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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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Carbon & Climate
Rising seas’ cost may be $27tn a year by 2100
The rising seas’ cost may be US$27tn a year for the world by 2100 if it fails to meet the UN’s 2ºC global warming limit by then, with sea level rise of, at its worst, almost six feet (nearly two metre...
9 Jul 2018
Rising seas’ cost may be $27tn a year by 2100
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Carbon & Climate
Asia faces disaster from soaring temperatures if climate change unchecked - scientists
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carbon
path must be a high priority because the coming decade is crucial to achieving the Paris Agreement goals, the report said. Many countries in the region still rely heavily on fossil fuels for en...
19 Jul 2017
Asia faces disaster from soaring temperatures if climate change unchecked - scientists
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Carbon & Climate
Small global warming cuts offer huge savings
Californian scientists have worked out how to reduce global warming so as to make the world 20 trillion US dollars better off. It’s simple. Just stick to the spirit of an international agreement that ...
5 Jun 2018
Small global warming cuts offer huge savings
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Carbon & Climate
The Arctic’s oldest, thickest ice is breaking up
At the start of August, for the second time this year, a corridor of open water developed along the north shore of Greenland, this one more than 100 kilometres (over 62 miles) wide. The ice very nearl...
23 Aug 2018
The Arctic’s oldest, thickest ice is breaking up
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Food & Agriculture
What's the sustainability story inside our food?
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carbon
pricing as a lever to drive change. Our CEO is co-chair of the World Bank’s initiative on
carbon
pricing, The
Carbon
Pricing Leadership Coalition, and speaks about it often all over the world. ...
24 Jul 2017
What's the sustainability story inside our food?
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Food & Agriculture
Global warming could cause yield of sorghum crops to drop ‘substantially’
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Carbon
Brief. However, the indirect impacts of temperature might actually be a larger driver of future sorghum yield declines, another scientist tells
Carbon
Brief. It is likely that environmental fac...
15 Aug 2017
Global warming could cause yield of sorghum crops to drop ‘substantially’
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Policy & Finance
Why strengthening land rights strengthens development
For most of the world’s poor and vulnerable people, secure property rights, including land tenure, are a rarely accessible luxury. Unless this changes, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) will be...
21 Aug 2018
Why strengthening land rights strengthens development
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Food & Agriculture
Will consumer goods giants default on 2020 zero deforestation promises?
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carbon
-rich and ecologically sensitive peatlands, and have not exploited workers or communities, also known as NDPE (no deforestation, peat, and exploitation) standards. “ Brands need to come clean a...
20 Mar 2018
Will consumer goods giants default on 2020 zero deforestation promises?
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Food & Agriculture
Climate change: Could sustainable agriculture be the silver bullet we are looking for?
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carbon
dioxide levels as well as the degradation of essential ecosystem services such as clean water and fresh air which we depend on for our very survival. In effect, the current agriculture economic...
5 Oct 2017
Climate change: Could sustainable agriculture be the silver bullet we are looking for?
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Carbon & Climate
Climate change causes compensation conundrum
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carbon
producers’ responsibility for climate change and climate impacts can be quantified, allocated and, ultimately, litigated. Carroll Muffett, president, Center for International Environmental Law ...
26 Sep 2017
Climate change causes compensation conundrum
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Energy
Indonesia neglects renewables in export and domestic-driven coal boon
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Carbon
Project, an international consortium, projected China’s emissions in 2017 jumped by 3.5 per cent, after declining by 0.3 per cent the year before. Behind China’s renewed appetite for coal is th...
31 May 2018
Indonesia neglects renewables in export and domestic-driven coal boon
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Carbon & Climate
Asia Pacific falling behind on two thirds of SDG targets
The Asia Pacific region is failing to meet almost two-thirds of the targets set by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The world's most populous region has fallen behind on 37 out...
15 May 2018
Asia Pacific falling behind on two thirds of SDG targets
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Green Buildings
Global real estate sector breaks sustainability record
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carbon
emissions, employee satisfaction, health and safety, and the supply chain. It then shares this data, as well as analytical tools to process the data, with institutional and retail investors in...
25 Sep 2017
Global real estate sector breaks sustainability record
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Carbon & Climate
Is it possible for everyone to live a good life within our planet’s limits?
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emitted or materials consumed with no loss of well-being. This would in turn free up ecological space for many poorer countries, where an increase in resource use would contribute much more to ...
8 Feb 2018
Is it possible for everyone to live a good life within our planet’s limits?
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Cities
How the urban nexus will make your city more resource efficient
Great cities are not always practical or efficient; they can be romantic, grandiose, multi-layered and poetic places. However, in the light of climate change, population growth, resource depletion and...
17 Sep 2018
How the urban nexus will make your city more resource efficient
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Cities
The future of cities
More people now live in urban areas than in rural ones, and this demographic shift has raised concerns on how cities will accommodate their growing numbers, provide jobs and manage its increased envir...
10 Jan 2018
The future of cities
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Corporate Responsibility
Food packaging industry is the ‘scapegoat' of environmentalism
“Beat Plastic Pollution” was heard everywhere this year on World Environment Day, calling for consumers, businesses and government to avoid the use of plastic. Cheap and durable, plastic and its role...
18 Jul 2018
Food packaging industry is the ‘scapegoat' of environmentalism
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Transport
Factcheck: Misleading headlines about electric car charging while boiling the kettle
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carbon
electricity, if it is to meet its legally-binding
carbon
reduction targets. The government wants to ban sales of petrol and diesel vehicles by 2040 and for “almost all” to be zero emission by 2...
28 Aug 2017
Factcheck: Misleading headlines about electric car charging while boiling the kettle
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Food & Agriculture
Protein risk for millions from rising CO2 emissions - study
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carbon
dioxide emissions continue to rise, leaving children in the worst-affected countries more vulnerable to death and disease, according to new research. Today, 76 per cent of the world's populatio...
11 Aug 2017
Protein risk for millions from rising CO2 emissions - study
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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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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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Waste Management
Plastic accounting masks chemical recycling harms, critics say
As scientists and dozens of nations call for major reductions in plastic production, the plastics industry continues to …
Plastic accounting masks chemical recycling harms, critics say
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