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Opinion / Carbon & Climate

The right incentives for a low-carbon future

...the long run, they are more likely, in the shorter run, to reduce other kinds of consumption to offset the rise in cost. When it comes to resolving a problem as urgent as climate change, Keynes’s famo...

15 Jan 2016

The right incentives for a low-carbon future

Press Releases / Rosatom Asia Pte Ltd

International Companies Expand Presence at ATOMEX 2016

...the first time when Finnish nuclear energy system providers will present themselves under the Finnish Association for Nuclear Energy, FinNuclear. The participants under this umbrella would include Adi...

26 Sep 2016

International Companies Expand Presence at ATOMEX 2016

News / Waste

China to release plan for tackling e-waste by end of year

...ther, leaving them especially vulnerable. But it is these failures that make the informal sector so competitive. The government has imposed strict licensing and limits on the number of waste firms in ...

6 Jun 2017

China to release plan for tackling e-waste by end of year

News / Water

India wants changes to water pact with Pakistan

...the Indus River basin rather than political tensions between the rivalling South Asian neighbours. Under the IWT which was mediated by the World Bank, Pakistan was allocated the waters of the Indus ...

14 Oct 2016

India wants changes to water pact with Pakistan

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Nature's answer to climate risk

...the world. Even the insurance industry – comprising what may be the most risk-averse companies in the world – sees the potential in natural solutions. Over the last decade, insurers have paid out som...

30 May 2016

Nature's answer to climate risk

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

To build a better future, we must imagine ourselves there

...themselves into action rather than sitting on the sidelines rehearsing all the different ways there are of saying, “I told you so.” The point of The World We Made is that we pretty much have all the ...

25 May 2016

To build a better future, we must imagine ourselves there

News / Cities

The urban density dilemma: Love those neighbours — their germs, not so much

...then spreading out.” From one side of the city to the other, the risk of disease can vary widely. Develop and design The sheer variety of diseases and methods of transmission mean that even the best p...

28 Jul 2016

The urban density dilemma: Love those neighbours — their germs, not so much

News / Food & Agriculture

Lentils, chickpeas can help reverse dangerous trend of soil erosion - U.N.

...ther pulses will improve the health of the world's soils that have reached critical levels, threatening to worsen hunger and poverty levels, the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) said on Mo...

6 Dec 2016

Lentils, chickpeas can help reverse dangerous trend of soil erosion - U.N.

News / Food & Agriculture

Bluefin tuna: a recipe for disaster?

...the possibility that bluefin could fill the market gap created by the ban on shark fin soup. There is no sign yet though that the controversy and high-profile bans on online sales are dampening sales ...

24 Jul 2017

Bluefin tuna: a recipe for disaster?

News / Energy

How to make hydropower more environmentally friendly

...then, millions of dams have been built worldwide, transforming the energy of moving water into the energy of moving electrons. When we need it, the water spins magnets past a coil of copper wire to gi...

22 Dec 2016

How to make hydropower more environmentally friendly

Press Releases / Expotrade

Skyscrapers Summit in Melbourne attracts huge interest from high-rise

...their participation at the Australian Smart Skyscrapers Summit 2017. The inaugural Summit is the first of its kind in the Southern hemisphere, based on an annual counterpart in the Middle East, the An...

22 Dec 2016

Skyscrapers Summit in Melbourne attracts huge interest from high-rise

News / Carbon & Climate

Can business save the world from climate change?

...the challenge ahead for all these initiatives and collaborations is to continue to demonstrate the credibility of the voice of these sub-national actors to the rest of the world, particularly in the l...

16 Aug 2017

Can business save the world from climate change?

A model wears a dress designed and produced with zero waste

Opinion / Manufacturing

For a true war on waste, the fashion industry must spend more on research

...They do not address the fact that the scale of fast fashion is so massive it can easily eclipse other sustainability initiatives. Nor do they address the wastefulness of existing technologies and the ...

16 Aug 2017

For a true war on waste, the fashion industry must spend more on research

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Heading off a climate migration crisis in Asia

...their lives. Climate change is one factor in the rising numbers of these displaced people, but the associated crisis is where many of these people live. Up to 650 million people live in areas that wil...

10 Mar 2017

Heading off a climate migration crisis in Asia

Outcome of EU referendum being discussed

Opinion / Policy & Finance

‘Brexit’: A wake-up call for the New Urban Agenda

...the British pound, the steep decline in global market prices, and the uncertainty as to whether this event will provoke a global crisis as in 2008 after the collapse of the Lehman Brothers bank in the...

27 Jun 2016

‘Brexit’: A wake-up call for the New Urban Agenda

News / Corporate Responsibility

New ways to fight human-rights abuses in the global seafood industry

...the seafood sector is one where the challenges seem particularly acute … it’s important to note that there are solutions out there,” he said. The seafood industry has long been on the hook for environ...

15 Apr 2016

New ways to fight human-rights abuses in the global seafood industry

News / Carbon & Climate

India's deadly floods raise risk of women, children being sold into slavery

...the Children India. "While a child's parents may not always remain in their close proximity, and with the presence of strangers, the threat of sexual abuse and child trafficking is high. There are org...

29 Aug 2016

India's deadly floods raise risk of women, children being sold into slavery

Opinion / Lifestyle

How three-day weekends can help save the world (and us too)

...their workplaces, yet unable to leave due to the persistent issue of “presenteeism” – where workers are valued by managers for hours logged in the office rather than productivity. Rather than work lon...

29 Aug 2016

How three-day weekends can help save the world (and us too)

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

5 ways designers and engineers can start designing for climate change

...the one that lasts the longest. HP knew this when it released the Elite x2 1012 G1 tablet. The company offers online repair documentation and replacement parts for users to repair their units themselv...

1 Jun 2017

5 ways designers and engineers can start designing for climate change

he reasons for the rejection include the absence of meaningful consultation about BRS’s industrial plantation development plans and failute to request or get approval from these communities for the development of an Industrial Timber Estate on community owned land. The socialization arranged by BRS in August 2015 in Air Gantang village involved intimidation by the national police and army.

News / Food & Agriculture

APP mega mill supplier faces community protests over land rights

...the largest in the world - expected to generate 2.8 million tonnes of pulp per year. The community groups claim they were intimidated during a public consultation session, when the company brought in ...

9 Mar 2017

APP mega mill supplier faces community protests over land rights