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Energy
Do Filipinos dream of electric jeepneys?
Basahin sa tagalog [Editor's note, 9 March 2023]: Read our latest analysis on ongoing industrial action against government plans to phase out traditional jeepneys. A fleet of electric vehicles cre...
7 Aug 2019
Do Filipinos dream of electric jeepneys?
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Carbon & Climate
World’s oceans losing oxygen as a result of global warming and pollution
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carbon
dioxide, and toxic hydrogen sulfide. While some animals can thrive in these dead zones, biodiversity suffers as a whole. Oxygen depletion in the world’s waters would affect not only marine ecos...
11 Jan 2018
World’s oceans losing oxygen as a result of global warming and pollution
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Corporate Responsibility
Chief sustainability officers: Fighting the good fight
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carbon
tax from 2019 onwards, CDL was well prepared. This is because it has been producing sustainability reports for close to a decade now and already has targets to reduce the intensity of its carbo...
29 Nov 2017
Chief sustainability officers: Fighting the good fight
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Energy
How a small parish is leading the fight against coal in the Philippines
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carbon
-intensive fossil fuel and accounts for 43 per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions. The Philippines, as one of the countries that ratified the Paris Agreement, has vowed to reduce its emissi...
13 Jul 2018
How a small parish is leading the fight against coal in the Philippines
Opinion /
Cities
Planning better cities—why inclusiveness matters for people and the environment
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carbon
dioxide emissions originate in metropolitan areas. Statistics like these should give us pause: Are cities really the best way to organise human life? They can be, but only with significant adju...
31 Oct 2017
Planning better cities—why inclusiveness matters for people and the environment
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Food & Agriculture
Meat that's not meat: The next big opportunity for food
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carbon
footprint, contribution to antibiotic resistance, and food safety scandals. As a result, the practice is incompatible with many of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals—the developm...
19 Feb 2018
Meat that's not meat: The next big opportunity for food
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Energy
Fracking threatens Aboriginal land rights in pristine Western Australia country
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carbon
deposits. Therefore, it is no surprise that the most contentious environmental debate currently facing the Kimberley involves what lies beneath its red soil. The region sits on top of the Canni...
22 Nov 2018
Fracking threatens Aboriginal land rights in pristine Western Australia country
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Carbon & Climate
More investors will spurn fossil fuels
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economy.” This story was published with permission from Climate News Network.
1 Aug 2017
More investors will spurn fossil fuels
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Cities
What real action on climate change looks like
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carbon
emissions: our aging buildings. Large buildings in our city will be required to meet a strict fossil fuel use target by 2030. The new rules will force our dirtiest 14,500 buildings to update bo...
28 Sep 2017
What real action on climate change looks like
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Forest and farm producers: first responders to climate change
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carbon
dioxide - which is linked to climate change and all of the associated disastrous effects - they store that
carbon
; but when forests are destroyed, that
carbon
is re-released back into the envir...
21 Jun 2017
Forest and farm producers: first responders to climate change
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Policy & Finance
UN agency seeks to marry 'social good and profit making'
A United Nations body is offering $40,000 for the best designed affordable housing for low-income workers at an industrial zone in Cambodia's capital, as part of its strategy to encourage investment i...
24 May 2018
UN agency seeks to marry 'social good and profit making'
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Corporate Responsibility
Why sustainability is a risk issue for businesses
If companies in the Philippines want to survive in the decades ahead, they must look at risk through the lens of environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors, said business leaders at a recent s...
26 Sep 2018
Why sustainability is a risk issue for businesses
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Food & Agriculture
Do smallholders hold the key to sustainable palm oil?
Palm oil is on a lot of people’s minds. With the world waking up to climate change and the media covering the social and environmental ills prevalent in the industry in greater depth, public awareness...
26 Jun 2019
Do smallholders hold the key to sustainable palm oil?
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Cities
Washington sets example at top of sustainable city ladder
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carbon
emissions by almost a third, to 11.9 tonnes per capita. Water consumption fell by more than 13 percent in the past five years. And today the city recycles about half of its waste - more than do...
4 Jan 2018
Washington sets example at top of sustainable city ladder
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Energy
Science splits ranks over fossil fuel phase-out
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capture and storage (CCS) as the realistic answer to the need to drastically reduce a nation’s reliance on fossil fuels. And the other group thinks the US can be powered by wind turbines, hydro...
29 Jun 2017
Science splits ranks over fossil fuel phase-out
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Food & Agriculture
Shift to biogas helps revive forests
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carbon
dioxide emissions in South Asia and East Africa. In 2011, two-thirds of rural households in India used fuelwood for cooking, which has also been linked to increased risk of respiratory diseases...
11 Aug 2017
Shift to biogas helps revive forests
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Carbon & Climate
Ex-UN climate chief sees climate action "explosion" in coming decade
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emissions are set to rise 2 per cent this year to a new record, dashing hopes global emissions had already peaked. Calling herself a "stubborn optimist", Figueres said the Nov. 6-17 climate tal...
20 Nov 2017
Ex-UN climate chief sees climate action "explosion" in coming decade
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Energy
Funding coal in Southeast Asia is 'collective suicide' say experts
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carbon
-intensive nature of coal energy. Burning coal in these countries would also kill 70,000 people a year pre-maturely from air pollution, according to report by Greenpeace and Harvard University ...
14 Feb 2018
Funding coal in Southeast Asia is 'collective suicide' say experts
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Water
Water scarcity threat to India and South Africa
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carbon
emissions by 2030. In Africa the dangers of water scarcity for one of the continent’s best-known cities, Cape Town, are imminent and, some believe, almost apocalyptic. The city faces the prospe...
24 Jan 2018
Water scarcity threat to India and South Africa
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Carbon & Climate
Australian business is waking up to climate risks
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carbon
emissions. Strategies to do so could include passing energy efficiency-related regulations or implementing a
carbon
price, as Singapore has recently announced it will do. Similarly, Wright not...
27 Jun 2017
Australian business is waking up to climate risks
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Water
Concerns raised as data centres go underwater in China
A Chinese firm is deploying data servers to the sea for natural cooling. Experts say more information on …
Concerns raised as data centres go underwater in China
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Corporate Responsibility
Singapore widens haze crackdown to Kalimantan, targeting 10 Indonesian firms
Singapore has targeted 10 Indonesian companies under its haze law in four days; three of them supply Asia …
Singapore widens haze crackdown to Kalimantan, targeting 10 Indonesian firms
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Energy
Indonesia signals gas export curbs for countries that do not ‘respect’ it
Energy minister Bahlil Lahadalia’s warning came as Singapore and Malaysia stepped up pressure on Jakarta over the haze, …
Indonesia signals gas export curbs for countries that do not ‘respect’ it
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Carbon & Climate
Haze victims in Malaysia and Singapore can take polluters to court in Indonesia
With regional diplomacy and Singapore’s haze law offering victims slow responses, Indonesia’s own courts may be the most …
Haze victims in Malaysia and Singapore can take polluters to court in Indonesia
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Energy
Latest Asean energy outlook ditches carbon neutrality pathway, projects higher emissions by 2050
Asean’s official energy outlook, endorsed by its energy ministers on 8 October, reveals a gap between the region’s …
Latest Asean energy outlook ditches carbon neutrality pathway, projects higher emissions by 2050
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Water
Water insecurity an ‘invisible barrier’ to AI and chip industry growth, say specialists
Taiwan’s water-intensive industries are exploring AI-assisted treatment as rising costs, workforce shortages and extreme weather heighten supply risks, …
Water insecurity an ‘invisible barrier’ to AI and chip industry growth, say specialists
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