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Growing urban warmth helps city trees thrive
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dioxide, which follow from profligate human combustion of fossil fuels. Research of this kind matters: more than half of humanity now lives in cities and by 2050 the urban population will have ...
22 Nov 2017
Growing urban warmth helps city trees thrive
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Cities
Nature calling: Crammed cities go green for climate, health
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carbon
dioxide, and is key to efforts to combat climate change. Some 750 climate scientists and urban planners are gathered in Canada this week at a UN-hosted conference to discuss how to help cities ...
7 Mar 2018
Nature calling: Crammed cities go green for climate, health
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Carbon & Climate
UN designates 2021-2030 ‘Decade of Ocean Science’
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carbon
dioxide (CO2) produced by humans and reduces the impact of climate change. “ The ocean is a new frontier – it covers 71 per cent of the globe [but] we have explored less than 5 per cent. The D...
7 Dec 2017
UN designates 2021-2030 ‘Decade of Ocean Science’
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Carbon & Climate
Beer flow threatened by warming climate
Beer will be in short supply and double in price because of the difficulty of growing one of its key ingredients, barley, in a warming world. Recurrent droughts and increased heat will cause severe re...
17 Oct 2018
Beer flow threatened by warming climate
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Carbon & Climate
UN chief urges leaders to inject momentum at 2019 climate summit
The UN secretary-general on Tuesday urged world leaders to use a climate change summit he will host in 2019 to explain how they plan to ratchet up their efforts to reverse worsening global warming tha...
5 Dec 2018
UN chief urges leaders to inject momentum at 2019 climate summit
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Policy & Finance
Why I don’t believe in the SDGs (and how impact investing is changing my mind)
I’ve never been overly convinced of the value of the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Where the previous iteration, the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) provided a focused rall...
2 Nov 2018
Why I don’t believe in the SDGs (and how impact investing is changing my mind)
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Waste
US revealed to be the biggest driver of the world's waste crisis
A new study has identified the United States—the nation where the idea of mass production was born—as the world’s top producer of waste while also being the worst among industrialised nations at manag...
3 Jul 2019
US revealed to be the biggest driver of the world's waste crisis
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Waste
Singapore MP calls on government to curb single-use plastic and introduce 'selective' charge for carrier bags
The problem of plastic pollution is to be raised in Singapore's parliament next week, when member of parliament Louis Ng will call on the government to take tougher measures to curb the small island n...
29 Sep 2018
Singapore MP calls on government to curb single-use plastic and introduce 'selective' charge for carrier bags
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Waste
E-waste smuggling ring in Thailand signals failure of Basel Convention
International regulations designed to limit the environmental impact of electronic waste could be making the problem worse, experts in Southeast Asia say. The region's e-waste sector has been under th...
27 Mar 2019
E-waste smuggling ring in Thailand signals failure of Basel Convention
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Lifestyle
Indonesia's scuba diving hotspot Raja Ampat welcomes first electric boats
Competition is healthy among the eco resorts of Indonesia's most famous dive destination, Raja Ampat. And MahaRaja Eco Dive Lodge, which only opened 8 months ago, has just scored an important claim to...
17 Nov 2018
Indonesia's scuba diving hotspot Raja Ampat welcomes first electric boats
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Carbon & Climate
Evaluating Indonesia’s progress on its climate commitments
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dioxide emissions cut by 2030. 3. The energy sector will start to dominate Indonesia's
carbon
emissions in the next decade. Although Indonesia’s land-use changes and peat fires are the two ...
9 Oct 2017
Evaluating Indonesia’s progress on its climate commitments
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Lifestyle
Singapore ‘smoking ban’ sounds radical, but it’s an odd way to reduce air pollution
On January 1 2019, Singapore will introduce a “no smoking zone” along a three kilometre stretch of Orchard Road—one of the city’s busiest shopping districts. It sounds controversial—restricting people...
2 Jan 2019
Singapore ‘smoking ban’ sounds radical, but it’s an odd way to reduce air pollution
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Food & Agriculture
Laos website seeks to promote and preserve traditional food and farming
Restaurateurs and entrepreneurs can now tap into Laos' rich food and farming culture, with the launch of a website dedicated to preserving traditional recipes and agricultural practices before they di...
10 Sep 2018
Laos website seeks to promote and preserve traditional food and farming
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Energy
Why have we been so slow in slashing electricity-linked emissions?
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carbon
capture and storage, and putting pressure on major coal consumers to reduce their use of the fuel. Critics have rightly pointed out that in the absence of some of the world’s largest coal consu...
12 Jan 2018
Why have we been so slow in slashing electricity-linked emissions?
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Policy & Finance
How will Brexit affect the environment?
The EU has been instrumental in the protection of the UK environment; having created around 80 per cent of the UK’s environmental laws, including the EU-wide target for 50 per cent of municipal waste ...
27 Feb 2019
How will Brexit affect the environment?
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Policy & Finance
China plans ‘landmark’ biodiversity talks
In 2020, delegates from nearly 200 countries will meet in the capital of Yunnan province, southwest China, to agree on a new framework to halt biodiversity loss and protect ecosystems. The talks will ...
25 Mar 2019
China plans ‘landmark’ biodiversity talks
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Cities
Greener, greater cities
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carbon
emissions. But nature-based solutions—if sufficiently funded and implemented in an equitable manner—offer benefits that we can no longer afford to ignore. The technology and infrastructure that...
22 Jun 2018
Greener, greater cities
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Carbon & Climate
Chinese most at risk of death from deadly heatwaves, study says
Deadly heatwaves could kill people working outdoors within hours in China's most populous, agricultural region by 2100 as a result of climate change, scientists said on Tuesday. The North China Plain,...
2 Aug 2018
Chinese most at risk of death from deadly heatwaves, study says
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Forest Steward Council
FSC’s recent certification in Indonesia gives its forests a chance to thrive
Bonn—September 20, 2018: The Forest Stewardship Council’s (FSC) recent addition of Indonesia’s P.T. Wapoga Mutiara Timber Unit II (WMT II), to its ever-growing family of FSC-complian...
25 Sep 2018
FSC’s recent certification in Indonesia gives its forests a chance to thrive
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Food & Agriculture
Indonesia’s sustainable districts bet on corporate deforestation pledges
Beni Hernedi loves mountain-climbing, and he bristles when people dismiss his passion. “They think it’s about thrill-seeking and cheating death,” he says. “But for me it’s the opposite; it’s about bei...
12 Nov 2018
Indonesia’s sustainable districts bet on corporate deforestation pledges
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Carbon & Climate
This year’s haze is set to cost Singapore more than 2015’s S$1.83 billion. Who pays for the losses?
Economists suggest the 2026 haze will cost Singapore more than the 2015 episode, while other estimates state that …
This year’s haze is set to cost Singapore more than 2015’s S$1.83 billion. Who pays for the losses?
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Water
Concerns raised as data centres go underwater in China
A Chinese firm is deploying data servers to the sea for natural cooling. Experts say more information on …
Concerns raised as data centres go underwater in China
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Corporate Responsibility
Singapore widens haze crackdown to Kalimantan, targeting 10 Indonesian firms
Singapore has targeted 10 Indonesian companies under its haze law in four days; three of them supply Asia …
Singapore widens haze crackdown to Kalimantan, targeting 10 Indonesian firms
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Carbon & Climate
AI wildfire platform seeks Indonesia partnerships as regional haze worsens
Earthshot Prize finalist Satellites on Fire uses AI, satellite imagery and ground data to detect blazes earlier, and …
AI wildfire platform seeks Indonesia partnerships as regional haze worsens
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Policy & Finance
Philippine president orders creation of carbon market framework
The framework’s contribution to Philippine climate ambition remains uncertain, as the country’s updated pledge lacks clarity on how …
Philippine president orders creation of carbon market framework
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Policy & Finance
Asean turns to World Bank to close clean energy, climate adaptation financing gaps
Southeast Asian finance ministers seek private capital, guarantees and technical support as region faces costly energy transition and …
Asean turns to World Bank to close clean energy, climate adaptation financing gaps
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