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News / Carbon & Climate

No clear link between Fiji storm intensity, climate change

...these experiments, it is likely that future tropical cyclones around the globe will be more intense by the late twenty-first century than they are in the present climate, with a projected increase of ...

9 Mar 2016

No clear link between Fiji storm intensity, climate change

News / Energy

Denmark breaks its own world record in wind energy

...the highest in the world. Last year, the share was 39.1 per cent, which was a record, according to Energinet, which runs the power grids. Out of the 8760 hours of 2015, the western part of the countr...

21 Jan 2016

Denmark breaks its own world record in wind energy

GRI Standards launch event in Singapore November 21 2016

News / Corporate Responsibility

GRI launches new global standards to help companies report on sustainability

...The launch in Singapore was the first of the five sessions that GRI and Fuji Xerox are holding in the Asia Pacific region to introduce the new Standards to the private sector and local stakeholders. T...

30 Nov 2016

GRI launches new global standards to help companies report on sustainability

News / Water

Water: A social good

...the NVA - prize of the Netherlands Association for Water Management. In 1981, he was awarded the Medaille d'argent de la Ville de Paris and in 1992 the Karl Imhoff Award of the International Associati...

30 Jul 2015

Water: A social good

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Generation S will make the future

...the odds, they can make the future. And whilst they are not yet a majority, through their actions, they can become the biggest drivers of change. They are the light. The question is, are you in? Geo...

23 Dec 2016

Generation S will make the future

News / Corporate Responsibility

2016: Turning global risks into opportunities

...the elderly. The Chinese were consistently more positive both on the ability of Asia to make systemic change happen and the positive benefits to society of these changes. The 812 respondents in Southe...

27 Jan 2016

2016: Turning global risks into opportunities

News / Carbon & Climate

What’s ahead for rainforests in 2016? 10 things to watch

...the new year. 1. El Niño El Niño typically causes significant droughts in Southeast Asia, the Southern and Western Amazon, and boreal regions, greatly heightening the risk of catastrophic forest fires...

7 Jan 2016

What’s ahead for rainforests in 2016? 10 things to watch

News / Food & Agriculture

FAO urges more efforts to address rural hunger and poverty, reduce migration pressure

...the other root causes of migration, a growing phenomenon which is undermining many countries' ability to achieve their development goals, FAO Director-General José Graziano da Silva said today. "The ...

16 Jun 2016

FAO urges more efforts to address rural hunger and poverty, reduce migration pressure

News / Corporate Responsibility

Singapore Exchange launches its first Sustainability Index

...the launch of the index "is timely" and will "enable institutional investors to get a clearer picture of the Singapore companies managing their ESG risks". The indices, screened with transparent ESG c...

31 May 2016

Singapore Exchange launches its first Sustainability Index

News / Food & Agriculture

Why the traditional Chinese diet offers lessons to a warming world

...ther countries about the link between diet and climate change, they were more likely to be prepared to change their diets on being presented with the facts. This may in part be to do with the ‘lived e...

25 Nov 2015

Why the traditional Chinese diet offers lessons to a warming world

Opinion / Energy

Let them eat solar panels

...the matter in January. If there is a finding against India, and the country is required to dismantle its solar promotion programmes under threat of being expelled from the WTO, then this would be the ...

5 Jan 2016

Let them eat solar panels

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Unnatural disasters: how we can spot climate's role in specific extreme events

...the choice we face between a future with increases in extreme weather, and one with less. These guidelines may also help the public evaluate the accuracy of reporting about weather extremes. If the ...

1 Nov 2016

Unnatural disasters: how we can spot climate's role in specific extreme events

News / Carbon & Climate

How to create liveable, climate resilient cities

...the mobility of the city, but the bicycle network also increase the sustainability and health of the city and its people. So I think the hallmark of smart architecture is to think beyond the physical ...

9 Sep 2016

How to create liveable, climate resilient cities

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

Small business solutions to a big problem

...When the rhododendron forests of the Sacred Himalayas are in full bloom, there are few more beautiful forests; and few that are more important for biodiversity as habitat for species such as the red p...

27 May 2016

Small business solutions to a big problem

News / Cities

Climate change raises danger for urban heat islands

...the heat inside buildings will be dumped into the streets, adding to the stress. Cooling mechanism Furthermore, water – which, when it evaporates, cools the grass and the trees – runs off the urban pa...

7 Oct 2015

Climate change raises danger for urban heat islands

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

Inclusive business in agriculture: Leave no farmer behind

...the other end, the question is brought to the private sector, including the big brands that we see in supermarkets and restaurants: what is the role that these companies can play to change the scene? ...

21 Jan 2016

Inclusive business in agriculture: Leave no farmer behind

Press Releases / Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Holdings

SOMPO HOLDINGS joins Business Call to Action as the first P&C insurance group in the world

...theast Asia (1) ThailandSOMPO HOLDINGS began selling weather index insurance in 2010 to alleviate the losses borne by rice farmers in northeast Thailand when their crops were damaged by drought. When ...

10 Aug 2015

SOMPO HOLDINGS joins Business Call to Action as the first P&C insurance group in the world

News / Cities

5 big ideas from the Habitat III meeting on financing urban development

...the world’s leading thinkers on the complex issue of financing urban development met in the Mexican capital. They came together at the invitation of the United Nations, which is preparing its 20-year ...

17 Mar 2016

5 big ideas from the Habitat III meeting on financing urban development

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Systems thinking: Unlocking the Sustainable Development Goals

...the vital next step is to work collectively with others to better understand the wider system they’re all aiming to fix – be it the global food system, or the use of the oceans – and find the best poi...

3 Oct 2016

Systems thinking: Unlocking the Sustainable Development Goals

News / Policy & Finance

Former New Zealand PM Helen Clark wants to be next UN chief

...the General Assembly later this year to succeed Ban. "The biggest challenges (facing the United Nations) are the changing nature of the peace and security issues - they are not what the UN was founded...

5 Apr 2016

Former New Zealand PM Helen Clark wants to be next UN chief