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Carbon & Climate
Emissions are putting species in lethal danger
...
the
same time
the
y provide shelter for rich ecosystems and a source of income for tens of millions of people around
the
world. Climate zone shifting But
the
climate is changing.
The
region of
the
nort...
28 Aug 2015
Emissions are putting species in lethal danger
News /
Energy
Chernobyl marks 30 rancorous years
...
the
r disaster unfolding in
the
ruins of
the
plant, where
the
re has already been a partial meltdown of
the
reactor cores. So far,
the
re is no way of solving
the
problem of how to make
the
cores safe. H...
28 Apr 2016
Chernobyl marks 30 rancorous years
News /
Manufacturing
Data app pushes Chinese factories to cut pollution
...
the
winners at Skoll World Forum on Entrepreneurship "This is a clear sign of
the
political will of
the
central government to solve
the
environmental problem," he said. Using
the
data, Ma's Institute...
20 Apr 2015
Data app pushes Chinese factories to cut pollution
News /
Energy
Villagers in Nor
the
ast Thailand’s long fight against oil drilling
...
the
areas and
when
and what
the
y could do once
the
concessions are given away. At
the
same time, [
the
authorities] should also listen to
the
voices of
the
locals if
the
y would welcome
the
changes or n...
2 Dec 2015
Villagers in Northeast Thailand’s long fight against oil drilling
News /
Water
23 major reservoirs have deficient water levels; 18 are highly deficient
...
the
cumulative rainfall received by
the
country since June 1 was 12 per cent below
the
long period average.
The
long period average of
the
country is 89 cm (1951-2000). It is unlikely that
the
situati...
9 Sep 2015
23 major reservoirs have deficient water levels; 18 are highly deficient
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Climate justice and an end to fossil fuels:
The
Paris agreement won’t satisfy activists
...
The
slogans were “Flood
the
system” and “Connect
the
dots”. Flood
the
system is a reference to anti-capitalist protests during
the
peak of
the
financial crisis. Connecting
the
dots means recognising t...
15 Dec 2015
Climate justice and an end to fossil fuels: The Paris agreement won’t satisfy activists
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Could a basic income help poor countries?
...
the
question has been addressed primarily in advanced countries – and
the
figures do not look promising. Though Canada, Finland, and
the
Ne
the
rlands are reportedly now considering
the
idea of a basic ...
23 Jun 2016
Could a basic income help poor countries?
News /
Policy & Finance
Chinese banks face RMB 11 trillion environmental risk
...
The
study, launched at
the
People’s Bank of China Green Finance Committee’s annual conference in Beijing, put a value for
the
first time on
the
environmental costs associated with
the
RMB 10.3 trillio...
27 Apr 2016
Chinese banks face RMB 11 trillion environmental risk
News /
Carbon & Climate
S. Korea hit by worst winter yellow dust in 5 years
...
the
deserts in sou
the
rn Mongolia and nor
the
rn China where
the
dust mainly originates from as well as a strong northwesterly wind,
the
KMA said.
The
wea
the
r office forecast that
the
yellow dust will gr...
25 Feb 2015
S. Korea hit by worst winter yellow dust in 5 years
News /
Cities
New protocol could help build biodiverse cities
...
the
y’re right in
the
path of where new housing is being developed. “
The
problem is that
the
current approach in development is to offset
the
nature values that are lost – but you can’t offset nature t...
25 Nov 2015
New protocol could help build biodiverse cities
News /
Transport
Chengdu’s pollution is complicated by taxi apps
...
the
city, and owners may even nip out and do a couple of quick fares
when
the
y have some spare time. Drivers from surrounding county towns are also coming in to
the
city to get in on
the
act. Taxi dr...
19 Jul 2016
Chengdu’s pollution is complicated by taxi apps
News /
Lifestyle
World’s most expensive coffee often produced from caged, abused civets, study finds
...
the
animals in
the
ir cages,” he added. All of
the
caged civets had most likely been caught from
the
wild, and
the
n caged in
the
plantations to mass produce coffee on-site,
the
team found.
The
animals ...
25 May 2016
World’s most expensive coffee often produced from caged, abused civets, study finds
Opinion /
Green Buildings
Up, up and away: Greening elevator technology
...
the
device collects
the
energy utilised by
the
braking system that would have o
the
rwise been lost as heat energy.
The
energy is
the
n stored and channelled as electrical energy back to
the
building’s e...
24 Aug 2015
Up, up and away: Greening elevator technology
Opinion /
Corporate Responsibility
How not to connect your brand to a social cause
...
the
ir concerns raised in
the
ir comments. And even
when
the
y were called out for
the
ir generic replies,
the
brand continued responding unsympa
the
tically as a robot. With a potential partner on board ...
25 Apr 2016
How not to connect your brand to a social cause
News /
Water
India needs a national action plan soon to conserve sharks: scientists
...
the
past two decades,” says PU Zacharia,
the
head of
the
demersal fisheries division at CMFRI. He was one of
the
five members who prepared
the
document on sharks. An increase in
the
number and efficie...
21 Jul 2015
India needs a national action plan soon to conserve sharks: scientists
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Towards a more reflective planet
...
the
planet by increasing
the
reflectivity of
the
earth’s atmosphere – holds tremendous promise. Injecting syn
the
tic aerosols that reflect sunlight into
the
stratosphere, for example, could help counte...
20 Jun 2016
Towards a more reflective planet
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
The
climate question in EU-China talks
...
the
ir planned contributions to
the
global effort. While
the
re are some encouraging signs,
the
plans will almost certainly fall short of putting
the
world on
the
pathway to limiting
the
rise in global ...
25 Jun 2015
The climate question in EU-China talks
News /
Corporate Responsibility
Why sustainability standards are important for India’s growth
...
the
resources and clout to transform
the
ir operations and supply chains, smaller outfits may nei
the
r have
the
similar orientation or
the
resources.
The
se smaller enterprises can amplify
the
ir impact b...
21 Oct 2016
Why sustainability standards are important for India’s growth
News /
Food & Agriculture
Momentum ga
the
rs for international agreement to combat rogue fishing
...
the
only local country to have ratified
the
Agreement, but several o
the
rs are close to completing
the
process. "Many countries in
the
region have
the
will to address IUU fishing, but require
the
most ...
31 Jul 2015
Momentum gathers for international agreement to combat rogue fishing
Opinion /
Energy
Why cutting solar subsidies will speed up
the
clean energy revolution
...
the
country.
The
Germans keep on putting
the
m on
the
roofs of
the
ir homes, offices and factories.
The
same thing can happen in
the
UK. Even though
the
Germans are quite a bit more advanced than us w...
2 Sep 2015
Why cutting solar subsidies will speed up the clean energy revolution
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Water
Southeast Asia’s growth is getting thirstier – and businesses are taking notice
EB Studio
As industrialisation, digital infrastructure and climate pressures reshape demand, companies are being pushed to look beyond how much …
Southeast Asia’s growth is getting thirstier – and businesses are taking notice
News /
Water
‘Rivers do not stop at political boundaries’: Bhutan’s Princess on forests, water and Himalayan cooperation
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Bhutan’s decades-long conservation efforts, bolstered by Restore Bhutan’s goal of bringing 50,000 hectares of degraded landscapes back to …
‘Rivers do not stop at political boundaries’: Bhutan’s Princess on forests, water and Himalayan cooperation
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Who is responsible for Nepal’s tragedy?
The devastating floods in Nepal demonstrate what happens when reckless development puts climate-vulnerable communities in harm’s way.
Who is responsible for Nepal’s tragedy?
News /
Energy
Türkiye seeks global backing for ‘climate responsible AI’ at COP31
The voluntary Antalya Pledge asks governments and companies to disclose data centre energy use and shift to renewables, …
Türkiye seeks global backing for 'climate responsible AI' at COP31
News /
Energy
China is using AI to improve renewable efficiency. What can Southeast Asia learn?
The region must strengthen grids and clean energy capacity to incorporate AI for efficiency, experts say. But in …
China is using AI to improve renewable efficiency. What can Southeast Asia learn?
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
China’s electrification lead shows Asia why clean power alone is not enough
China’s experience shows that renewable generation, grid investment and flexible business demand must develop together for electrification to …
China’s electrification lead shows Asia why clean power alone is not enough
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