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News / Carbon & Climate

Australian climate turns up heat on tennis stars

...the University of Melbourne. “But the point of this study was to measure whether these events were happening more often. And the results suggest that they are.” More than doubled He reports in the Bul...

18 Sep 2015

Australian climate turns up heat on tennis stars

News / Corporate Responsibility

The price of fashion’s murky supply chains

...the team gathered publicly available information from company websites. Then they scored them: the more transparent they are across different indicators, the higher their score. “ The tech and the in...

10 May 2016

The price of fashion’s murky supply chains

News / Carbon & Climate

Change and dispossession in western Nepal

...The 2015 monsoon rains were a disappointment to the Karnali region. But it was when the region received little snowfall in the winter of 2015-2016 that the people knew they had to prepare, the best th...

26 Aug 2016

Change and dispossession in western Nepal

News / Waste

Look at how much e-waste Singapore has saved from the landfill

...the past year. The programme is a voluntary effort by Singapore telecommunications firm Starhub, freight company DHL Express and e-waste management firm TES-AMM. Last year, the firms banded together t...

17 Sep 2015

Look at how much e-waste Singapore has saved from the landfill

News / Energy

Chinese backed electricity plant endangers Hilsa sanctuary

...the power plant is being built at the edge of the Andharmanik river. The plant is good for the country but we might lose fish in the river due to the hot water released from the plant,” said Rasul Kha...

23 Sep 2016

Chinese backed electricity plant endangers Hilsa sanctuary

News / Energy

Bangladesh powers ahead on off-grid solar

...the poor who need it most. The strategy is responsible for the popularity of the SHS in Bangladesh,” Barua tells SciDev.Net. “In a country where half the population still does not have access to powe...

22 Jul 2015

Bangladesh powers ahead on off-grid solar

Press Releases / REN21

A record breaking year for renewable energy

...the transport sector. Distributed renewable energy is advancing rapidly to close the gap between the energy haves- and have-nots. These results were driven by several factors. First and foremost, ren...

10 Jun 2016

A record breaking year for renewable energy

News / Cities

Scientists set out costs of sea level rise

...the Potsdam scientists say their equations work equally well for Mumbai, New York or Hamburg, for the Pacific, the Atlantic or the North Sea. Probable outcomes They tested their methodology on the Dan...

16 Mar 2016

Scientists set out costs of sea level rise

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Closing the broadband divide to connect people in Asia and the Pacific

...the IoT, the Asia-Pacific region nevertheless still suffers from a lack of ICT connectivity, and the digital divide in our region continues to be one of the largest in the world. As a powerful tool wi...

21 Sep 2016

Closing the broadband divide to connect people in Asia and the Pacific

News / Energy

Powering the solar revolution

...The second pillar is the development of electricity storage in the form of batteries, which allow building owners to stockpile the excess solar energy generated during the day to use at other times wh...

8 Jan 2016

Powering the solar revolution

News / Carbon & Climate

Record surge in 2016 temperatures adds urgency to climate deal, say scientists

...Thepaut, head of the Copernicus Climate Change Service at the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts, said the long-term trend of warming "makes the implementation of the Paris agreement u...

15 Mar 2016

Record surge in 2016 temperatures adds urgency to climate deal, say scientists

News / Food & Agriculture

Can farmers earn carbon credits by cutting back on nitrogen fertiliser?

...the application to coincide with when the crop needs the nutrient most can help reduce losses. Right place: Applying nutrients closer to where the crops will be able to make the best use of them can a...

11 Nov 2015

Can farmers earn carbon credits by cutting back on nitrogen fertiliser?

Opinion / Corporate Responsibility

Three key trends in the humanitarian landscape and what they mean for business

...the chaos, rather than alleviating it. Oxfam emphasises the importance of placing the responsibility in the hands of those closer to the emergency, i.e. governments in countries affected by crises, as...

14 Jan 2016

Three key trends in the humanitarian landscape and what they mean for business

News / Carbon & Climate

Arctic sea ice shrinks to record low

...the edge of the ice significantly warmer than usual in the last century, warm winds from the south prevented the growth of the ice pack, and warming ocean waters continued to contain the sea ice exten...

31 Mar 2016

Arctic sea ice shrinks to record low

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

When climate change hits our food supply, city foodbowls could come to the rescue

...the city’s west and the proposed Bunyip Food Belt to the south-east. The Werribee Irrigation District, next to Melbourne’s Western Treatment Plant, grows around 10 per cent of the vegetables produced ...

2 Dec 2015

When climate change hits our food supply, city foodbowls could come to the rescue

Press Releases / FuturArc Journal

The New Network: FuturArc Mar-Apr 2016 issue out now

...the re-naturalisation of waterways. The Japan River Restoration Network (JRRN) was formed in the 1990s; it later participated in the formation of the Asian River Restoration Network (ARRN) in 2006. Th...

11 Mar 2016

The New Network: FuturArc Mar-Apr 2016 issue out now

News / Food & Agriculture

Airbus to marshal its satellites against deforestation

...them clean up their vast supply networks. The two multinationals announced on Monday they would pilot the service before it hits the market in early 2017. Despite a raft of pledges by major refiners a...

13 Oct 2016

Airbus to marshal its satellites against deforestation

News / Energy

Australia’s first community-owned electricity supplier launches

...the total 857 shareholders were Northern Rivers community members, adding that this “indicates the high level of local support from the local community”. She said that this makes the enterprise “deter...

23 Dec 2015

Australia’s first community-owned electricity supplier launches

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Getting women actively involved in climate change mitigation

...the fact that women in the Mekong region often play a role in manufacturing the stoves but rarely own the stove production centers. The project is therefore supporting female-led production centers, s...

14 Aug 2015

Getting women actively involved in climate change mitigation

day 2 csr and social innovators forum 2016

News / Corporate Responsibility

Can big businesses be social enterprises too?

...the private sector does really well is scaling up, and when dealing with the world’s biggest issues, we need to do it at scale,” he added. The two-day programme saw the launch of the SIP Empower for ...

15 Sep 2016

Can big businesses be social enterprises too?