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Opinion /
Corporate Responsibility
CR and External Affairs: bro
the
rs in arms or long-lost cousins?
...
the
r alignment? Are
the
re areas where you’re pulling in
the
opposite direction? Inform
the
workings of each o
the
r. Can
the
learnings from your CR activities inform
the
public policy work of your exter...
15 Jun 2017
CR and External Affairs: brothers in arms or long-lost cousins?
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
We have almost certainly blown
the
1.5-degree global warming target
...
The
1.5℃ and 2℃ targets are designed to avoid
the
worst impacts of climate change. It’s certainly true that
the
more we warm
the
planet,
the
worse
the
impacts are likely to be. However, we are already...
16 Aug 2016
We have almost certainly blown the 1.5-degree global warming target
News /
Food & Agriculture
Korindo declares forest clearing ban in wake of NGO pressure
...
The
Secretariat is investigating
the
case and will take
the
appropriate action against
the
assessors, if our investigation concludes
the
y have breached
the
conditions of
the
ir licence."
The
Secretaria...
13 Jan 2017
Korindo declares forest clearing ban in wake of NGO pressure
News /
Water
Asians are in
the
dark about
the
region's water pollution crisis
...
the
y are flouting
the
se laws. This has dire implications for
the
health of impoverished rural communities and
the
ir livelihoods, added WRI, which conducted
the
research as part of its Streng
the
ning th...
6 Sep 2017
Asians are in the dark about the region's water pollution crisis
News /
Cities
Hong Kong plans for a city that’s growing older
...
the
population and
the
local economy. Planners here still see Hong Kong that way. But
the
y also are looking at
the
long-term trends, and grappling with a force
the
y cannot stop: Hong Kong is getting o...
14 Jun 2017
Hong Kong plans for a city that’s growing older
News /
Policy & Finance
Emerging economies take lead on going green, but investment needed
...
The
y see
the
co-benefits between dealing with congestion, air pollution and o
the
r development needs, and
the
y see
the
falling costs of
the
technology, and
the
y see
the
opportunity for getting ahead of...
13 Jul 2017
Emerging economies take lead on going green, but investment needed
News /
Food & Agriculture
Indonesia blocks major haze-causing drainage canal
...
the
re are signatures from
the
local people,
the
land owners around
the
canals and
the
users of
the
canals to make sure that
the
y agree and have no objection on
the
construction of dams at
the
sites.” ...
13 Jul 2017
Indonesia blocks major haze-causing drainage canal
News /
Carbon & Climate
Women's wisdom crucial to beating climate change, researchers say
...
the
status quo, where women can't access toilets or do
the
kinds of things
the
y need to do?" asked Sam Bickersteth, head of
the
Climate and Development Knowledge Network, one of
the
backers of
the
new...
12 May 2016
Women's wisdom crucial to beating climate change, researchers say
Opinion /
Energy
Are fossil fuel firms telling investors enough about
the
risks of climate change?
...
the
se and o
the
r factors, ra
the
r than mandate any new disclosures now, we urge
the
SEC to first implement a voluntary program along
the
lines of its successful 1976 program for
the
disclosure of sensit...
17 Feb 2017
Are fossil fuel firms telling investors enough about the risks of climate change?
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
The
future of Asia's farms
...
the
region will likely account for half of
the
global increase in annual beef and poultry consumption and over three quarters of
the
rise in fish consumption between now and 2030. And by
the
n, more th...
12 Jul 2017
The future of Asia's farms
Press Releases /
Advanced Biofuel Center
Could
the
moringa industry’s most productive seeds end search for higher seed oil yield?
...
the
marketplace, maximize returns for our growers." he fur
the
r added
The
company says
the
seeds are also more resistant to disease and drought. An ABC spokesperson said that
the
seeds, which have be...
12 Jul 2017
Could the moringa industry’s most productive seeds end search for higher seed oil yield?
News /
Carbon & Climate
Scientists launch contest to 'eggsplain' climate change to Trump
...
the
winner would be
the
fastest egg-cooker, "or maybe
the
person with
the
funniest story".
The
winning photo will be mailed to Trump via
the
White House Media Office. However,
the
contest isn't
the
fi...
31 Jan 2017
Scientists launch contest to 'eggsplain' climate change to Trump
News /
Energy
As global demand for electricity grows, geo
the
rmal energy heats up
...
the
rmal energy — all three of
the
se elements naturally occur toge
the
r. However this is
the
exception ra
the
r
the
rule. For
the
majority of countries,
the
heat is
the
re, but
the
fluid, and in some cases...
10 Jan 2017
As global demand for electricity grows, geothermal energy heats up
News /
Food & Agriculture
Fires ravaged forests in Indonesian palm oil giant Astra’s land in 2015
...
the
months after Astra made its pledge, a large number of fires burned across its holdings, contributing to
the
2015 Sou
the
ast Asian haze crisis.
The
se fires ravaged about half of
the
forestland in th...
10 Oct 2016
Fires ravaged forests in Indonesian palm oil giant Astra’s land in 2015
News /
Policy & Finance
China increases climate change aid to developing countries
...
the
r developing countries are ready to learn, Zhang said. Moreover,
when
it comes to reaching
the
goal of
the
Paris Agreement - keeping
the
increase in
the
global average temperature to below 2℃ above...
11 Nov 2016
China increases climate change aid to developing countries
News /
Manufacturing
Unilever moves to close
the
loop on polluting plastic sachets
...
the
CreaSolv process,
the
focus is on extracting
the
polyethylene plastic that constitutes 60 per cent of plastic sachets.
The
used sachets are shredded and mixed with a solvent.
The
mixture is
the
n t...
12 May 2017
Unilever moves to close the loop on polluting plastic sachets
News /
Policy & Finance
Climate change legislation sees huge increase
...
the
13 o
the
r G20 countries
the
re was a gap between
the
signatories’ pledges to
the
Paris Agreement and
the
legal frameworks
the
y had in place to make those cuts. So
the
y will need to adjust
the
ir exis...
12 May 2017
Climate change legislation sees huge increase
News /
Carbon & Climate
Tropical forests are ‘no longer carbon sinks’ because of human activity
...
the
r tropical forests are a “carbon sink”, meaning
the
y take in more carbon than
the
y release, or a “carbon source”, meaning
the
ir carbon emissions exceed
the
ir intake. For decades,
the
consensus has ...
29 Sep 2017
Tropical forests are ‘no longer carbon sinks’ because of human activity
News /
Policy & Finance
Trump to pick Exxon CEO as secretary of state
...
the
pick probably next week. Tillerson, 64, is
the
Texas-based oil company's CEO since 2006 and had moved ahead of o
the
r candidates for
the
position of
the
country's top diplomat after former New York...
13 Dec 2016
Trump to pick Exxon CEO as secretary of state
News /
Water
Rate of ocean warming quadrupled since late 20th century, study reveals
...
The
study shows
the
oceans warmed relatively slowly before 1980, and faster since
the
n.
The
black line in
the
graph below from
the
paper shows how
the
pace picks up after 1980.
The
authors say in
the
...
21 Mar 2017
Rate of ocean warming quadrupled since late 20th century, study reveals
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Lifestyle
Singapore’s sustainability challenge is no longer awareness, but action
EB Studio
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 /
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 /
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
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 /
Transport & Logistics
China dominates global green ship orders. Can green fuel keep up?
Exclusive
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?
News /
Energy
Chinese and US tech firms drive bulk of digital power use and emissions, ITU report finds
Companies in East Asia and the Pacific used the most electricity but sourced only 18.5 per cent from …
Chinese and US tech firms drive bulk of digital power use and emissions, ITU report finds
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