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News / Carbon & Climate

Climate change means more fear, less fun for global middle class: UBS

...the richest of countries," the report said. The largest cities are home to nearly a quarter of the global population and generate around half of global GDP, the report said. “ The middle class has tw...

13 Jan 2016

Climate change means more fear, less fun for global middle class: UBS

News / Carbon & Climate

Overheating Earth staggers into Last Chance Saloon

...the opportunity for countries to strengthen the ambition of their emissions cuts after the summit.” Professor Samuel Fankhauser, co-director of the Grantham Institute and co-author of the study, says:...

2 Jun 2015

Overheating Earth staggers into Last Chance Saloon

News / Carbon & Climate

Record torrential rainfall linked to warming climate

...The team says there is a simple scientific explanation for what they report. They compared their findings with existing knowledge about how much more water the atmosphere can store when temperatures r...

14 Jul 2015

Record torrential rainfall linked to warming climate

News / Water

Sri Lanka to harness wasted rainwater for crops, power

...the 1970s in the form of the Mahaweli Development Programme, which covered the country's central hills and some of the north. The idea was to use the waters of the Mahaweli River, the longest in the c...

24 Jul 2015

Sri Lanka to harness wasted rainwater for crops, power

News / Policy & Finance

Green Climate Fund clears way for $2.5 bln funding challenge

...the pace of approving new projects. “ It is important that we are getting the money out, but I am not quite sure whether reaching the ‘2.5’ deadline on the dot is important. Liane Schalatek of the He...

14 Mar 2016

Green Climate Fund clears way for $2.5 bln funding challenge

News / Water

Lee Kuan Yew: The architect of Singapore's water story

...when then-Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong debuted Newater, the country's brand of high-grade recycled drinking water, to the nation. The idea for it dates back to the 1970s, when Singapore’s engineers th...

25 Mar 2015

Lee Kuan Yew: The architect of Singapore's water story

News / Food & Agriculture

Indonesia gets tough on companies responsible for haze

...the names of firms which were suspected to be responsible. This sharply contrasts the government reaction to the haze crisis in 2013, when the PSI in Singapore hit a record high of 401. At the time, a...

23 Sep 2015

Indonesia gets tough on companies responsible for haze

News / Policy & Finance

NZ businesses calls for government leadership on sustainability

...the return on investment it would have if the price had stayed the same or gone up. Another from the transport industry said, “There’s been a definite drop off in carbon [management]. The peak was 200...

23 Jul 2015

NZ businesses calls for government leadership on sustainability

News / Green Buildings

The trickle down effect in green buildings hasn’t worked, time to move on

...the industry, for all the conferences and for all the conversations, we have singularly failed to shift the entire industry.” At the top of the market, Palmer said, the story was entirely different. “...

25 Jul 2016

The trickle down effect in green buildings hasn’t worked, time to move on

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate is the culprit for Chennai floods, says India

...ther events such as the one that has ravaged Chennai. The scale of the devastation has been vast after rivers and lakes broke their banks when rain three times more than the usual figure fell in the d...

7 Dec 2015

Climate is the culprit for Chennai floods, says India

News / Food & Agriculture

RM53 million allocated for oil palm smallholders to get certification

...the MSPO, smallholders would not encounter problems when selling their produce after getting the certification. "We want smallholders to gain recognition, but the cost of getting the MSPO is rather hi...

4 Aug 2015

RM53 million allocated for oil palm smallholders to get certification

Videos / Manufacturing

Four things to know about the circular economy

...the way they use things, going down to the level of making them redefine their relationships with products. It poses a new question to consumers: rather than owning products, can they explore the poss...

27 Apr 2015

Four things to know about the circular economy

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Costs of climate change will cut growth and create conflict

...the middle class as they are forced to face their own remediation costs. Most of the global middle class lives in Southeast Asia and the region that has experienced the fastest urban population growth...

25 Jan 2016

Costs of climate change will cut growth and create conflict

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

The nutritional security imperative

...the cycle may continue. The problems in the developing world are not only because of malnutrition, gender discrimination, poor health education, and literacy, they also reflect other public health fac...

29 Oct 2015

The nutritional security imperative

Opinion / Energy

Is oil becoming stranded?

...ther members of the OPEC cartel. This time, the thinking goes, Saudi Arabia is doing the same in response to its loss of market share to shale-oil production in the United States. But there is another...

10 Feb 2016

Is oil becoming stranded?

News / Waste

Clearing the way to a waste-free Singapore

...the chute door in their homes, to indicate whether they are throwing away recyclables or rubbish, before they can open the door. A mechanism in the retrofitted chute system would then guide the recycl...

29 Jun 2016

Clearing the way to a waste-free Singapore

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

India's monsoon: A billion-person question

...ther unknowns include doubts about the formation of deep depressions out at sea, and questions of how declining snow cover in the Himalayas might affect the northern reach of the summer rains. It is s...

11 Aug 2015

India's monsoon: A billion-person question

Press Releases / BERNAMA Media Relations and Event Management (MREM)

Tropicana collaborates with Panasonic group

...the face of their visitors without the need of opening the door. The Panasonic security systems are connected to the smartphone to monitor the status of your home remotely even when you are out of the...

28 Jun 2016

Tropicana collaborates with Panasonic group

News / Policy & Finance

World took step towards greener GDP in 2014; more needed: PwC

...the 1990s, when inefficient Soviet-style factories were shut in the east after reunification, decarbonisation rates were only about 3 per cent a year, the report said. "You need revolutions in the ene...

12 Oct 2015

World took step towards greener GDP in 2014; more needed: PwC

News / Manufacturing

EU nations agree to ban toxic chemical in textiles

...the EU. The Guardian states that a report by Denmark’s environment agency found high concentrations of these chemicals in clothes manufactured in China and in brightly coloured clothes. The EU has res...

23 Jul 2015

EU nations agree to ban toxic chemical in textiles