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Syrian and Lebanese girls make fishing nets

News / Manufacturing

Fashion brands ignore "endemic" abuse of Syrian refugees in Turkey - watchdog

...The great majority of brands are doing too little. They should learn rapidly from these leaders to outlaw abuse of refugees in their supply chains, and insist their suppliers provide decent work for a...

26 Oct 2016

Fashion brands ignore "endemic" abuse of Syrian refugees in Turkey - watchdog

News / Carbon & Climate

In Trump era, cities must amp up battle vs climate change - official

...the United States but around the world," she said. Calling the changes likely under the Trump administration "the elephant in the room," Bavishi said she worked on climate resilience under the adminis...

17 Mar 2017

In Trump era, cities must amp up battle vs climate change - official

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Why 2°C of global warming is much worse for Australia than 1.5°C

...the average pre-industrial climate. So how will extreme weather events change with more warming in the future? Will they become more frequent? Will they become more severe? We have investigated these ...

16 May 2017

Why 2°C of global warming is much worse for Australia than 1.5°C

News / Carbon & Climate

Westerners urged to reduce carbon footprint

...the planet, he argues. Carbon footprint "Let’s be clear about this. If the top 10 high emitters – people like you and me and others – if we reduce our carbon footprint just to the level of the average...

26 Jan 2017

Westerners urged to reduce carbon footprint

News / Water

New Assam government vows to oppose big dams

...them. “The expectations of the voters have evolved over the years, and they now want the political parties to ensure their aspirations from the outcome of the election are on board,” added Devi. The C...

3 Jun 2016

New Assam government vows to oppose big dams

News / Water

China maps its goals for coastal clean-up

...the government is giving greater strategic significance to the oceans. It is only the second time the country’s national development blueprint has included a section on the seas, starting with the 12t...

2 Aug 2017

China maps its goals for coastal clean-up

Opinion / Cities

Why pigeon patrols will help London breathe easy

...the city only needed seven days in order to breach the pollution limits that were set by the EU for the whole of 2016. Then there’s the alarming statistic by the Mayor’s office, which suggests that ai...

21 Dec 2016

Why pigeon patrols will help London breathe easy

Press Releases / Marcus Evans

Exploring into the future with smart cities & innovations

...the ease in which these new technologies can be incorporated into the city fabric and the everyday activities of the people who live there will determine their success rate.” This large scale e...

26 Oct 2016

Exploring into the future with smart cities & innovations

News / Energy

Low-carbon sources generated more UK electricity than fossil fuels in 2017

...the Electric Insights website. See the notes at the end for more on how the analysis was done. The most striking finding is that low-carbon sources, for the first time, supplied more than half the tot...

3 Jan 2018

Low-carbon sources generated more UK electricity than fossil fuels in 2017

Opinion / Corporate Responsibility

Do morals matter in the digital age?

...the roadside. The same voracity that once paved the birthplace of empires can later leave them coughing and choking in their own dust; empires rise and empires fall from the insatiable human appetite ...

14 Jun 2016

Do morals matter in the digital age?

Business man and business woman on an escalator against blue sky

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

4 big ideas in sustainable business

...they are doing enough to protect the resources that keep their companies running and that other companies are doing their fair share, too. Arbitrary goals may placate stakeholders, but they won’t stab...

9 Jun 2017

4 big ideas in sustainable business

News / Food & Agriculture

FACTBOX - Where might La Niña take a bite out of world food supplies?

...the second half of 2016. La Niña occurs when surface waters in the eastern Pacific Ocean become colder than normal, but it generally does not affect weather as intensely as El Niño, when the Pacific O...

8 Jul 2016

FACTBOX - Where might La Niña take a bite out of world food supplies?

News / Water

UN announces first-ever World Ocean Festival

...the cycle of decline in which the ocean has been caught.” The roll of the media is important in all this, to get the word out about the state of the planet’s oceans “but also that we’re doing somethin...

13 Apr 2017

UN announces first-ever World Ocean Festival

News / Transport

When it comes to the future of urban transportation, self-driving cars are just the start

...these trends, this study also mentions how they can go south. For example, in Los Angeles, where people commute into the city and pay for parking, self-driving vehicles might become more common. The u...

1 Dec 2016

When it comes to the future of urban transportation, self-driving cars are just the start

News / Food & Agriculture

RSPO rules on community complaint against Wilmar unit

...the right to develop plantations in the community’s customary lands. The complainants argued that firstly, PT PHP1 had not included the community or been transparent in the process of marking out the...

8 Feb 2017

RSPO rules on community complaint against Wilmar unit

Former US Vice President Al Gore returns to the big screen in An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power

Opinion / Lifestyle

Review: Is An Inconvenient Sequel the wake-up call we all need?

...The documentary depicts the struggle for the Paris Agreement with the traditional tropes of a hero, his quest and a victory. The victory is the landmark signing of the Paris Agreement, the hero is Gor...

23 Aug 2017

Review: Is An Inconvenient Sequel the wake-up call we all need?

News / Energy

UK tidal project could spark global revolution

...the sea or a tidal estuary pushed in on the rising tide. The water drives turbines as the tide comes in, and then, as the tide falls, the turbines are reversed and the energy from the falling tide is ...

23 Feb 2017

UK tidal project could spark global revolution

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Methane from food production might be the next wildcard in climate change

...The important quantity here is the accumulation (concentration) of methane in the atmosphere, which leads to global warming. The accumulation results from the difference between total emissions and th...

14 Dec 2016

Methane from food production might be the next wildcard in climate change

The Larantuka Strait, which by 2019 is to be connected by an 800 metre-long bridge with a built-in 115 MW-capacity tidal power plant. <a href="picture hyperlink">Johanes Randy Prakoso</a>, <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/</a>

News / Energy

Indonesia to build 'world's largest' tidal power plant

...the hands of the massive turbines that power the plant would be “negligible” because the turbines are “fish-friendly”— designed to prevent fish from being crushed when they pass through it. Van den Ei...

8 May 2017

Indonesia to build 'world's largest' tidal power plant

News / Food & Agriculture

RSPO freezes palm oil company’s operations in Papua

...the RSPO on the reasons for the action. Shortly after the RSPO issued the stop-work order, Suhardi released a statement announcing the temporary self-suspension of the Indonesian Growers’ Caucus from ...

8 May 2017

RSPO freezes palm oil company’s operations in Papua