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Policy & Finance
Indonesian court shuts down legal challenge to Aceh land-use plan
...
the
province’s right to develop.
The
plaintiffs argued that
the
Aceh government had broken
the
law by failing both to obtain Jakarta’s approval for
the
plan and to legitimately consult with
the
public...
1 Dec 2016
Indonesian court shuts down legal challenge to Aceh land-use plan
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Risk, but also opportunity in climate fragility and terror link
...
the
responsiveness of government by streng
the
ning
the
skills of community groups and civil society organisations at
the
local level. As
the
ir capacities for organisation and advocacy improve,
the
y are...
30 May 2017
Risk, but also opportunity in climate fragility and terror link
Videos /
Energy
Tesla expands clean energy vision with solar roof tiles
...
the
United States, homeowners looking to harness energy from
the
sun through
the
ir rooftops will no longer need to separately install roof tiles and
the
n rooftop solar panels. Instead,
the
y will only ...
1 Nov 2016
Tesla expands clean energy vision with solar roof tiles
Press Releases /
Esri South Asia
Singapore's 3D Smart Nation map debuts on
the
world stage
...
the
project would serve as a new global benchmark for
the
world’s leading cities. “Singapore is one of
the
most advanced in
the
world
when
it comes to using GIS technology for Smart Natio...
30 Jun 2016
Singapore's 3D Smart Nation map debuts on the world stage
News /
Food & Agriculture
New tool to predict fire risks unveiled as Indonesia's dry season takes hold
...
when
fires typically spike,
the
dry season is predicted to be shorter this year due to a high chance of
the
La Nina wea
the
r pattern occurring. Wea
the
r forecasters in Japan, Australia and
the
United St...
13 Jul 2016
New tool to predict fire risks unveiled as Indonesia's dry season takes hold
Press Releases /
Centara Hotels and Resorts
Centara improves water saving plan in light of drought
...
the
shower
when
possible. Every minute you are in
the
shower (using a conventional shower head) about 5 gallons of water is used. · Shut off
the
water
when
it is not needed.
When
you are brus...
27 Apr 2016
Centara improves water saving plan in light of drought
News /
Food & Agriculture
World can meet growing food demands and limit warming to 1.5C
...
the
agriculture, forestry and o
the
r land use (AFOLU) sector could affect both global warming and food availability by 2050.
The
research uses ma
the
matical models to simulate
the
expected fall in emiss...
3 Oct 2017
World can meet growing food demands and limit warming to 1.5C
News /
Policy & Finance
Can Europe tap
the
private sector to protect its environment?
...
the
y’re certified as “natural”. To keep that certification,
the
y had to clean up
the
rivers that feed
the
aquifer that in turn feeds
the
springs that
the
waters gurgle up from.
The
stakes were high en...
21 Jul 2017
Can Europe tap the private sector to protect its environment?
Press Releases /
Alfa Laval
Alfa Laval wins SEK 125 million energy-efficiency order
...
the
Middle East.
The
order, booked in
the
Energy & Process segment, has a value of approximately SEK 125 million and delivery is scheduled for 2017.
The
order comprises
the
delivery of Alfa Laval...
9 Nov 2016
Alfa Laval wins SEK 125 million energy-efficiency order
Opinion /
Green Buildings
A global greening: Green building certification programmes make gains
...
the
re are many o
the
r kinds of green building certifications, all of
the
m reflecting
the
enormous role buildings play in our lives, cities and environment. In
the
past decade, communities across
the
gl...
15 Aug 2017
A global greening: Green building certification programmes make gains
News /
Energy
Nuclear costs roll onwards and upwards
...
the
EU, with under three million people − will in
the
future have to take on more of
the
financial burden of dismantling
the
plant. A plant spokeswoman says
the
decommissioning process will take
the
2...
17 May 2016
Nuclear costs roll onwards and upwards
Opinion /
Corporate Responsibility
Can
the
global C-suite break through?
...
the
image
The
Economist used to launch
the
new column. Lilienthal is
the
birdman in
the
middle.
The
creative destruction
the
me was uncomfortable, though, because much of
the
work we were doing for bus...
2 Jun 2016
Can the global C-suite break through?
News /
Cities
Cities face flash flood hazards
...
the
stormwater infrastructure cannot handle
the
rain, and part of
the
reason
the
re’s more rain is
the
increase in global temperatures.” Ashish Sharma, University of New South Wales
The
meteorologist’...
16 May 2016
Cities face flash flood hazards
Press Releases /
Ericsson
Ericsson's Sustainability & Corporate Responsibility report published
...
the
ast Asia and Oceania, highlighted activities in
the
report include
the
deployment of
the
world’s first 500 watt solar-powered site and
the
Connected Mangroves project in Malaysia that utilise...
10 Mar 2017
Ericsson's Sustainability & Corporate Responsibility report published
News /
Policy & Finance
Queen Of
The
Ne
the
rlands: financial inclusion required to help smallholder farmers adapt to climate change
...
the
queen highlighted. “ Financial services would reduce
the
ir vulnerability and enhance
the
ir ability to really escape poverty. Queen Maxima of
the
Ne
the
rlands
The
program is affordable for both th...
19 May 2016
Queen Of The Netherlands: financial inclusion required to help smallholder farmers adapt to climate change
Press Releases /
EarthCheck
City of Sydney confirms $10,000 grants for EarthCheck Certified
...
the
year before and say, gee,
the
re is a lot of opportunity to improve," said Radisson Blu Sydney hotel manager Peter Rugg
when
the
results of
the
Griffith University survey were released[1]. "Hotels...
21 Feb 2017
City of Sydney confirms $10,000 grants for EarthCheck Certified
News /
Cities
Future-proofing Asian cities
the
smart way
...
the
many features that have earned
the
US$40 billion development
the
accolade of
the
smartest city in
the
world, as well as one of
the
most sustainable. O
the
r smart features in this city — which was ...
7 Oct 2016
Future-proofing Asian cities the smart way
News /
Policy & Finance
Challenges lie ahead for UK's new pro-Brexit aid minister
...
the
European Union, takes office at a time
when
the
fall in
the
value of
the
pound, following
the
referendum, is predicted to slash
the
spending power of British aid by roughly $1.9 billion, according...
19 Jul 2016
Challenges lie ahead for UK's new pro-Brexit aid minister
News /
Carbon & Climate
Three ways artificial intelligence is helping to save
the
world
...
the
surface of
the
seas and produce much of
the
oxygen we brea
the
.
The
y form
the
foundation of oceanic food web.
The
y also consume carbon dioxide and,
when
the
y die, carry
the
carbon with
the
m as
the
y...
3 May 2016
Three ways artificial intelligence is helping to save the world
News /
Policy & Finance
Indonesia will fund green projects and rural livelihoods
...
the
Tropical Landscapes Financing Facility (TLFF) will give smallholder farmers and o
the
r land users access to long-term financing at lower interest rates, with
the
understanding that
the
funds will b...
3 Nov 2016
Indonesia will fund green projects and rural livelihoods
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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
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 /
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
News /
Energy
Can offshore wind protect the climate and ocean alike?
Offshore wind energy is on the rise. Many experts regard it as pivotal to building renewable energy grids …
Can offshore wind protect the climate and ocean alike?
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?
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