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News / Food & Agriculture

Malaysian palm oil giant loses 7 more customers over RSPO suspension

...The palm oil using companies appear to be cancelling or suspending existing contracts with IOI while they transition their supply from the Malaysian conglomerate to other producers. Most have said the...

13 Apr 2016

Malaysian palm oil giant loses 7 more customers over RSPO suspension

Logging trees at a hill station in India

News / Carbon & Climate

Indian army helps battle climate change

...the idea of Dr Norman Borlaug, the American Nobel laureate and biologist who is often referred to as the father of the green revolution. The scheme was later taken up by the then prime minister, Indir...

31 May 2016

Indian army helps battle climate change

News / Transport

Singapore unveils its first EV car-sharing scheme

...the contract period, the Singapore government will take over the charging points and make all of them available to the public, noted Minister Khaw. These charging points will form the foundation for S...

29 Jul 2016

Singapore unveils its first EV car-sharing scheme

News / Energy

China: Renewable energy goal will remain a challenge

...the economy and the environment. China has pledged to increase the share of non-fossil fuels in the primary energy mix to 15 per cent by 2020, and to 20 per cent by 2030. Experts say the program for t...

29 Oct 2015

China: Renewable energy goal will remain a challenge

Press Releases / The Hoffman Agency Asia Pacific Pte Ltd

GAS 2016: Global leaders from the gas & LNG industry gather in S'pore

...the Daily Mail and General Trust plc, one of the largest media companies in the United Kingdom. DMGT’s history dates back to 1896 when the Harmsworth brothers (Alfred and Harold) established the...

17 Oct 2016

GAS 2016: Global leaders from the gas & LNG industry gather in S'pore

Press Releases / Eco Marine Power

Production of first EnergySail begins at factory

...the sensor package for the EnergySail. This will allow for the device to be fully automated when linked to the EnergySail Automated Control System (ACS). The EnergySail ACS is being developed in co-op...

11 Apr 2016

Production of first EnergySail begins at factory

News / Cities

A mutual vision for smart cities

...the ideas discussed included releasing more data on bus arrival times and crowdedness of buses to help the public decide whether to wait for the next bus or walk to their destination. “Because there i...

28 Oct 2015

A mutual vision for smart cities

News / Carbon & Climate

Warming means unfair share for poor

...the fishing grounds. An influx of desirable species off the more northerly fishing ports could actually reduce the cash value of catches. Dr Fenichel says: “If the northern community isn’t a particula...

7 Mar 2016

Warming means unfair share for poor

News / Policy & Finance

New tool traces US mutual funds to deforestation

...the current database only looks at companies with palm oil-linked investments, the organisations behind the project say they intend to expand it to other agricultural commodities in the future. Much-n...

28 Jul 2016

New tool traces US mutual funds to deforestation

News / Food & Agriculture

Companies with zero-deforestation pledges still using illegal palm oil

...the source of their raw materials. The company added that it "takes the grievance raised in the report seriously and will engage the mentioned 14 mills within the coming weeks". Cleaning up the indust...

8 Apr 2016

Companies with zero-deforestation pledges still using illegal palm oil

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Doing well by doing good

...ther to establish the Equator Principles based on our E&S standards. Today, our standards are applied to project finance around the world. They have helped level the playing field within the banki...

28 Jun 2016

Doing well by doing good

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Social media echo chambers are hurting climate debate

...the meaning – rather than the medium – of the social media messages that empowers Trump and others who are able to cut through the cacophony of the online world. While anathema to climate activists, T...

24 Aug 2016

Social media echo chambers are hurting climate debate

News / Food & Agriculture

Droughts and heatwaves cause 10 per cent drop in annual crop harvests

...the three years before and after the event. The impact was generally confined to the duration of the drought or heatwave, the researchers say, with crop production recovering to normal levels the foll...

7 Jan 2016

Droughts and heatwaves cause 10 per cent drop in annual crop harvests

News / Carbon & Climate

The climate risk to your business

...the energy efficiency of its vessels and ensuring that their hulls were always clean enough to sail smoothly, among other measures. The growth of barnacles on the hull tends to increase drag on the sh...

6 Nov 2015

The climate risk to your business

News / Energy

Norway pumps up ‘green battery’ plan for Europe

...the turbines, engineers can feed electricity, at the right frequency, into the grid immediately. The empty chamber contains air that is compressed as the space is filled with water. So, when the valve...

27 Jul 2015

Norway pumps up ‘green battery’ plan for Europe

Videos / Carbon & Climate

Tree planting not always so green

...the lungs of the planet, so surely planting more of them could only be a good thing. It’s not so simple, according to Professor Karen Hussey from the Global Change Institute at The University of Queen...

16 Feb 2016

Tree planting not always so green

News / Energy

OECD urges end to policies which support fossil fuels

...the world is going to rely on them even more. Ben van Beurden, the head of the oil giant Shell, which plans to drill in the Arctic, told the Financial Mail on Sunday: “The amount of energy we consume ...

22 Sep 2015

OECD urges end to policies which support fossil fuels

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Francis of the forest

...the challenges of global warming, they should put in place policies to protect tropical forests and the people who make them their home. Francis is hardly the first missionary to have visited the Amaz...

12 Aug 2015

Francis of the forest

News / Energy

Oil majors told to adapt or die

...their impact on the climate, together with a sharp drop in prices, are threatening the survival of the international oil companies (IOCs). “The IOCs cannot assume that, as in the past, all they need t...

10 May 2016

Oil majors told to adapt or die

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Why selling the SDGs isn’t as easy as ABC

...the goals are ignored in the public sphere, then politicians won’t necessarily feel they have to be held accountable for them,” he said. Now is the time to bring the public in all nations together wit...

23 Feb 2016

Why selling the SDGs isn’t as easy as ABC