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Energy
Living above a century-old coal fire, Jharia residents pay
the
price for India’s mining ambitions
...
the
mines were reopened,
the
villagers said. This stoked
the
already existing fire.
The
n,
the
fiery rubble extracted from
the
mine was dumped in
the
trench cutting across
the
village. “Mining operati...
14 Mar 2017
Living above a century-old coal fire, Jharia residents pay the price for India’s mining ambitions
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
It's time to run
the
red lights
...
The
sort of places where people run lights—and shoot at
the
m as
the
y pass. But even if
the
SDG frontier is characterized by conflict,
the
report acknowledges that “
the
conflict we see is
the
battle ag...
13 Oct 2016
It's time to run the red lights
Press Releases /
Ricoh Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
Solutions for a circular economy in Singapore
...
the
long run. We hope more companies can join us in this journey for
the
greater good of
the
environment. All
the
se will complement
the
government’s sustainability plans as per
the
Budget 2017, ...
5 Jun 2017
Solutions for a circular economy in Singapore
Press Releases /
Hydro Tasmania
Low-load diesel trial to increase RE in hybrid power systems
...
the
r increase our ability to replace diesel fuel in off-grid systems.”
The
expected operation of
the
new diesel engine over
the
trial period has been modelled using a simulation of
the
King Isl...
21 Dec 2015
Low-load diesel trial to increase RE in hybrid power systems
Opinion /
Transport
17 SDG reasons we must focus on transport
...
the
re is no getting away from transport and
the
same is true if we want to achieve
the
17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by
the
2030 deadline.
The
fact is that eight of those goals are directly ...
13 Sep 2016
17 SDG reasons we must focus on transport
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
The
United States faces a polarising climate reality
...
the
least important issue in determining which candidate
the
y will vote for in
the
2016 election. In 2008,
the
YPCCC segmented Americans into “Global Warming’s Six Americas,” based on
the
ir engagement...
9 Nov 2016
The United States faces a polarising climate reality
News /
Carbon & Climate
Cheap, off-
the
-shelf technology cuts costly climate losses in Bangladesh
...
the
crops, so
when
the
villagers know
the
levels are high,
the
y keep
the
gates shut and
the
ir crops safe," Karim said. Chenchuri residents use
the
ir mobile phones to communicate with
the
water committ...
25 Sep 2015
Cheap, off-the-shelf technology cuts costly climate losses in Bangladesh
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Nitrogen pollution:
the
forgotten element of climate change
...
the
biggest cost of farming.
The
reduced production from
the
lost nitrogen can represent as much as 25 per cent of
the
household income.
The
solution to
the
nitrogen challenge will need to come from a...
5 Dec 2016
Nitrogen pollution: the forgotten element of climate change
Press Releases /
Organic Monitor
New masterclass showcases green ingredients
...
the
challenges
when
taking
the
certification route. Birnur Aral from
the
Good Housekeeping Institute will shed some light on
the
green consumer: what are
the
triggers for
the
m to seek natural products...
8 Dec 2015
New masterclass showcases green ingredients
News /
Water
Conservationists embrace new environmental tool: Water leasing
...
The
Trust purchases
the
buybacks in
the
Mexicali Valley and is
the
first organisation to purchase water exclusively for nature in Mexico.
The
water buybacks in
the
Colorado River Delta are also
the
fi...
24 Jan 2017
Conservationists embrace new environmental tool: Water leasing
News /
Food & Agriculture
The
path to sustainable palm oil
...
the
refineries of
the
six major palm oil companies. So
the
se people can sell to o
the
rs. Never assume that if
the
y don’t comply,
the
n
the
y are dead. No,
the
re are many o
the
r outlets that
the
y can use. ...
12 May 2016
The path to sustainable palm oil
News /
Energy
Doubts pile up about UK’s Hinkley nuclear plant
...
the
early autumn.”
The
subsequent briefing insisted that
the
decision to puncture
the
carefully crafted balloon of expectations at
the
last minute had been taken by
the
prime minister herself.
The
pub...
12 Aug 2016
Doubts pile up about UK’s Hinkley nuclear plant
News /
Energy
Small-scale steps fire nuclear optimism
...
the
general delight of
the
industry at
the
way
the
new-look Conservative government is encouraging
the
m at every level,
the
re is some caution about
the
ability of
the
UK to build ei
the
r small modular ...
26 Jul 2016
Small-scale steps fire nuclear optimism
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
How safe substances become dangerous
...
the
development of
the
science of toxicology in
the
sixteenth century, its guiding principle has been that “
the
dose makes
the
poison.” It is a rule that applies to
the
medicines used by patients worl...
21 Aug 2015
How safe substances become dangerous
News /
Policy & Finance
Indian state to crush "mica mafia" by legalising mines to stop child worker deaths
...
the
sector, all
the
illegal interest groups will suffer.
The
government will take all required steps to make
the
lives of people
the
re better
the
re." India is one of
the
world's largest producers of m...
10 Aug 2016
Indian state to crush "mica mafia" by legalising mines to stop child worker deaths
News /
Policy & Finance
'Eco-civilisation' will help world meet Paris targets
...
the
Chinese system is designed, how stringent it is, and whe
the
r it can be at some point linked toge
the
r with o
the
r international cap-and-trade systems.
The
chances of limiting warming to
the
1.5C goa...
10 Aug 2016
'Eco-civilisation' will help world meet Paris targets
News /
Food & Agriculture
Indigenous Dayak tribe pitted against palm oil giant in new film
...
the
company’s destruction of
the
rubber trees from which
the
y drew
the
ir livelihoods,
the
forest
the
y held sacred and
the
cemetery in which
the
y buried
the
ir ancestors. “ This nation must not let
the
...
18 May 2016
Indigenous Dayak tribe pitted against palm oil giant in new film
News /
Manufacturing
Can going green help pick
the
slavery out of cotton?
...
the
cottonseed farms," he told
the
Thomson Reuters Foundation. With
the
complexity and lack of transparency in
the
cotton supply chain, international brands are getting more involved for
the
sake of t...
14 Feb 2017
Can going green help pick the slavery out of cotton?
News /
Carbon & Climate
Sea sends early warning of heatwaves
...
the
eastern seaboard of
the
US.
The
y defined
the
ir extreme as at least 6.5°C hotter than
the
average during
the
60 hottest days of
the
year, June 24 to August 22.
The
y
the
n used
the
ir data to “hindcas...
11 Apr 2016
Sea sends early warning of heatwaves
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Health-care innovation in
the
Global South
...
the
ir ideas in
the
precise environment for which
the
y are designed. With
the
data
the
y collect, developing-country health-care innovators can set
the
stage for
the
ir clinical advances to be transforme...
21 Jun 2016
Health-care innovation in the Global South
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News /
Water
Southeast Asia’s growth is getting thirstier – and businesses are taking notice
EB Studio
As industrialisation, digital infrastructure and climate pressures reshape demand, companies are being pushed to look beyond how much …
Southeast Asia’s growth is getting thirstier – and businesses are taking notice
News /
Water
‘Rivers do not stop at political boundaries’: Bhutan’s Princess on forests, water and Himalayan cooperation
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Bhutan’s decades-long conservation efforts, bolstered by Restore Bhutan’s goal of bringing 50,000 hectares of degraded landscapes back to …
‘Rivers do not stop at political boundaries’: Bhutan’s Princess on forests, water and Himalayan cooperation
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Who is responsible for Nepal’s tragedy?
The devastating floods in Nepal demonstrate what happens when reckless development puts climate-vulnerable communities in harm’s way.
Who is responsible for Nepal’s tragedy?
News /
Energy
Türkiye seeks global backing for ‘climate responsible AI’ at COP31
The voluntary Antalya Pledge asks governments and companies to disclose data centre energy use and shift to renewables, …
Türkiye seeks global backing for 'climate responsible AI' at COP31
News /
Energy
China is using AI to improve renewable efficiency. What can Southeast Asia learn?
The region must strengthen grids and clean energy capacity to incorporate AI for efficiency, experts say. But in …
China is using AI to improve renewable efficiency. What can Southeast Asia learn?
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
China’s electrification lead shows Asia why clean power alone is not enough
China’s experience shows that renewable generation, grid investment and flexible business demand must develop together for electrification to …
China’s electrification lead shows Asia why clean power alone is not enough
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