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Food & Agriculture
Can technology save the palm oil industry?
Widely blamed for deforestation and human rights abuses in Indonesia and Malaysia, palm oil companies have been investing heavily in technology to boost their sustainability credentials—but are these ...
13 Feb 2019
Can technology save the palm oil industry?
News /
Food & Agriculture
Blinding consumers to the true cost of soy?
Tofu, edamame, soy sauce —if this is what you think of when you hear the word “soy” think again. Soybean is a “hidden commodity,” and most consumers have no idea how much of the legume they eat daily....
12 Oct 2018
Blinding consumers to the true cost of soy?
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
I was an Exxon-funded climate scientist
...
carbon
dioxide. Methane has a much shorter lifetime than
carbon
dioxide gas, and we produce a lot less of it, so there’s no escaping the fact that
carbon
has to go. But if our concern is how fast the ...
26 Aug 2017
I was an Exxon-funded climate scientist
News /
Food & Agriculture
A less meaty Year of the Pig?
A few days before the Chinese New Year, staff at a popular Sichuanese restaurant in Beijing’s Dongcheng district were busy serving customers and taking reservations for New Year’s Eve. Meat accounted ...
11 Feb 2019
A less meaty Year of the Pig?
News /
Carbon & Climate
Warming earth threatens to release huge amounts of
carbon
– UN agency
...
carbon
and then sequester it into soil, creating a vast reservoir of
carbon
. But when soil is disturbed or degraded, trapped
carbon
and other greenhouse gases resulting from decay are re-released back...
27 Mar 2017
Warming earth threatens to release huge amounts of carbon – UN agency
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Water
Surviving India’s drought: ‘People have stopped expecting a decent life’
On June 5, it drizzled for about ten minutes over most of Marathwada in India’s western state of Maharashtra. That made headlines in the local media, because it was the first time since August 17, 201...
13 Jun 2019
Surviving India’s drought: ‘People have stopped expecting a decent life’
Opinion /
Lifestyle
Sustainable shopping: save the world, one chocolate at a time
...
carbon
footprint? The typical cocoa bean from the Asia-Pacific region is bought by the local representative of a global commodity trader. It is shipped to Singapore, or directly to Indonesia, which ha...
2 Apr 2018
Sustainable shopping: save the world, one chocolate at a time
Press Releases /
Blue Planet Environmental Solution Pte Ltd
Blue Planet announces strategic acquisition to achieve their end to end waste management vision in Asia
...
carbon
dioxide emission into the atmosphere. Making waste sustainable “Our collaboration with Rudra is the first step towards achieving the goal of creating practical and scalable solutions to...
10 Oct 2018
Blue Planet announces strategic acquisition to achieve their end to end waste management vision in Asia
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Policy & Finance
Red Cross plans to fight disasters with fast funding
A fund launched by the Red Cross aims to deliver life-saving humanitarian aid before rather than after floods, droughts and other natural hazards hit, so as to reduce damage and trauma in some of the ...
9 May 2018
Red Cross plans to fight disasters with fast funding
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Keeping faith in forests
...
carbon
embodied in leaves, branches, trunks, roots, and soil. Forests are also the only technology for
carbon
capture and storage to date that is safe, natural, proven, and cheap. Tropical forests alo...
3 Aug 2017
Keeping faith in forests
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Waste
World's biggest plastic polluters revealed
The world's most powerful consumer goods brand is also the biggest plastic polluter. Sugary drinks giant Coca-Cola, a company valued at US$56.4 billion, emerged as by far the most common brand in audi...
9 Oct 2018
World's biggest plastic polluters revealed
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Energy
Singapore's first e-commerce marketplace for energy powers up
...
carbon
offsets. Singapore began liberalising its energy market in 2001, when commercial and industrial consumers who use more than 2,000 kilowatt hours of electricity per month became eligible for 'c...
19 Jul 2017
Singapore's first e-commerce marketplace for energy powers up
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Energy
Mega-dam costs outweigh benefits, global building spree should end, say experts
Large hydroelectric dams are not worth the environmental and societal costs, and their benefits will continue to dwindle further as the climate changes, analysts argue. Hydroelectric power accounts fo...
30 Nov 2018
Mega-dam costs outweigh benefits, global building spree should end, say experts
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Energy
Listening to women's voices in Vietnam's energy debate
Vietnamese activist Khanh Nguy Thi knew early on that depending on coal to meet the country's growing demand for energy would be a disaster for its people and the environment. She also knew that liste...
8 May 2018
Listening to women's voices in Vietnam's energy debate
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Food & Agriculture
Do-good meat: Are investors only after their pound of flesh?
What do Bill Gates, Richard Branson and Leonardo DiCaprio all have in common? Aside from vast wealth and fame, all three are backing "alt- meat"—a fake meat they say has all the taste but none of the ...
1 Feb 2018
Do-good meat: Are investors only after their pound of flesh?
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Carbon & Climate
Carbon
law could make Paris promise a reality
...
carbon
neutral biofuels. And by 2040, crude oil will no longer be an energy source. Europe will be the first continent with zero
carbon
emissions, and by 2050, the entire global economy will be carbo...
3 Apr 2017
Carbon law could make Paris promise a reality
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Food & Agriculture
Indonesia forest-clearing ban is made permanent, amid protests
...
carbon
-rich primary forests — but not for secondary forests, defined under Indonesian law as those that have previously been logged to any extent. As a result, some parties are deliberately clearing a...
19 Aug 2019
Indonesia forest-clearing ban is made permanent, amid protests
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Climate change—A repressed challenge
...
carbon
emissions have remained virtually unchanged. However,
carbon
dioxide is a greenhouse gas that remains in the atmosphere for around 100 years. On behalf of future generations, we should be makin...
12 Oct 2017
Climate change—A repressed challenge
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Carbon & Climate
That climate hiatus: what’s really going on
...
carbon
dioxide levels in the atmosphere are permitted to double, then the average global temperatures could reach 4.5°C by the century’s end, or even up to 6°C. The debate may seem entirely academic, ...
21 Jul 2017
That climate hiatus: what’s really going on
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
The one item to pay attention to at COP 23
...
carbon
s and emissions from international flights from participating countries last year. The design and structure of the FD2018 was also until recently left unclear. The outgoing Moroccan and incoming...
27 Oct 2017
The one item to pay attention to at COP 23
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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
Opinion /
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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