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News /
Carbon & Climate
Temperatures soar to danger point for sun-loving creatures
...
the
tropics. “Ecto
the
rms are very much at
the
mercy of
the
ir environments,” Dr Gunderson says. “Now we see that
the
ir ability to acclimate to hotter temperatures is unlikely to keep
the
m in
the
game. ...
17 Jun 2015
Temperatures soar to danger point for sun-loving creatures
News /
Corporate Responsibility
The
rise of global citizenship reports
...
when
the
y procure goods and services. This has had a ripple effect all
the
way through
the
supply chain, she said. “More and more companies throughout
the
value chain are reporting on
the
ir ESG data,...
2 Jun 2016
The rise of global citizenship reports
News /
Corporate Responsibility
Malaysia could champion CSR in Asean: minister
...
the
ir welcome remarks,
the
Ambassadors of Sweden, Canada, Japan and
the
UK expressed
the
ir commitment to supporting responsible businesses in Asean.
The
y are also
the
funders of CSR and Responsible Bu...
30 Oct 2015
Malaysia could champion CSR in Asean: minister
Opinion /
Energy
Making data centres more energy-efficient with solar power
...
the
long run. Data centres are among
the
top of
the
list
when
it comes to industries with
the
world’s highest levels of energy consumption. To address energy concerns in data centres, solar energy is ...
6 May 2016
Making data centres more energy-efficient with solar power
News /
Carbon & Climate
Warming linked to spread of zika virus
...
the
se factors,
the
drought of 2015, which affected both
the
semi-arid zone of
the
Nor
the
ast and
the
urban conglomerations of
the
Sou
the
ast, caused severe water shortages and led to a big increase in t...
8 Feb 2016
Warming linked to spread of zika virus
News /
Carbon & Climate
Shanghai’s sprawling industrial base will have to shoulder CO2 cuts
...
the
city reduce
the
rate of increase in CO2 emissions in households and offices. But
the
city’s rate of growth (since
the
start of
the
century its population has grown 50 per cent to 24 million) will ...
5 May 2016
Shanghai’s sprawling industrial base will have to shoulder CO2 cuts
News /
Policy & Finance
Cambodian villagers block Chinese developer from clearing grazing land
...
the
ir land, according to
the
Phnom Penh Post.
The
villagers said
the
y decided to hold
the
ceremony after having nearly exhausted
the
ir avenues for justice through Cambodia’s court system and because t...
26 Jun 2015
Cambodian villagers block Chinese developer from clearing grazing land
News /
Green Buildings
What Melbourne learned cutting emissions from ‘1200 Buildings’
...
the
building owner, a bank and
the
city.
The
bank loans
the
upfront money for
the
energy upgrades.
The
payback flows through
the
city via property taxes on
the
building. This allows building owners to...
13 Oct 2015
What Melbourne learned cutting emissions from ‘1200 Buildings’
Opinion /
Cities
Smart cities need smart IT architecture
...
the
world for companies prepared to invest. Across all
the
se initiatives,
the
key to unlocking
the
potential of a smart city lies in
the
merging of
the
physical and digital worlds,
the
combination of ...
8 Mar 2016
Smart cities need smart IT architecture
Press Releases /
CommScope
Standard Chartered saves energy costs, improves sustainability through CommScope’s Redwood Platform
...
the
occupancy of
the
building as well as o
the
r building systems. For example, Standard Chartered uses
the
sensors to turn audio-visual systems on and off in certain conference rooms at
The
Forum.
The
...
7 Aug 2015
Standard Chartered saves energy costs, improves sustainability through CommScope’s Redwood Platform
News /
Energy
China mulls inland nuclear power plant building
...
the
r
the
country should build inland nuclear power plants.
The
topic has aroused fierce debate. China Nuclear Energy Association has released a research report about
the
environmental security of inla...
27 Apr 2015
China mulls inland nuclear power plant building
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
2015: One turning point for
the
planet?
...
the
Pope has no business speaking outside religion. Whe
the
r
the
y like it or not,
the
re is no doubt that his letter - following
the
tradition of those by his predecessors on
the
issues of
the
ir time - ...
8 Jul 2015
2015: One turning point for the planet?
News /
Energy
Framework on energy resilience eyed during APEC Cebu meetings
...
the
Asia-Pacific region that affected energy sources, such as
the
bushfires in Australia, flooding in
the
Andean Cusco region of Sou
the
rn Peru, winter wea
the
r that hit Tennessee in
the
US last Februar...
19 Aug 2015
Framework on energy resilience eyed during APEC Cebu meetings
Opinion /
Energy
How does big data help sustainability campaigns?
...
when
it comes to sustainability and cleantech.
The
main goal of
the
cleantech industry is to, via
the
promotion of technology, assist in
the
creation of a sustainable environment. Whe
the
r
the
aim is i...
6 Aug 2015
How does big data help sustainability campaigns?
News /
Carbon & Climate
India blames heatwave deaths on climate change
...
the
re is no connection between
the
unusual number of deaths from
the
ongoing heatwave and
the
certainty of ano
the
r failed monsoon.” Dr Vardhan said that May’s heatwave, followed by
the
delay to
the
st...
23 Jun 2015
India blames heatwave deaths on climate change
News /
Transport
Beijing to resume odd-even car ban during heavy pollution
...
When
air quality reaches
the
level of orange,
the
second highest alert level in China, or is closer to
the
highest red level,
the
policy will be implemented. Accordingly,
the
license plate number of c...
6 Jul 2015
Beijing to resume odd-even car ban during heavy pollution
News /
Policy & Finance
Ambitious climate change agreement in sight: Fabius
...
the
m to
the
point where
the
y turn
the
corner and begin to decrease," Figueres said. However, Swedish officials said
the
last leg of
the
negotiations are likely to go down to
the
final moments with fin...
11 Nov 2015
Ambitious climate change agreement in sight: Fabius
News /
Green Buildings
Putting brains into buildings
...
the
air-conditioning at 4.30pm.” This prevents unnecessary use of
the
air-conditioning system for that part of
the
building, reducing
the
company’s energy use and costs and helping
the
environment. Th...
21 Jun 2016
Putting brains into buildings
News /
Transport
Hainan Airlines makes nation’s first biofuel-powered passenger flight
...
the
flight's pilot, said after landing. Luo Chen, a female passenger on
the
plane, told
the
Global Times on Saturday that she was told by
the
pilot
when
boarding
the
airplane that
the
flight would us...
30 Mar 2015
Hainan Airlines makes nation’s first biofuel-powered passenger flight
Videos /
Corporate Responsibility
Watch now: Sustainability reporting made simple
...
the
world now recognise
the
importance of corporate responsibility. For one thing, investment companies and financial institutions globally are starting to scrutinise
the
ir investments and how
the
y mi...
24 Jun 2015
Watch now: Sustainability reporting made simple
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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
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?
News /
Carbon & Climate
Record ocean heat persists for 100 days as El Niño intensifies
Data indicates that the global ocean sustained 100 consecutive days of record heat between 2 June and 10 …
Record ocean heat persists for 100 days as El Niño intensifies
News /
Carbon & Climate
UNEP warns of a 1.5°C overshoot. Philippine fishers are already paying the price
The world may eventually bring temperatures back below the Paris threshold, but fishers in Eastern Samar are already …
UNEP warns of a 1.5°C overshoot. Philippine fishers are already paying the price
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