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Opinion / Lifestyle

Singapore wants brands that improve society

...their audiences by not adequately addressing the issue. Nobody wants to feel led on. The good news is, there is a way for brands to strengthen the sincerity and effectiveness of their socially respon...

26 Aug 2016

Singapore wants brands that improve society

News / Manufacturing

Tapping the sun for safer healthcare

...them a quick wash with any available water, and then place them in the machine’s compartment for cleaning and disinfection. The instruments are cleaned with water heated up to 99 degree Celsius and th...

9 Jan 2017

Tapping the sun for safer healthcare

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

What would it take to mainstream "alternative" agriculture?

...when they began rejecting the normalcy of this culture — a painful process that included watching their own children beaten while they stood by — did they start exercising their moral power. An ethic ...

27 Jul 2016

What would it take to mainstream "alternative" agriculture?

News / Policy & Finance

Grim forecast for paper giant’s wood supply raises deforestation fears

...they go and default on their commitments and they go to the government and have them bail them out of this problem,” he said. “The worst case scenario is that they will go to the government and say we...

26 Apr 2016

Grim forecast for paper giant’s wood supply raises deforestation fears

News / Energy

Scientists sound alarm over hydropower’s impacts on tropical fish biodiversity

...ther. They bring up Brazil as an example, and the Belo Monte hydropower complex, nearing completion on the Xingu River, in particular. The lower stretch of the Xingu provides habitat for about four do...

13 Jan 2016

Scientists sound alarm over hydropower’s impacts on tropical fish biodiversity

News / Carbon & Climate

Green startups sprout on shores of polluted Russian lake

...when it was re-acquired by the state. Activists said it had polluted the lake for more than 40 years with chemical substances. The other protest was against plans to lay the East Siberia-Pacific Ocean...

3 Feb 2017

Green startups sprout on shores of polluted Russian lake

Opinion / Waste

Electronic waste in Asia is piling up

...the e-waste recycling market. The effectiveness of the informal collection system increased the rates of re-use and material recycling, keeping these materials out of the waste stream. However, as pre...

3 Feb 2017

Electronic waste in Asia is piling up

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Poverty beyond the numbers

...the state of her bathroom and kitchen, the quality of the food eaten at home, the family’s dental health, the number of separate bedrooms in the house, and even her self-esteem and decision-making cap...

12 Apr 2016

Poverty beyond the numbers

News / Green Buildings

Look outside the green buildings industry to advocate it

...The winners of the Reinventer Paris competition will be allowed to rent the space and see their social experiments or solutions executed in real life. “When we talk about putting people at the centre ...

9 Sep 2016

Look outside the green buildings industry to advocate it

News / Carbon & Climate

Pace of climate change too hot for crops

...They constructed a phylogenetic tree to see how closely related the species were, calculated their evolutionary age, and then calculated the rate of change of the niches they occupy. They then looked ...

11 Oct 2016

Pace of climate change too hot for crops

News / Food & Agriculture

Malaysian palm oil giant IOI under pressure after Cargill ultimatum

...their sustainability policy look like a joke,” said Glenn Hurowitz, senior fellow at the Center for International Policy. “Cargill’s competitors and their customers are racing ahead to make sure their...

1 Jul 2016

Malaysian palm oil giant IOI under pressure after Cargill ultimatum

News / Energy

Trading in old wind turbines for new

...the nod on the repowering policy by the government is a step in the right direction. “ While the government agrees there is an issue here, the solution lies in implementation. K. Kasturirgian, chairm...

11 Oct 2016

Trading in old wind turbines for new

Opinion / Manufacturing

Can waste solve the waste problem?

...there? If the circular economy is indeed the way of the future, what needs to change now to usher it in? Could the circular economy define the end of the extractive industry as we know it? We have to ...

2 Feb 2017

Can waste solve the waste problem?

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Australia to ratify the Paris climate deal, under a large Trump-shaped shadow

...the hostility to renewable energy among the federal government, the lack of a post-2020 renewables target, and the inadequacy of the current Direct Action policy. And now we are looking at the prospec...

10 Nov 2016

Australia to ratify the Paris climate deal, under a large Trump-shaped shadow

News / Water

Clear as mud: how poor data is thwarting China’s water clean-up

...the huge problems of water pollution in China, and to raise the standards of drinking water, the multiple authorities responsible need to have some idea of the scale of the problem. The challenge coul...

20 May 2016

Clear as mud: how poor data is thwarting China’s water clean-up

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Putting democracy above the bottom line

...their influence affects almost every aspect of our lives. To understand the reach of their power, one must look no further than the billions of dollars they spend on elections; their lobbying to gut w...

9 Nov 2016

Putting democracy above the bottom line

News / Carbon & Climate

Rich states urged to dig deeper to help poor respond to 'climate crisis'

...ther being thrown their way as the planet warms. But the aid on offer globally to help them cope is still a pittance compared with what they need, experts say. When ministers gather at the two-week U....

8 Nov 2016

Rich states urged to dig deeper to help poor respond to 'climate crisis'

News / Waste

Filthy water, toxic air don’t make Rio Games environment-friendly

...The organisers had promised that 80 per cent of the wastewater produced by the nine million people living around the Bay would be treated by the time the event begins. Now, the officials admit that th...

3 Aug 2016

Filthy water, toxic air don’t make Rio Games environment-friendly

Opinion / Transport

Of lying labels and irregular rebates

...the road, the cars would turn off the controls, which meant the engines emitted nitrogen oxide pollutants - harmful to humans and the environment - up to 40 times above what is allowed in the United S...

4 Nov 2015

Of lying labels and irregular rebates

News / Food & Agriculture

Fight against palm snares unexpected users: New Zealand dairy farmers

...when you need it," he said. But environmentalists say the product - what's left of the palm kernel once the oil has been extracted - contributes to the profitability of the palm industry and have call...

24 Dec 2015

Fight against palm snares unexpected users: New Zealand dairy farmers