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News / Carbon & Climate

Holiday fireworks means drastic PM2.5 spike

...the density of sulfur dioxide and PM2.5, the major airborne pollutants," Li said. The windless weather will hold pollutants in the city for a longer time, making the air all the worse, she said. Air p...

17 Feb 2015

Holiday fireworks means drastic PM2.5 spike

News / Carbon & Climate

Greenhouse gas-guzzlers spurn extra carbon dioxide

...the responses of theforests and arid lands are vital factors, the big players could be the creatures hardly anyone ever sees: the fungi and tiny fauna in the soil beneath the trees, and of course th...

2 Jul 2015

Greenhouse gas-guzzlers spurn extra carbon dioxide

News / Water

Aerofloat: Small footprint, big impact

...These air bubbles are mixed with the wastewater containing the coagulated pollutants and floats them to the surface. Mechanical scrapers then remove the floated pollutants from the top of the water. T...

14 Jan 2016

Aerofloat: Small footprint, big impact

A child in Leyte Philippines, aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan

Videos / Policy & Finance

Loss and damage, here and now

...the risk. For such events, the best way out is to teach the affected population how to handle them and how to live them, says the report. Researchers have often been surprised by the depth of traditio...

14 Jul 2016

Loss and damage, here and now

News / Carbon & Climate

Hazy new year: Southeast Asia set to suffer for months as Indonesia fails to douse fires

...then until December and may hinder efforts to control the fires. Indonesia's national disaster management agency has made several forecasts for when the forest fires will be brought under control, man...

21 Oct 2015

Hazy new year: Southeast Asia set to suffer for months as Indonesia fails to douse fires

News / Carbon & Climate

Tension heats up as Paris talks enter home stretch

...the Fund in the three years through 2012. The figure then rose to US$62 billion by the end of 2014. The European Union said that it is “open to the continuation of the $100 billion goal beyond 2020, ...

11 Dec 2015

Tension heats up as Paris talks enter home stretch

Press Releases / Singapore Environment Council

Recycling hits new heights with entry in Singapore Book of Records

...the schools these children come from, this event and other subtle reminders of the 3R – Recycle, Reuse, Reduce, will resonate within them, and they will accept the 3Rs as a lifestyle, rather th...

29 Sep 2015

Recycling hits new heights with entry in Singapore Book of Records

Opinion / Corporate Responsibility

Enter the Chief Stretch Officer

...the meeting end up blowing a collective fuse. They throw the proverbial bucket of icy water. For them, the global pressure cooker pictured during the board meeting is the future they must live in. The...

2 Jun 2015

Enter the Chief Stretch Officer

News / Carbon & Climate

NASA photo reveals Asia’s choking haze

...the extent of haze currently blanketing much of Southeast Asia. The photo captures plumes of smoke emerging from fires burning in the peatlands of Sumatra and Indonesian Borneo. The smoke blows west i...

1 Oct 2015

NASA photo reveals Asia’s choking haze

Press Releases / Organic Monitor

Sustainability Summit tackles metrics, ingredients and labels

...the first time, the North American summit will look at the practical use of metrics to help cosmetic and ingredient firms on the green journey. With growing pressure on the cosmetics industry to redu...

29 Feb 2016

Sustainability Summit tackles metrics, ingredients and labels

News / Energy

Private dam builders back out of Brahmaputra dams

...the period between 2005 and 2010, the demand for electricity was high. There was no risk for the private companies. The financial risk was borne by the government and the environmental risk by the loc...

29 Feb 2016

Private dam builders back out of Brahmaputra dams

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Climate hypocrisy: JP Morgan's empty promises on coal

...thermore, it is on the frontlines of suffering from climate change, which Filipinos know of first-hand and experience year-round. Imagine the surprise of the European bankers when they heard from thei...

28 Mar 2016

Climate hypocrisy: JP Morgan's empty promises on coal

News / Energy

Disruptive ideas for a brighter solar outlook

...the energy system when a car is parked and connected to the grid, he explained. In such a system, owners of EVs could be paid by grid operators for the energy they provide to the grid, or renting out...

14 Apr 2015

Disruptive ideas for a brighter solar outlook

News / Corporate Responsibility

Which are the world’s most controversial companies?

...the company of unfairly disrupting the market and undermining their livelihoods. Other notable firms featured in the index included German car giant Volkswagen in eighth place, and the international f...

28 Jan 2016

Which are the world’s most controversial companies?

Press Releases / Greenpeace Southeast Asia

Hazardous chemicals found in many outdoor clothing brands

...The North Face and Mammut are not walking their talk of love and respect for nature when it comes to the chemicals they use in the production chain. Together with the outdoor community, we challenge t...

28 Jan 2016

Hazardous chemicals found in many outdoor clothing brands

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate change boosted Australia’s 2010 floods

...the Indian Ocean and the western Pacific were high, and the air became saturated with moisture. When the clouds billowed over Queensland, they deposited so much water that 35 people died, 28,000 homes...

23 Nov 2015

Climate change boosted Australia’s 2010 floods

Opinion / Energy

Homegrown energy security for Europe

...The EU’s struggle to devise coherent political and economic strategies to confront the challenges posed by Russian aggression in Ukraine and the inferno in the Middle East is a case in point. The Unit...

27 Jan 2016

Homegrown energy security for Europe

News / Transport

Solar Impulse plane set for epic global flight

...when the men have to cross the Pacific and the Atlantic. The slow speed of their prop-driven plane means these legs will take several days and nights of non-stop flying to complete. Piccard and Borsch...

9 Mar 2015

Solar Impulse plane set for epic global flight

News / Energy

RE100 companies half of the way to 100 per cent renewable electricity goals: annual report

...the Information and Communication Technology sector are closest to reaching their 100 per cent renewable electricity goals (on average they are 64 per cent of the way there). Taking into account compa...

26 Jan 2016

RE100 companies half of the way to 100 per cent renewable electricity goals: annual report

News / Lifestyle

Zero hunger? UN leads with landfill salad and recycled food

When the United Nations hosted a high-level lunch for visiting world leaders at the UN dining room during the General Assembly sessions last September, they were in for an unexpected surprise. The lun...

26 Jan 2016

Zero hunger? UN leads with landfill salad and recycled food