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News / Cities

How investable is your city? This index promises an answer

...ther local leaders will soon have a new tool to analyse how attractive their cities are to investors. The “Investable Cities Index” is the latest addition to the World Council on City Data’s work with...

9 Mar 2017

How investable is your city? This index promises an answer

News / Policy & Finance

World's biggest oil refiner mulls Hong Kong IPO

...them to try next year if oil prices rise and the appetite for IPOs recovers as many expect." “ Sinopec has high expectations for the unit, as gas stations, by any standard, are the crown jewels of al...

19 Dec 2016

World's biggest oil refiner mulls Hong Kong IPO

News / Policy & Finance

EU says 'ball is rolling' on TTIP talks

...the outline of the future agreement. Margaritis Schinas, chief spokesperson, The European Commission He also stressed that the Commission still hoped to conclude the deal by the end of the year but ...

30 Aug 2016

EU says 'ball is rolling' on TTIP talks

Snowtown Wind Farm in Southern Australia

Opinion / Energy

South Australian blackout: renewables aren't a threat to energy security, they're the future

...they are facing. For example, the Tasmanian Energy Security Taskforce was implemented in 2016 with the specific aim of examining how the state’s energy security can be strengthened and improved. The c...

6 Oct 2016

South Australian blackout: renewables aren't a threat to energy security, they're the future

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

Use biotech to beef up climate fight

...the developing world included. But to get there, these new technologies need support now. Evidence for their benefits is available. Implementing them will require clear regulations, as provided by the...

8 Jun 2016

Use biotech to beef up climate fight

Videos / Energy

Al Gore and Bangladesh PM spar over coal plants in the Sundarbans

...the plants. “The prime minister hasn’t asked me for advice… [but] there is a plan to build a new dirty coal plant in the Sundarbans, the largest mangrove forest in the world, the last remaining tiger ...

4 Apr 2017

Al Gore and Bangladesh PM spar over coal plants in the Sundarbans

Opinion / Water

Managing the world's liquid asset - water

...There is no question that the boardrooms of many major companies now realise that if they want to survive and thrive, they must change their corporate culture and mindset about the use of water. MNCs ...

18 Aug 2016

Managing the world's liquid asset - water

Opinion / Lifestyle

The great bathroom debate: paper towel or hand dryer?

...the environmental impacts of the electricity and towels used at the point when we dry our hands dwarf the impacts throughout the rest of the life cycle. These include the materials, manufacturing, and...

5 Jan 2016

The great bathroom debate: paper towel or hand dryer?

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

Why giving surplus food to charities is not a solution to food poverty

...the numbers approaching food banks are the tip of the iceberg. For every user of a food bank there are between eight to ten others who are living in food poverty. The other fact that is often overlook...

3 Feb 2017

Why giving surplus food to charities is not a solution to food poverty

Press Releases / mitsubishi electric hydronics and it cooling spa

Contemporary … and sustainable art!

...the running costs and on the environment. The HVAC system From the plant engineering point of view, the operation is characterized by the unique shape of the building, the large presence of windows ...

3 Feb 2017

Contemporary … and sustainable art!

News / Energy

Pollution-linked deaths in Asia to surge if coal power plans go ahead

...the only developed economies to be aggressively pursuing the expansion of their coal industries, the report noted. This is a strategy that is at odds with the East Asian countries’ commitments to the ...

18 Jan 2017

Pollution-linked deaths in Asia to surge if coal power plans go ahead

Opinion / Cities

How can cities be 'smart' if they can't think?

...them to have; and what will the benefits of that be? How will we ensure that the best characteristics will establish and grow and the others will be eliminated? These are critical questions! In develo...

14 Jul 2016

How can cities be 'smart' if they can't think?

News / Carbon & Climate

Dead zones devour oceans’ oxygen

...the climates change and the oceans warm: measurable stretches of the seas could become sapped of oxygen. They say that parts of the southern Indian Ocean, the eastern tropical Pacific and the Atlantic...

6 May 2016

Dead zones devour oceans’ oxygen

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

Closer collaboration needed for a sustainable peatland economy

...the community to abide by the no-drainage rules. Second, other countries who are affected by the haze and carbon emission can financially support the wetland economy. Paying the polluters for stopping...

3 Aug 2016

Closer collaboration needed for a sustainable peatland economy

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

The geopolitics of environmental challenges

...the world seems to be on edge. The West’s relationship with Russia, the future of NATO, the Syrian civil war and refugees, rising right-wing populism, the impact of automation, and the United Kingdom’...

3 Mar 2017

The geopolitics of environmental challenges

Videos / Cities

Bringing nature back to cities is good for plants, animals and humans

...the center of Edmonton, its waters and the surrounding landscape forming a green spine that spreads a network of ravines out into nearby neighborhoods. Since 1904, when the Canadian city was incorpora...

21 Oct 2016

Bringing nature back to cities is good for plants, animals and humans

News / Policy & Finance

Developing countries left out of global tax decisions

...the OECD disadvantage developing countries. For example, she said, when a company operates in more than one country, the OECD rules decide that the taxes should mainly be paid in the country where the...

21 Apr 2016

Developing countries left out of global tax decisions

News / Energy

China’s coal consumption drops for third year in a row

...the data. The 1.3 per cent figure echoes a previous calculation by the China Coal Industry Association in January 2017. However, no doubt was cast on the fact that the weight of coal in the energy mix...

2 Mar 2017

China’s coal consumption drops for third year in a row

News / Carbon & Climate

South Asia’s pollution spreads to Tibet

...the Himalayas to reach the northern slopes of Mount Everest,” states the analysis from Kang’s team. The team traced the pollution to Nepal as the major source, followed by northern India using images ...

29 Sep 2016

South Asia’s pollution spreads to Tibet

News / Water

Hong Kong is wasting a third of its water

...the city is 224 litres, of which 132 litres is freshwater and 92 litres is seawater. Taken alone, the per capita freshwater consumption is 21 per cent higher than the global average. But when the use ...

24 May 2017

Hong Kong is wasting a third of its water