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News / Carbon & Climate

Expect tens of millions of internal climate migrants by 2050, says World Bank

...The map below (left) shows the regions covered by the analysis, while the chart (right) shows the total number of internal climate migrants by 2050 estimated for each of the three scenarios. As the g...

20 Mar 2018

Expect tens of millions of internal climate migrants by 2050, says World Bank

Opinion / Energy

The 5 disruptions transforming the global utility sector

...the evolution of the telephone to the smartphone, from the first room-filling computer to the handheld tablet, the list of technologies that have shifted drastically over the last several decades is e...

22 Mar 2017

The 5 disruptions transforming the global utility sector

Opinion / Energy

Fuel subsidy cuts need not come at the poor's expense

...the removal of subsidies would be enough to compensate for the direct and indirect impact of higher energy prices on the bottom 40 per cent of the population. With just half of the savings from fuel s...

22 Jul 2016

Fuel subsidy cuts need not come at the poor's expense

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

The 2017 budget has axed research to help Australia adapt to climate change

...The government’s decision to slash funding for climate adaptation research is therefore at odds with the growing urgency of the problem. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, in its most rece...

12 May 2017

The 2017 budget has axed research to help Australia adapt to climate change

News / Carbon & Climate

2017: Climate focus shifts as Trump moves in, China charges ahead

...the climate change rollercoaster in 2017? The Thomson Reuters Foundation asked a range of experts to share what they're watching - and what they think will make the headlines this year. Here are their...

6 Jan 2017

2017: Climate focus shifts as Trump moves in, China charges ahead

Opinion / Corporate Responsibility

Sustainability in Malaysia: Bolted on, or built in?

...their hands on the latter. I was surprised because the feedback that I gathered in my preparation for the forum indicated that the level of awareness among many directors and CEOs on sustainability ...

25 Jan 2017

Sustainability in Malaysia: Bolted on, or built in?

News / Food & Agriculture

Mealworms: The new climate-friendly superfood

...These turn into beetles, which then lay eggs that produce the worms. Users can feed the mealworms kitchen scraps such as fruit and vegetable, and when they are ready to eat them, they simply push a bu...

25 Nov 2016

Mealworms: The new climate-friendly superfood

News / Food & Agriculture

Ghosts of the vermillion sea

...the burden is not theirs alone: other countries implicated in the totoaba trade have also begun to share responsibility for eliminating the trade and saving the vaquita. “Reducing the trade needs to w...

18 Sep 2017

Ghosts of the vermillion sea

News / Policy & Finance

Putting a price on gender equality

...thers. Closing the gap on gender inequality is the fifth goal in the UN’s SDGs, and many people see it as a pre-condition to achieving all the other 17 SDGs, which are a call to action to all countrie...

4 Nov 2016

Putting a price on gender equality

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Impact of Bursa Malaysia’s directive on sustainability reporting

...them, and the competitive pressures they may subsequently experience in their industries. The amendments to the Listing Requirements will take effect on a staggered basis over three years, starting fr...

29 Jun 2016

Impact of Bursa Malaysia’s directive on sustainability reporting

Opinion / Policy & Finance

The education roadmap to 2030

...these priorities in mind, the education commission will deliver its recommendations at the UN General Assembly on September 18, when the Secretary-General will receive and act on them. The education c...

26 Aug 2016

The education roadmap to 2030

News / Carbon & Climate

Roundtable: Expectations for COP23

...the detailed rules on how the Paris Agreement will be implemented—it won’t be a big year. But the devil is often in the detail—they may be small things, but they will determine whether or not the Pari...

6 Nov 2017

Roundtable: Expectations for COP23

News / Policy & Finance

Eaton: Innovating to stay ahead of the game

...the China market. The relationship with E-Drive deepened over the course of the next six years, and so sales across China continued to grow as costs fell. Right at the beginning of the relationship, t...

2 Nov 2016

Eaton: Innovating to stay ahead of the game

News / Carbon & Climate

Explainer: What is the Paris Agreement on climate change and what does it mean for cities?

...the world’s megacities must see their emissions peak and begin declining by 2020, otherwise the planet will miss the 1.5ºC mark. What are the next steps? The Paris conference was called COP 21 because...

4 Apr 2017

Explainer: What is the Paris Agreement on climate change and what does it mean for cities?

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Microfinancing climate resilience

...These projects already have a proven track record. According to a review by the OECD, 43 per cent of microfinance activities in Bangladesh in 2010 had strengthened the resilience of communities. These...

8 Aug 2016

Microfinancing climate resilience

News / Energy

Pakistan’s coal expansion brings misery to villagers in Thar desert

...the necks of grazing goats and cows. Women wearing colourful clothes carrying water pitchers on their head walk between the sand dunes. Around 1,000 households live in the village, the majority of the...

24 Aug 2016

Pakistan’s coal expansion brings misery to villagers in Thar desert

Opinion / Cities

Getting Asia's secondary cities into the 'smart' cities race

...these recent initiatives are actually anchored on the Western concept of smart cities —which gives huge importance to the use of electronic networks and the internet to help in, as the Canadian Federa...

1 Nov 2016

Getting Asia's secondary cities into the 'smart' cities race

News / Carbon & Climate

History warns of drought’s destructive force

...the disaster that overtook the Bronze Age rulers of the eastern Mediterranean. Climate shifts have been linked to the making of the Chinese empire and the advance of the Mongol hordes in the 13th cent...

5 Sep 2016

History warns of drought’s destructive force

Dr Tiun Ling Ta, Seberang Perai Municipal Council Councillor (far left) moderates a panel discussion with Phee Boon Poh, chairman of Penang’s State Welfare, Caring Society and Environment Committee, Dato Maimunah bt. Mohd Sharif, Penang Island city council mayor and Dato Sr Haji Rozali bin Haji Mohamud, Seberang Perai Municipal Council president

News / Energy

Are vested interests slowing Malaysia’s shift to renewables?

...the mayor of Penang Island, and Dato Sr Haji Rozali bin Haji Mohamud, the president of the municipal council of Seberang Perai. If the national energy market was more open and competitive, and there w...

14 Sep 2017

Are vested interests slowing Malaysia’s shift to renewables?

News / Water

Singapore forges new international alliances on water security

...the world encounter many common issues in their work to supply safe and adequate water to their customers, and therefore need to collaborate with one another to solve these challenges. "Climate change...

21 Jul 2017

Singapore forges new international alliances on water security