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News / Energy

Australia: Stars aligning for RET compromise

...when it is required on the grid, rather that at night when wind is often the most productive; and solar’s enhanced reliability when compared with wind. “It will be a battle of the PPAs between the two...

5 May 2015

Australia: Stars aligning for RET compromise

Press Releases / Aquatech Global Events

Access the Chinese water market at Aquatech China 2016

...them to respond to the tightening controls on the amount of water they can use in relation to the economic value they add. A platform for access The Aquatech China exhibition offers an ideal opportu...

4 Mar 2016

Access the Chinese water market at Aquatech China 2016

News / Food & Agriculture

GM crops can thrive as climate warms

...the University of Illinois report in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B on their experiments with an enzyme that can determine the rate of photosynthesis − the way that plants use light to...

5 Apr 2016

GM crops can thrive as climate warms

News / Food & Agriculture

Broken promises: Communities on Philippine island take on palm oil companies

...the Philippines that lies midway between the rest of the archipelago and Borneo. The great beauty and biological value of the island was validated in 1990 when the United Nations Educational, Scientif...

26 Oct 2015

Broken promises: Communities on Philippine island take on palm oil companies

Opinion / Water

A fish called development

...ther with the EU’s contribution to improve transparency and reporting – giving new momentum to the effort. Among the initiatives being put forward in advance of the Nairobi meeting is the so-called “N...

5 Oct 2015

A fish called development

Green Climate Fund implementation in Germany

News / Carbon & Climate

Green Climate Fund seeks new director, more ambitious projects

...when the fund's first director, Héla Cheikhrouhou, finishes her term in September, the chairs of its board said. At a meeting in Korea this week, the board of the $10-billion fund - set up under U.N. ...

1 Jul 2016

Green Climate Fund seeks new director, more ambitious projects

News / Transport

Regional transport deal raises pollution fears in Bangladesh

...these significant challenges before them, the Bangladeshis are taking another hard look at the new motor vehicle agreement. Inspired by their Bhutanese counterparts, they may just tweak the agreement ...

27 Jul 2016

Regional transport deal raises pollution fears in Bangladesh

News / Carbon & Climate

The world’s new climate bogeyman stalks UN talks

...the details of the Paris Agreement agreed last December, and refined a “rulebook” on how the pact will be implemented. Yet outside the confines of the talks agenda, the prospect that the US elections...

2 Jun 2016

The world’s new climate bogeyman stalks UN talks

News / Energy

China: 110 nuclear reactors to be operational by 2030

...the country will reach 88 gigawatts by the end of 2020, according to estimates in the draft 13th Five-Year Plan (2016-20) for the power industry. According to the draft plan, China will set aside 500 ...

4 Dec 2015

China: 110 nuclear reactors to be operational by 2030

Press Releases / Organic Monitor

Sustainable foods summit Europe and Latin America: Major outcomes

...the Sustainable Foods Summit: “With the growing complexity of sustainability, there is no silver bullet to solve many of these issues.” An update was given on eco-labels in the food indus...

25 Jul 2016

Sustainable foods summit Europe and Latin America: Major outcomes

News / Energy

Germany overhauls its flagship energy policy

...these are the coordinates for the next phase of the energy transition.” With the reform, the government reiterates previously set goals to increase the share of renewable electricity to 40-45 per cent...

28 Jun 2016

Germany overhauls its flagship energy policy

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

Livestock and sustainable development do mix

...the 2030 agenda for sustainable development — given that the livestock sector’s carbon emissions are equal to those from all the road vehicles in the world. But aren’t we oversimplifying the role the ...

30 May 2016

Livestock and sustainable development do mix

News / Green Buildings

The hidden health benefits of green buildings

...the costs associated with it relate to company spending on the people who work within it rather than energy and maintenance, said Mandyck, And yet, when a firm is assessing the payback period for inve...

31 Mar 2016

The hidden health benefits of green buildings

News / Food & Agriculture

Champions wage war on wasted food

...the world. They plan to inspire others to act chiefly through “leading by example”, and some of them at least have a record of progress on the problem. The FAO puts the global impact of lost and waste...

25 Jan 2016

Champions wage war on wasted food

Press Releases / Ronser Bio-Tech Berhad

Malaysia: Biological system set to improve sewage treatment

...the effluent tested even better than the river water and the treatment process is also much faster due to quick reaction of the highly concentrated bacteria used. “The waste produce could also ...

13 Oct 2015

Malaysia: Biological system set to improve sewage treatment

News / Carbon & Climate

In Pictures: Citizens march for climate

...their support for a universal agreement. A climate protest gathering in Paris on Sunday. Image: CFACT Ed In Paris, citizens placed their shoes at the Place de la Republique on Sunday as a form of p...

1 Dec 2015

In Pictures: Citizens march for climate

News / Water

Do you know the true cost of water?

...their business. Meanwhile, many countries and companies do not actually know the true cost of the water they use and the risks to which they are exposed. Veolia Water Technologies, the 2.3 billion eu...

1 Sep 2015

Do you know the true cost of water?

News / Water

Coal is parching the planet as well as cooking it, says new report

...the basic needs of 1.2 billion people. “The coal industry’s effects on water-deficient areas in the near future poses the most serious threat to water security around the world,” said the report, whic...

30 Mar 2016

Coal is parching the planet as well as cooking it, says new report

News / Transport

Boosting EVs with cloud power

...them even when travelling long distances, he adds. ABB has integrated cloud connectivity and services into its chargers since it began making them in the early 2010s to address these challenges. For e...

17 Dec 2015

Boosting EVs with cloud power

News / Food & Agriculture

Malaysia, Indonesia set up palm oil council

...the palm oil production, would invite other producing countries to join the council. He said the council would help stabilise the price and boost cooperation in the downstream sector. "The council wil...

12 Oct 2015

Malaysia, Indonesia set up palm oil council