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News / Carbon & Climate

Rising temperatures mean fewer but fiercer hurricanes

...they could identify a pattern of change. In the last 60 years or so, global average temperatures have risen, but are still less than 1°C above the average for the centuries before the Industrial Revol...

26 May 2015

Rising temperatures mean fewer but fiercer hurricanes

News / Corporate Responsibility

What does climate change mean for business?

...the private sector could be greatly accelerated with the introduction of carbon pricing, a policy where companies must pay for the right to emit carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, either in the form ...

10 Sep 2015

What does climate change mean for business?

News / Water

Turning grey water into a golden opportunity

...these systems cannot cope when there is a sudden spike in water volume. Furthermore, if a family isn’t home for a few days, the microbes in the treatment tank will starve and die, he explains. Herman...

27 Oct 2015

Turning grey water into a golden opportunity

News / Food & Agriculture

How will we feed 10 billion people?

...the weather started becoming more erratic – sometimes during the wet season, when we usually plant the seedlings, it is very hot and dry. And when it is meant to be dry, when we harvest, the rain come...

16 Oct 2015

How will we feed 10 billion people?

News / Transport

After hosting ‘ecomobility’ festival, cars are back but less loved in Suwon

...they talked to each other, rather than blaring their car horns. As a journalist there to cover the event, I strolled these streets too. It was impressive to see how the residents embraced the change a...

27 Oct 2015

After hosting ‘ecomobility’ festival, cars are back but less loved in Suwon

Press Releases / Danfoss

Italy's largest hypermarket opts for CO2 refrigeration

...The turnkey refrigeration system is supplied by Arneg. The Iper Hypermarket is part of the new Arese Shopping Centere, erected on the old Alfa Romeo car production site that was formerly the cherishe...

7 Jun 2016

Italy's largest hypermarket opts for CO2 refrigeration

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

5 ways to break the link between economic development and resource consumption

...the planet.” The meeting saw the launch of an international report (and summary for policy-makers) coordinated by CSIRO and the U.N. Environment Programme. The report lists several ways in which the w...

3 Aug 2016

5 ways to break the link between economic development and resource consumption

Press Releases / Asia Plantation Capital Pte Ltd

Asia Plantation Capital showcases its oud oil at IFEAT

...their communication skills when describing ingredients and the ways in which they complement one another. “I am sure that we have all noticed the increasing presence of Oud perfumes on the mark...

7 Jan 2016

Asia Plantation Capital showcases its oud oil at IFEAT

News / Energy

IEA: There are now more than one million electric cars on the world’s roads

The rapid growth of the industry means that it is now the only technology sector on track to meet the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) 2C scenario. This is the conclusion of the IEA’s Energy Techno...

6 Jun 2016

IEA: There are now more than one million electric cars on the world’s roads

News / Cities

Interview with Khaw Boon Wan: Defining resilience

...when the viral respiratory disease called SARS struck the region in 2003. There was extensive fear among the population as the nature of the virus was unknown. This was amplified when some hospital st...

17 Jun 2015

Interview with Khaw Boon Wan: Defining resilience

Press Releases / CapitaLand Limited

CapitaLand drives home message of conservation for Earth Hour 2016

...the disadvantaged in Penang. The planting ceremony by the tenants will be held on 18 March 2016, 8am at the Landscape Garden which is owned and managed by the mall. The Mines in Klang Valley will also...

16 Mar 2016

CapitaLand drives home message of conservation for Earth Hour 2016

News / Transport

India: Current PUC norms for diesel are too lenient, says CSE

...the gap between the two. To circumvent these stringent norms, Volkswagen had fitted the defeat devices that allowed the diesel cars to pass the certification test but reduced the severity of the emiss...

18 Nov 2015

India: Current PUC norms for diesel are too lenient, says CSE

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

The great climate change "debate"

...the issue at that time), my companion went on to explain that the movement of heavy salt water between the northern and southern hemispheres is causing global warming, not man-made activities. He th...

21 Oct 2015

The great climate change "debate"

News / Energy

Nuclear costs in uncharted territory

...the problem. Among the many difficulties the industry faces is lack of trained people to do the highly-paid work. Anyone who enters the business is likely to be sought after for the rest of their care...

19 Apr 2016

Nuclear costs in uncharted territory

Opinion / Water

War and peace and water

...the lowest priority to crop irrigation, the largest consumer of the country’s water. But, of course, agriculture remains critical to feed the population. So the government has been investing in modern...

5 May 2016

War and peace and water

News / Water

Keeping the Yellow River flowing

...The floods were devastating as the river is the most sediment-filled river in the world, due to the fine sands blown in from the deserts in the west of the country. The sediment deposits on the riverb...

6 Oct 2015

Keeping the Yellow River flowing

Press Releases / Fuji Xerox Asia Pacific Pte Ltd

First win for Fuji Xerox Asia Pacific at Sustainable Business Awards

...These efforts go beyond their own business, in supporting a circular economy. As the first in the industry to introduce a product using reused parts in 1995, Fuji Xerox has since established the Inte...

27 Nov 2015

First win for Fuji Xerox Asia Pacific at Sustainable Business Awards

News / Policy & Finance

Weather-based index insurance by Japanese insurer approved by BCtA

...the drought event of 2012. Some other cases include the launch of an insurance product targeting typhoons in the Philippines, and the development of insurance against drought in Myanmar. The company i...

27 Oct 2015

Weather-based index insurance by Japanese insurer approved by BCtA

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Climate change: a problem we can do something about

...ther in Europe, Australia or the United States, the emissions from the burning of coal, oil and other fuels have an impact on the warming of the atmosphere that we all share. The emissions data from t...

4 Nov 2015

Climate change: a problem we can do something about

Press Releases / Global Partnership For Sustainable Solutions (GPSS)

Global Action Platform announces unprecedented development project for 1.2 million acres in the Philippines

...when the Philippine government declared IPRA Law – The Indigenous People's Rights Act, which allows the Indigenous People of the Philippines to govern their own people, to own their land, and to...

16 Mar 2016

Global Action Platform announces unprecedented development project for 1.2 million acres in the Philippines