculture
FSC conditionally approves plan to end suspension of APP
...
the
APP case with FSC and
the
refore is an important element of
the
roadmap to end disassociation."
The
FSC spokesperson continued: "
The
current version of
the
roadmap specifically engages APP to take ...
13 Apr 2017
FSC conditionally approves plan to end suspension of APP
News /
Manufacturing
Picking
the
pack that grows back
...
the
y could follow
the
process in which
the
ir drink cartons were created; from
the
forest to
the
factory where
the
paperboard is made, to
the
retail stores, and finally, to
the
recycling station. Consu...
15 Feb 2017
Picking the pack that grows back
News /
Energy
Singapore to get first solar-powered ferry terminal
...
the
roof of
the
terminal.
The
system,
when
completed, will supply
the
terminal with one-third of its daily energy needs, and
the
remaining two-thirds will be met by electricity from
the
grid. Christ...
8 Mar 2017
Singapore to get first solar-powered ferry terminal
News /
Food & Agriculture
Researchers say natural regeneration an overlooked but low-cost option for forest restoration
...
the
natural regeneration of forests and o
the
r large landscapes in
the
tropics. Earth’s tropical forests harbor
the
majority of
the
world’s biodiversity, help regulate
the
global climate, perform vital...
14 Dec 2016
Researchers say natural regeneration an overlooked but low-cost option for forest restoration
News /
Carbon & Climate
Study finds that carbon finance is not a one-size-fits-all solution to deforestation
...
the
y saw economic activities affecting land use in
the
ir region in
the
coming decades.
The
team
the
n analysed
the
responses
the
y’d collected through
the
se “future scenario building exercises” using a ...
25 Jan 2017
Study finds that carbon finance is not a one-size-fits-all solution to deforestation
News /
Waste
How can Shanghai formalise its army of rubbish collectors?
...
the
process,” said
the
report.
The
fact that
the
formal sector does not sort, recycle or reuse material is one reason that
the
informal sector is booming, states
the
report.
The
second is that
the
p...
6 Jul 2017
How can Shanghai formalise its army of rubbish collectors?
News /
Food & Agriculture
Palm oil trade body calls out Singapore supermarket over sustainability claims
...
The
article in
the
broadsheet - published in October 2016 - carried
the
headline: "Eco-friendly cooking oil now available at Fairprice". RSPO has said that
the
claims made in
the
story are inaccurate ...
20 Jun 2017
Palm oil trade body calls out Singapore supermarket over sustainability claims
Opinion /
Lifestyle
Is it ethical to take a luxury holiday in a ‘developing’ country?
...
the
r into how tourist income might be distributed, whe
the
r
the
destination is managed purely for
the
benefit of
the
tourist at
the
expense of
the
local, and what
the
impact of
the
holiday might be. Ul...
4 Sep 2017
Is it ethical to take a luxury holiday in a ‘developing’ country?
News /
Policy & Finance
Coal miners owe
the
Indonesian government hundreds of millions of dollars
...
the
names of
the
thousands of companies that are in arrears. However, one of
the
biggest challenges has been that after tracing
the
names of
the
companies in arrears, it emerges that
the
ir existence i...
16 May 2017
Coal miners owe the Indonesian government hundreds of millions of dollars
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Can we really cut food waste in half?
...
the
best use
the
y can of
the
food
the
y buy. Additionally, this analysis only considers those parts of
the
world where most food is lost or wasted toward
the
consumer end of
the
supply chain. In o
the
r ...
24 Jan 2017
Can we really cut food waste in half?
News /
Carbon & Climate
Landmark human rights case against world’s biggest fossil fuel firms pushes on
...
the
y have secured responses from 20 out of
the
47 fossil fuel companies involved in
the
case as of 8 December.
The
responses were ei
the
r sent to CHR directly or to
the
Business and Human Rights Resour...
13 Dec 2016
Landmark human rights case against world’s biggest fossil fuel firms pushes on
News /
Waste
Turn waste into climate-friendly resource
...
the
ir grain or cash crop, but also for
the
stalks, leaves and o
the
r residues. This would easily double
the
ir incomes, and
the
non-agricultural employment in
the
rural areas. Even
the
air we brea
the
wi...
11 Apr 2017
Turn waste into climate-friendly resource
Opinion /
Transport
When
investing in infrastructure, don't forget gender
...
the
answer is an unqualified ‘yes’.
The
fact is that poor infrastructure exacerbates
the
gender gap in many ways. Women and girls living in areas with poor roads and water services must spend several ...
5 Jul 2017
When investing in infrastructure, don't forget gender
News /
Food & Agriculture
Tinkering with plants to boost crop yields
...
the
air into plant proteins and o
the
r complex compounds.
The
y
the
n selected 17 enzymes from nine organisms and put
the
m toge
the
r to see if
the
y could do
the
same or better in
the
laboratory.
The
y ende...
12 Dec 2016
Tinkering with plants to boost crop yields
News /
Waste
Rethinking production and consumption for a zero-waste Singapore
...
the
private sector, as well as government officials from Singapore, Denmark, and
the
Ne
the
rlands who shared
the
ir thoughts on
the
possibilities for a zero-waste Singapore. Sharing his insights at
the
...
27 Oct 2016
Rethinking production and consumption for a zero-waste Singapore
News /
Energy
German scientists test world's 'largest artificial sun'
...
the
y describe as "
the
world's largest artificial sun," which
the
y hope could pave
the
way toward creating hydrogen to use as a green fuel.
The
system called Synlight - being developed at
the
German Ae...
24 Mar 2017
German scientists test world's 'largest artificial sun'
Opinion /
Corporate Responsibility
Future-proofing sustainable business
...
the
ir aspirations. But don’t believe
the
m
when
it comes to predicting
the
future. Get to know your stakeholders well, with deep insights into how
the
y think, and
the
n try to imagine how
the
y may behav...
27 Apr 2017
Future-proofing sustainable business
News /
Energy
Hydrogen fuel reaches lift-off
...
the
oretically possible:
the
y have reached
the
trial stage. Decades of work on refining
the
technology have coincided with
the
need to store surplus energy from solar and wind farms
when
supply exceeds...
3 Jul 2017
Hydrogen fuel reaches lift-off
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Singapore’s sustainability challenge is no longer awareness, but action
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Moving Singaporeans from awareness to action will require more than information, says Singlife’s Head of Sustainability, Chia Ko …
Singapore’s sustainability challenge is no longer awareness, but action
News /
Policy & Finance
Malaysia to launch new sustainability professionals body by end 2026
The professional body aims to raise standards, strengthen sustainability capabilities and provide a collective voice for practitioners across …
Malaysia to launch new sustainability professionals body by end 2026
News /
Carbon & Climate
UNEP warns of a 1.5°C overshoot. Philippine fishers are already paying the price
The world may eventually bring temperatures back below the Paris threshold, but fishers in Eastern Samar are already …
UNEP warns of a 1.5°C overshoot. Philippine fishers are already paying the price
News /
Transport & Logistics
China dominates global green ship orders. Can green fuel keep up?
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Chinese shipyards are dominating global orders for greener vessels, but uncertainty over global regulations and cost premiums of …
China dominates global green ship orders. Can green fuel keep up?
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Regional haze casts a pall on Asean’s influence
The return of smoke haze underscores a sobering reality: while Asean has policies designed to combat it, the …
Regional haze casts a pall on Asean’s influence
News /
Policy & Finance
Can the Global South align the world’s carbon markets?
Brazil will chair a new body in an ambitious effort to align the world’s fragmented carbon markets – …
Can the Global South align the world’s carbon markets?
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