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Person protesting against fossil fuel energy stations at COP23

Opinion / Policy & Finance

4 reasons for countries to enhance their NDCs by 2020

The Paris Agreement was widely hailed for drawing all nations together to tackle climate change, based on bottom-up contributions that will be reviewed and strengthened over time. These contributions ...

10 Nov 2017

4 reasons for countries to enhance their NDCs by 2020

News / Policy & Finance

Are China's energy investments in Africa green enough?

...carbon compared to natural gas or coal-fired power but it produces more greenhouse gases than wind and solar), it has signalled at previous FOCAC summits the need to mitigate climate change in its inv...

4 Sep 2018

Are China's energy investments in Africa green enough?

News / Policy & Finance

UN: Ignore Trump on climate

...carbon dioxide” or “climate change” in its 48 pages. Rachel Cleetus, lead economist and climate policy manager of the Union of Concerned Scientists, describes this as “stunning” in its ignorance. “Thi...

19 Oct 2017

UN: Ignore Trump on climate

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Time to think green in financing, too

...carbon dioxide to the atmosphere than the total sum of smoke-belching cars and trucks on the world’s roads. At the heart of much deforestation and depletion of natural resources is the fast pace of en...

30 Nov 2017

Time to think green in financing, too

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Australia is the worst in the world when it comes to climate action

Last month the SDG Index and dashboard report ‘Global Responsibilities: Implementing the Goals’ was released, a comprehensive review of UN member states and their progress towards the Sustainable Deve...

7 Aug 2018

Australia is the worst in the world when it comes to climate action

Opinion / Green Buildings

Green buildings, Singapore’s natural ally in climate change fight

...carbon emissions generated by these sectors are contributing to climate change and changing Singapore’s ecosystem’s natural processes, at an increasingly alarming rate. The global fight against climat...

7 Nov 2017

Green buildings, Singapore’s natural ally in climate change fight

News / Energy

Cities must lead the clean energy drive, says report

...carbon emissions — shift to cleaner cooking fuels such as liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), install renewable energy systems like solar panels and introduce building energy efficiency codes and appliance...

25 Sep 2017

Cities must lead the clean energy drive, says report

News / Carbon & Climate

Trump border wall puts wildlife at risk, say experts

Rurik List began studying wildlife south of the U.S.-Mexico border in 1994, doing research in the expansive grasslands of the Janos Valley in the Mexican state of Chihuahua. Back then, the internation...

13 Feb 2018

Trump border wall puts wildlife at risk, say experts

News / Water

Stark warning on health of oceans

...carbon dioxide. Marine algae, like plants on land, must have a source of nitrogen to build the tissue that larger animals eat and digest. The cyanobacteria tested in the laboratory tank are believed t...

4 May 2017

Stark warning on health of oceans

News / Carbon & Climate

Vast carbon sink found in Congo basin

...carbon? What role do fungi have in the uptake of carbon in the soil? And why are the world’s fjordlands so important as carbon reservoirs? So the Congo basin discovery adds a new dimension to the calc...

16 Jan 2017

Vast carbon sink found in Congo basin

Opinion / Energy

The changing face of electricity in Malaysia

Thomas Edison, founder of the Edison Electric Light Company in New York City, once said: “We will make electricity so cheap that only the rich will burn candles.” A hundred years later, those words ha...

7 May 2018

The changing face of electricity in Malaysia

News / Carbon & Climate

Empathy will help the world change course on climate change

Small actions can have a big impact and individuals must believe in their ability to make a difference in the fight against climate change, said experts at the launch of Eco-Business’ film and photogr...

6 Jun 2018

Empathy will help the world change course on climate change

News / Policy & Finance

Eleven global banks partner with UN to make financial markets more climate transparent

...carbon and climate-resilient future,” he added. In the news release, UNEP noted that increasing the amount of reliable information on financial institutions’ exposure to climate-related risks and oppo...

12 Jul 2017

Eleven global banks partner with UN to make financial markets more climate transparent

News / Carbon & Climate

Two climate extremes: flooded cities, dry rural areas

...carbon pollution while increasing the resources available to urban and rural populations alike to adapt to the changes they are facing.” Bradshaw says there is insufficient funding flowing from rich...

29 Aug 2017

Two climate extremes: flooded cities, dry rural areas

Nam Gnouang Dam on a tributary of the Nam Theun River in Laos

Opinion / Energy

The Laos disaster reminds us that local people are too often victims of dam development

On July 22, the Xepian-Xe Nam Noy hydropower dam under construction in Laos’ Attapeu Province collapsed. Flash flooding inundated eight villages, killing at least 29 people and leaving 131 officially ...

1 Aug 2018

The Laos disaster reminds us that local people are too often victims of dam development

Press Releases / CBL Markets

Record trading month for CBL markets with relaunch of voluntary carbon

...Carbon Registry support relaunch of voluntary carbon products on new technology platform Record trading month in December with over 2.6m tonnes of voluntary carbon offsets transacted CBL Markets, ...

16 Jan 2017

Record trading month for CBL markets with relaunch of voluntary carbon

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

What climate change means for fungi and food safety

We live in a world of fungus. This includes ones like yeasts, mushrooms and antibiotic producers that we benefit from and many others like athlete's foot and moulds in plants and foods that we don't b...

27 Aug 2018

What climate change means for fungi and food safety

News / Transport

Climate change promises rough ride for airlines

...carbon dioxide ratios in the atmosphere double − as they could this century, unless drastic action is taken to reduce emissions. Light turbulence will increase by 59 per cent, light to moderate by 75 ...

19 Apr 2017

Climate change promises rough ride for airlines

News / Carbon & Climate

What's behind this summer's extreme weather?

This summer will be remembered for its record-breaking heatwaves and other extreme weather events around the world that have resulted in thousands of deaths. For some people, it’s also the moment they...

31 Jul 2018

What's behind this summer's extreme weather?

News / Food & Agriculture

GMO crops could expect a brighter future

...carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and much higher temperatures where soya currently grows. Scientists expect that plants will grow better with more atmospheric CO2, since they need it for photosynthesi...

30 May 2017

GMO crops could expect a brighter future