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Entura
Planning a renewable energy journey in
the
Pacific
...
the
major changes to
the
power system are introduced in
the
earlier stages, Stage 5 is about finishing off
the
journey.
The
‘last renewable mile’ is usually
the
most expensive one, so this...
9 Feb 2017
Planning a renewable energy journey in the Pacific
News /
Energy
India: Leakage at Kakrapar could be large, warns expert
...
the
Aging Management Program, which might have been
the
reason for
the
current accident. Emphasising
the
need for au
the
ntic information, he argues that
the
public needs to know more and,
the
refore, th...
14 Mar 2016
India: Leakage at Kakrapar could be large, warns expert
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Big Oil, Big Tobacco, Big Lies
...
the
action needed to address
the
looming climate crisis. After all, similar revelations about
the
tobacco industry – what
the
major cigarette companies knew and
when
the
y knew it – transformed
the
pub...
12 Oct 2015
Big Oil, Big Tobacco, Big Lies
News /
Carbon & Climate
Trump cannot derail global climate deal
...
the
Agreement with? He can’t renegotiate on his own, and
the
rest of
the
world is moving on. “ Trump can repudiate
the
Agreement, but it won’t make a scrap of difference to
the
rest of
the
world. Tom...
23 May 2016
Trump cannot derail global climate deal
Opinion /
Green Buildings
Why natural light matters in
the
workplace
...
the
se elements, daylight, has been found to be
the
number one wanted natural feature in
the
workplace.
When
you see
the
research findings, it’s easy to see why.
The
benefits of natural light A summar...
18 Apr 2016
Why natural light matters in the workplace
Press Releases /
Danfoss
Coolselector®2 – now with compressors and condensing units
...
when
a brief is given. With Coolselector®2, this type of stress is relieved and
the
market has responded extremely positive to
the
hands-on aid that is provided through
the
software”, explai...
12 Feb 2016
Coolselector®2 – now with compressors and condensing units
Opinion /
Corporate Responsibility
Does ethical consumption have to cost so much?
...
the
ir wood behind fewer, sustainable arrows? Raising
the
bar
The
o
the
r issue that needs to be addressed is
the
wide spectrum of standards in
the
consumer marketplace. Sure,
the
re are government regu...
3 May 2016
Does ethical consumption have to cost so much?
News /
Waste
The
key to zero waste: Getting organised
...
the
state of waste management like
when
you first entered
the
sector in
the
1990s, and how has it changed since
the
n? Sadly, not much has changed in many parts of
the
world, especially in emerging eco...
15 Mar 2016
The key to zero waste: Getting organised
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Deforestation: New solutions for a burning issue
...
the
People's Movement to Stop Haze and
the
Singapore Institute of International Affairs launched
the
country's first public campaign to tackle
the
haze, focusing
the
ir efforts on
the
consumer.
The
cam...
16 Sep 2015
Deforestation: New solutions for a burning issue
News /
Carbon & Climate
Too early to hail dip in China's CO2, despite coal fall-study
...
the
past two years are premature because of uncertainty over data showing
the
pace of a decline in coal use by
the
world's biggest consumer, a study showed on Monday.
The
International Energy Agency (...
29 Mar 2016
Too early to hail dip in China's CO2, despite coal fall-study
Opinion /
Corporate Responsibility
Uberising
the
Global Goals: Breakthrough business models hold
the
key
...
the
ir smartphone, determining
when
, where, what and how
the
y want
the
ir ride. Uber’s rating system allows individuals to share
the
ir feedback on drivers and in return, choose drivers that suit
the
ir n...
20 Mar 2017
Uberising the Global Goals: Breakthrough business models hold the key
News /
Carbon & Climate
Climate, conflict, and commodities:
The
calculus of peace on a changing planet
...
the
exception that proves
the
rule. “
The
UN Environment Programme says that natural resources are a factor in about 40 per cent of conflicts since
the
end of
the
Cold War, and
the
y are often a driver,...
8 Jul 2016
Climate, conflict, and commodities: The calculus of peace on a changing planet
News /
Food & Agriculture
Philippines signs new GMO rules, food industry relieved
...
The
technical working group made sure that
the
se concerns by
the
Supreme Court have been addressed," she said.
The
government had aimed to have
the
regulations signed by
the
five ministers on Feb. 24,...
8 Mar 2016
Philippines signs new GMO rules, food industry relieved
Opinion /
Energy
Memo to
the
financial markets: Cheap oil is great
...
the
entire world. It includes
the
major emerging economies of China, Indonesia, Thailand,
the
Philippines and India, as well as
the
United States,
the
European Union and Japan, and many o
the
rs. A lowe...
26 Jan 2016
Memo to the financial markets: Cheap oil is great
News /
Manufacturing
Companies have environmental "blind spot" in supply chains: study
...
the
impact of
the
ir business on tropical forests. Coca Cola, for instance, aims to cut
the
carbon footprint of "
the
drink in your hand" by 25 per cent by 2020 from 2010 levels. It says two-thirds of t...
28 Jan 2016
Companies have environmental "blind spot" in supply chains: study
News /
Corporate Responsibility
DPI/NGO: Environmental challenges – a forceful argument for global citizenship
...
the
most important of
the
17 SDGs , because it serves as
the
basis for all
the
o
the
rs. “Indigenous peoples have used
the
ir knowledge to keep
the
ir communities healthy.
The
y have been properly managing...
3 Jun 2016
DPI/NGO: Environmental challenges – a forceful argument for global citizenship
News /
Carbon & Climate
Thinking beyond
the
Age of Fire
...
the
y put on clo
the
s
when
cold, and open windows
when
hot.
The
y adjust local temperatures: that is,
the
y put a log on a fire or turn down a
the
rmostat. Third,
the
y make light: by candle, by electric la...
5 Jan 2016
Thinking beyond the Age of Fire
News /
Energy
Why smart utilities are embracing distributed electricity
...
the
energy
the
y provide to
the
grid, has all but killed
the
once-thriving residential solar market
the
re. In one of
the
sunniest states in
the
country, solar giants SolarCity, SunRun and Vivint Solar ...
2 Sep 2016
Why smart utilities are embracing distributed electricity
News /
Energy
Myanmar’s toxic legacy of large dams
...
the
beauty of
the
waterfalls, rapids, ancient temples and islets of
the
Nam Pang River, a tributary of
the
Salween in nor
the
rn Myanmar’s Shan state known as Kun hing, or “thousand islands.”
The
footag...
16 Mar 2017
Myanmar’s toxic legacy of large dams
Press Releases /
Expotrade
Smart Cities Plan to support public lighting policy
The
Australian government has announced a multi-million dollar plan to assist in
the
creation of smart, interconnected cities across
the
country. Outlined in
the
Federal Budget 2016/2017,
the
Smart C...
2 Jun 2016
Smart Cities Plan to support public lighting policy
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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
News /
Cities
Indonesia’s wildfire haze blankets Southeast Asia
Air quality in cities and districts across Southeast Asia has reached hazardous levels in recent weeks owing to …
Indonesia’s wildfire haze blankets Southeast Asia
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?
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