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News / Policy & Finance

Investors urged to quench growing thirst for climate-friendly finance

...the world's biggest solar power plants on the edge of the Sahara desert. The European Union, including the European Investment Bank, has paid for around 60 per cent of the Noor plant, while Masen issu...

23 Feb 2017

Investors urged to quench growing thirst for climate-friendly finance

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

Intact forest landscapes matter for climate change. Here are 3 reasons why.

...the large quantities of carbon they store) leaves the remaining forest more susceptible to drought and fire. Roads can also increase access to these degraded forests, making them easier to clear for a...

26 Jan 2017

Intact forest landscapes matter for climate change. Here are 3 reasons why.

Press Releases / Rosatom Asia Pte Ltd

Floating nuclear power plants becoming a reality

...the potential to supply electric power to remote regions. To operate successfully, these FNPPs need appropriate land-based refueling facilities once every few years. Hence there is the need for infras...

30 Jun 2016

Floating nuclear power plants becoming a reality

Press Releases / Earth Eclipse

New site addresses climate change and ways to address it

...thEclipse shares ways readers can make their lives more environmentally friendly. A new site, www.eartheclipse.com, has launched to help inform readers about the effects of climate change and how the...

4 Sep 2016

New site addresses climate change and ways to address it

Palm oil plantation in Kalimantan, Indonesia

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

For the palm oil industry, ‘engagement’ means turning a blind eye to deforestation

...the region have exposed the scandal; public reports date back to at least 2013. In April 2016, the local community filed a formal complaint to the RSPO. The RSPO has yet to publish the grievance but t...

25 Nov 2016

For the palm oil industry, ‘engagement’ means turning a blind eye to deforestation

Opinion / Policy & Finance

The social investment revolution

...the lives of newborns across the world. They, too, stressed the importance of “partnering with governments, non-profits, and companies.” The game-changing development is the recognition of a funding g...

10 Feb 2016

The social investment revolution

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Acknowledging China's role in driving sustainable finance

...the first time ever, the importance of green finance was mentioned in the final communique of the G20. The pledges and priorities of the Study group were released in full as “The Green Finance Synthes...

23 Jan 2017

Acknowledging China's role in driving sustainable finance

News / Water

Sandmining is destroying Asia’s rivers

...the lowest reaches of the Ganga, between the Farakka barrage and the confluence of the river with the Bay of Bengal. Pontoons are anchored in the middle of the river, large pumps are set up on them, a...

8 May 2017

Sandmining is destroying Asia’s rivers

News / Energy

Who's responsible for Indonesia's deadly abandoned coal mines?

...the group has not yet filled in these pits because the mines are still active. “Of course there will be mine pits,” said Harjono. “But they will gradually be restored with soil removed from the next m...

31 May 2017

Who's responsible for Indonesia's deadly abandoned coal mines?

Opinion / Energy

A state-powered green revolution

...when the sun isn’t shining, the wind isn’t blowing, or when electric cars are on the move – are also critical. And, contrary to popular belief, it is the public sector that is leading the way toward e...

11 Mar 2016

A state-powered green revolution

Opinion / Policy & Finance

The limits to green growth

...the economy lead the way. These basic rights are the normative foundation upon which transformative strategies will have to be negotiated. After all, the biggest obstacle to the socio-ecological tran...

4 Jul 2016

The limits to green growth

Opinion / Lifestyle

Ethical fashion shoppers are scorned by others – and the headlines don’t help

...themselves as inferior to ethical consumers. It’s not that they don’t care about ethical issues, but when they are reminded that they have not acted in accordance with these values while others did, t...

23 Feb 2016

Ethical fashion shoppers are scorned by others – and the headlines don’t help

News / Policy & Finance

Marrakesh summit ends without funds deal

...ther fronts There was progress on other fronts. Canada, Germany, Mexico and the United States announced their climate strategies to 2050. In the case of the US, this plan came despite the threat of pr...

21 Nov 2016

Marrakesh summit ends without funds deal

News / Manufacturing

Charity targets spinning mills in India, Bangladesh to end slavery in fashion industry

...the fields or factory workers stitching clothes, few work with the spinning mills in the middle of the supply chain. “ They are the key to knowing if the cotton that gets spun and woven into our clot...

16 Sep 2016

Charity targets spinning mills in India, Bangladesh to end slavery in fashion industry

News / Energy

Lessons from the $2 billion coal mining lawsuit against Indonesia

...the huge coal deposit discovered there. The companies battled the case all the way up to Indonesia’s supreme court. Against a backdrop of claims and counterclaims regarding illegal logging and the aut...

21 Dec 2016

Lessons from the $2 billion coal mining lawsuit against Indonesia

News / Energy

Fossil fuels bypass is not science fiction

...these future visions to bypass the use of fossil fuels is still in the laboratory stage, but all could make it to the market. And they are further testament to the resource and ingenuity on offer in t...

16 Feb 2017

Fossil fuels bypass is not science fiction

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

A carbon price will reduce emissions more than computer models predict

...the benefits of a carbon price. There is no doubt the exact effects of a carbon price are uncertain, but to the extent that our expectations are shaped by the modeling results, the bulk of the uncerta...

14 Jan 2016

A carbon price will reduce emissions more than computer models predict

Press Releases / Hydro Tasmania

Round the clock milestone for renewable energy in King Island

...when these are the only source of generation available. “Although there are remote area power systems in some parts of the world that are capable of supplying the energy needs of single homes o...

16 Nov 2015

Round the clock milestone for renewable energy in King Island

News / Food & Agriculture

Is this Malaysian palm oil firm still destroying forest in Borneo — and selling to Wilmar?

...the LUCC was never meant to be the final survey of the HCS coverage in the concession. The survey only provided PT CSC with a broad overview of the area, and in all likelihood the plantation company c...

11 Feb 2016

Is this Malaysian palm oil firm still destroying forest in Borneo — and selling to Wilmar?

Opinion / Energy

Energy for all: How do we get there?

...the provision to add television to the home grid on the condition that they buy the television. Out of 10 households, 9 bought the television, resulting in income generation for the local entrepreneur...

2 May 2017

Energy for all: How do we get there?