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Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Keeping the Paris Agreement’s climate technology promise

...the uptake of technological ‘hardware’. During the week following the TEC meeting, the CTCN’s Advisory Board met in Vienna. On the agenda were a host of matters including the CTCN’s linkages with the...

22 Apr 2016

Keeping the Paris Agreement’s climate technology promise

Press Releases / Ethical Team Ltd

Sustainable business can unlock at least US$12 trillion by 2030

...the top,’” said Jeremy Oppenheim, Programme Director of the Commission. “The faster CEOs and boards make the Global Goals their business goals, the better off the world and their com...

19 Jan 2017

Sustainable business can unlock at least US$12 trillion by 2030

News / Food & Agriculture

New map launched on company concessions in Indonesia

...the public track whether the fires are on palm oil, logging, wood fibre or coal mining concessions, and identify the companies who own the land. Users can also check if the land in question is forest ...

22 Mar 2016

New map launched on company concessions in Indonesia

Press Releases / Liquid Technologies International, Inc.

MoreMPG expanding its business into Japan, the biggest market in Asia

...the motor works and the transportation companies, and its effects, notably the fuel efficiency and the significant reduction of the emission gases have been firmly confirmed. Upon the detailed evalua...

3 Aug 2015

MoreMPG expanding its business into Japan, the biggest market in Asia

News / Carbon & Climate

Stern warns that humanity is at climate crossroads

...the plus side, there is now a much greater willingness to work towards a meaningful agreement on climate change. Generally, there is far more awareness of the urgency of the issue. China and the US ar...

22 Oct 2015

Stern warns that humanity is at climate crossroads

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Social protection is key to tackle Asia-Pacific’s inequality trap

...the shared growth that defined the rise of the ‘Asian Tigers’ in the 1960s, and more recent trends in other parts of the developing world, in particular Latin America, where income inequality has been...

21 Mar 2016

Social protection is key to tackle Asia-Pacific’s inequality trap

Opinion / None

Going dry: The Ganges river needs a new story

...the Ganga. The mythological idea of the Ganga is indeed more valued than the river itself." As the story goes, Ganga lived a happy life in the heavens. But when Sagara sent his 60,000 sons out to find...

6 May 2015

Going dry: The Ganges river needs a new story

News / Policy & Finance

Help at hand for countries desperately seeking climate cash

...They're looking for the same level of fiduciary responsibility and fiscal management as they ask of the Asian Development Bank," he said. High standards are needed to ensure the money is spent well an...

19 Feb 2016

Help at hand for countries desperately seeking climate cash

Opinion / Energy

Despite Shell’s about-face, interest in Arctic oil grows

...the Arctic could clearly have reached a hinge moment when it may conclusively shift in one direction or the other based on the outcome of the 2016 presidential election. Gaze on the Arctic A dramatic ...

30 Sep 2015

Despite Shell’s about-face, interest in Arctic oil grows

News / Water

Sharp drop in Sg Lebam dam water level, public advised to use water prudently

...the La Nina factor, the water level drop was also due to the wind direction which pushed away clouds, causing the lack of rainfall over the water catchment area. "The same problem occurs at other wate...

12 Aug 2015

Sharp drop in Sg Lebam dam water level, public advised to use water prudently

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

The climate pope

...the planetary scale, with the fundamental forces of nature – the water, carbon, and nitrogen cycles, the ice sheets, biodiversity, the oceans, and the forests. The changes were so profound, they sugge...

22 Jun 2015

The climate pope

News / Carbon & Climate

Heat of the night’s carbon threat

...the increasing ups and downs of this uptake is the tropic night. As the nights warmed by 0.6°C since 1959, the trees began to release more of the carbon dioxide that they took up in the daytime. The r...

12 Dec 2015

Heat of the night’s carbon threat

News / Energy

Homegrown solar firm Sunseap rides on global energy revolution

...their emissions. Solar energy, in particular, hogged the spotlight at the Paris summit. For example, solar associations from around the world launched the Global Solar Council at the event. This is th...

29 Jan 2016

Homegrown solar firm Sunseap rides on global energy revolution

News / Manufacturing

Sandblasting still being used in Chinese jean factories

...the label of Hollister inside the sandblasting unit at a factory in southern China. In another part of the factory, Al Jazeera found jeans with the labels American Eagle Outfitters and Abercrombie and...

12 Mar 2015

Sandblasting still being used in Chinese jean factories

News / Policy & Finance

GTFS yes to 188 green projects amounting to RM2.2 billion

...The further involvement of public and private finances will be crucial to leverage on this momentum and give traction to the growth of the green sector," he said at the opening of the Green Financing ...

9 Sep 2015

GTFS yes to 188 green projects amounting to RM2.2 billion

Videos / Energy

4 inspiring ideas to light the world

...ther with her brother, set up a social enterpise called SALt, or Sustainable Alternative Lighting, with the aim of lighting the homes of indigenous communities in the Philippines. The lamps are curren...

15 Feb 2016

4 inspiring ideas to light the world

News / Policy & Finance

Weakened rights language in Paris climate draft sparks alarm

...the two-week talks in Paris that some states - including Saudi Arabia, Norway and the United States - have been trying to weaken the presence of human rights in the climate deal. The removal of the re...

11 Dec 2015

Weakened rights language in Paris climate draft sparks alarm

News / Energy

NGT slams West Bengal’s Bakreshwar thermal plant for fly ash pollution

...the river bed before the monsoon season in June. The court found, however, that measures initiated by the plant were inadequate. “The court ordered (the) plant to remove ash from the river bed. The pl...

15 Jul 2015

NGT slams West Bengal’s Bakreshwar thermal plant for fly ash pollution

News / Policy & Finance

Moratoria beat certification to reduce deforestation for soy, palm oil, cattle

...the supply chain and setting stricter goals than the certification schemes. The two moratoria — the Soy Moratorium and the Cattle Agreement — involved large companies near the top of the supply chain...

15 Jul 2015

Moratoria beat certification to reduce deforestation for soy, palm oil, cattle

News / Energy

Al Gore urges Philippines to quit investing in coal

...the last decade of the 20th century. It has turned for the worst between 2000 and 2014, when the average annual rate of increase accelerated to 2.3 per cent. “Clearly, the development we saw these pas...

16 Mar 2016

Al Gore urges Philippines to quit investing in coal

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