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News / Manufacturing

Eat your food packaging, don't bin it - scientists

...the researchers said at the meeting in Pennsylvania, which runs until Thursday. "The protein-based films are powerful oxygen blockers that help prevent food spoilage. When used in packaging, they coul...

23 Aug 2016

Eat your food packaging, don't bin it - scientists

Opinion / Water

Revive our rivers, save our cities

...the Ganga, the ruling in India gave the river “legal guardians.” These are the director of the national project for the river’s cleanup, the chief secretary of the state of Uttarakhand, and the advoca...

22 May 2017

Revive our rivers, save our cities

Press Releases / Veolia Water Technologies

Veolia Brings HYDREX™ AquaVista to Asia

...the system’s operator, and controlling the optimum design parameters. With cooling systems, operators have to continuously adapt the chemical dosing in the water to mitigate fluctuating make-up...

9 Feb 2017

Veolia Brings HYDREX™ AquaVista to Asia

Press Releases / Singapore Environment Council

Enhanced green label for pulp and paper products sets higher standards

...The key risks the new system will look for include: - The type of pulp used - The location of the pulp source (Southeast Asia carries a higher risk due to the past occurrence of haze) - The comp...

19 Jan 2017

Enhanced green label for pulp and paper products sets higher standards

News / Cities

City mayors create "global parliament" to manage urbanisation

...the mayors outlined a united vision in which local government would lead the global response to rising urbanisation. They said collaboration rather than competition would help them address the most ur...

18 Oct 2016

City mayors create "global parliament" to manage urbanisation

News / Energy

Despite history of violations, Indonesian court reinstates coal mine's license

...the court’s verdict. However, he said, the court gave two justifications for overturning the governor’s decree. First, the court reasoned that the Audit Board of Indonesia — part of the central govern...

20 Jun 2017

Despite history of violations, Indonesian court reinstates coal mine's license

News / Transport

Addis studies successes, challenges of India’s BRT

...the challenges, the African delegation also visited Delhi, where inadequate planning doomed a rapid-bus corridor that was shuttered last year. The trip was supported by the Bloomberg Philanthropies’ I...

31 Oct 2016

Addis studies successes, challenges of India’s BRT

Opinion / Manufacturing

The world is facing a global sand crisis

...the impacts of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami in Sri Lanka. In the Mekong Delta, sand mining is reducing sediment supplies as drastically as dam construction, threatening the sustainability of the delt...

11 Sep 2017

The world is facing a global sand crisis

Fishermen in Ratnagiri, India pull in their nets

News / Manufacturing

6 ways your company can join the circular economy

...their attention. But at least it's a concept they're familiar with. Mention the circular economy, and you're likely to be met with puzzled frowns. Yet the idea of the circular economy, one that reuses...

15 Aug 2017

6 ways your company can join the circular economy

Press Releases / Cundall

Cundall and the Supply Chain Sustainability School collaborate

...the supply chain so that they understand their own impacts as well as the opportunities to deliver best value”. Cundall will use their expertise in the construction industry to assist the Schoo...

19 Jan 2017

Cundall and the Supply Chain Sustainability School collaborate

News / Waste

The top 5 waste stories in 2016

...the Netherlands’ poop problem The issue of livestock manure has been raising a bit of a stink in the Netherlands, where agriculture accounts for 10 per cent of the Netherlands’ greenhouse gas emission...

28 Dec 2016

The top 5 waste stories in 2016

news and newspapers and news outlets and responsible readership

Opinion / Lifestyle

Responsible research is our corporate responsibility

...the data came from, how the data was constructed (and in some cases, how the construction of the data was financed), and who the data might have been originally intended for. Getting to the bottom of ...

28 Dec 2016

Responsible research is our corporate responsibility

News / Lifestyle

Pollution lurks behind cruise ship luxury

...the enormous cruise ships carefully inch their way into China’s ports, they bring with them more than tourists and the promise of a good time. For a start, the air on deck is none too fresh. In July, ...

6 Oct 2017

Pollution lurks behind cruise ship luxury

News / Energy

Singapore unveils world's largest floating PV system test bed

...the island’s water bodies. It will also test to see if the performance of the solar panels will improve due to the cooling effect of the water. The first of its kind in the world for the range of fl...

27 Oct 2016

Singapore unveils world's largest floating PV system test bed

Researcher collects slimy green sample of algal bloom in Lake Taihu, China

News / Water

Nitrite pollution puts warming waters at risk

...the University of Georgia at Athens. “Much of the global nitrogen cycle takes place in the coastal zone.” The ocean environment is changing: the seas are becoming measurably more acidic as they absorb...

2 May 2017

Nitrite pollution puts warming waters at risk

News / Corporate Responsibility

Social businesses bring Thai hill products to IKEA, Bangkok supermarkets

...the forested hills in northern Thailand they now call home. Without Thai ID cards, their movement is restricted. Their handmade creations, however, are set to travel the world. Kampun, 60, makes beaut...

5 Oct 2017

Social businesses bring Thai hill products to IKEA, Bangkok supermarkets

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

The Food Tower: Looking up to solve the global food crisis

...the tenure offered to the farmer or farming community for the land use must take into consideration the efforts put in to develop the farm. Clearly, despite the predictability of the weather in Singap...

5 Oct 2017

The Food Tower: Looking up to solve the global food crisis

News / Waste

There's something fishy about this skateboard

...therwise gone into the ocean. Bureo is a word belonging to the language of the indigenous Mapuche people of Chile and means “waves”, and the company’s name is a nod to the country where the project be...

7 Dec 2016

There's something fishy about this skateboard

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Asian judges should unite to fight climate change

...ther, but taken together they are the harbinger of where we want to go as a society, of what values define us, and how much of today we are willing to imperil at the risk of having no tomorrow. The 20...

26 Oct 2016

Asian judges should unite to fight climate change

News / Food & Agriculture

Palm oil and timber groups drop lawsuit against Indonesian environment law

...they withdrew the suit, claiming they needed more time to study the rules. But they would challenge the law again in the future, Joko Supriyono, chairman of the Indonesian Palm Oil Association (GAPKI)...

16 Jun 2017

Palm oil and timber groups drop lawsuit against Indonesian environment law