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Policy & Finance
China needs to pave ‘One Belt One Road’ with green finance, say experts
...
the
countries eyed up for OBOR projects between
the
m account for over half of
the
world’s greenhouse gas emissions, according to
the
China Academy of Sciences. Xu Qinghua, deputy secretary of
the
Chi...
12 Jan 2016
China needs to pave ‘One Belt One Road’ with green finance, say experts
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Leave no refugee behind
...
the
r fled to
the
Hagadera refugee camp to escape
the
brutal conflict in Somalia. Her mo
the
r was born
the
re, and so was she. Nei
the
r of
the
m has set foot outside
the
five-square-mile (13 square kilomet...
12 Jan 2016
Leave no refugee behind
News /
Waste
Global call seeks end to plastic bags, even 'green' ones
...
the
ir recycling bins as
the
y could get tangled in
the
machines sorting
the
thrash. In
the
Philippines where a huge amount of this type of plastic is used and where ecological solid waste management re...
23 Jul 2015
Global call seeks end to plastic bags, even 'green' ones
Press Releases /
Asia Plantation Capital Pte Ltd
Fragrance Du Bois brings leading niche luxury fragrances to SE Asia
...
the
bestselling luxury fragrance brand in Russia and
the
Middle East, Xerjoff’s Oud perfumes have become
the
most popular fragrances at Harrods in
the
United Kingdom - arguably
the
world’s...
11 Jan 2016
Fragrance Du Bois brings leading niche luxury fragrances to SE Asia
News /
Energy
Commitment to end flaring is boost for climate talks
...
the
scheme, including
the
Islamic Development Bank,
the
African Development Bank, and
the
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Although
the
WB says many o
the
r countries and oil companies ...
30 Apr 2015
Commitment to end flaring is boost for climate talks
News /
Manufacturing
Gintech plans 350 MW solar cell production in Thailand
...
the
Thai Government has granted
the
venture "maximum support". No fur
the
r details were provided and
the
company was unavailable for immediate comment.
The
move has come on
the
back of falling prices f...
13 May 2015
Gintech plans 350 MW solar cell production in Thailand
News /
Water
2 dams close due to salt tide threat
...
the
city,
the
authorities said yesterday. A salt tide occurs
when
seawater flows into
the
mouth of
the
Yangtze River, usually between October to April,
when
discharge from
the
Yangtze is lower.
The
Pu...
23 Jan 2015
2 dams close due to salt tide threat
News /
Cities
Smart and sustainable: Getting it right
...
the
participants ga
the
red at
The
Halia at Singapore Botanic Gardens. Johan de Villiers, managing director of ABB in Singapore and Sou
the
ast Asia, added that
The
Ne
the
rlands made a similar decision wh...
22 Jul 2015
Smart and sustainable: Getting it right
News /
Policy & Finance
Hurricanes wreak economic havoc as world warms
...
the
path of destruction. But beyond that,
the
economists, who all have links to
the
Free University of Amsterdam in
the
Ne
the
rlands, see
the
fingerprint not of climate variability −
the
meteorological...
23 Oct 2015
Hurricanes wreak economic havoc as world warms
News /
Policy & Finance
Connie Hedegaard: Australia risks being left in coal quagmire
...
the
renewables industry since 2008. “During
the
time of crisis, and high unemployment,
the
se sectors proved
the
y have
the
potential to create jobs.” On how Australia can fill
the
hole left by
the
coal...
28 Aug 2015
Connie Hedegaard: Australia risks being left in coal quagmire
News /
Food & Agriculture
Consumer goods giants under fire for poor palm oil record
...
the
ir full supplier lists - something no o
the
r company on
the
scorecard has done - and
the
ir ability to trace palm oil back to
the
mill is lower than that of
the
ir competitors, said Greenpeace.
When
...
6 Mar 2016
Consumer goods giants under fire for poor palm oil record
News /
Water
Six years after cyclone, Bangladesh’s freshwater crisis intensifies
...
the
walk itself takes two hours,
the
25-year-old says she has to queue up for much of
the
day to get her turn at
the
tap. “We need around two hours to reach
the
water plant.
When
we reach
the
re, we ha...
20 Jul 2015
Six years after cyclone, Bangladesh’s freshwater crisis intensifies
News /
Water
100 companies get leak alert sensors in Shanghai
...
when
many people return home and cook -- will be asked to stagger consumption, said Gui Yi, director with
the
authority water saving department. "Monitoring can help
the
authority analyze
the
water co...
11 May 2015
100 companies get leak alert sensors in Shanghai
News /
Energy
Aboriginal-owned energy company one-upping Tesla
...
The
units can be supplied with an inbuilt wea
the
r station that will automatically close up
the
panels in
the
event of a severe wea
the
r hazard such as a cyclone.
The
AllGrid company is an alliance betw...
8 Jan 2016
Aboriginal-owned energy company one-upping Tesla
News /
Water
Cambodia deports activist leader...
the
n suspends controversial dam
...
the
108 megawatt Cheay Areng Dam in
the
Koh Kong province. But a day after deporting
the
activist, Cambodia's Prime Minister, Hun Sen, said
the
country would postpone
the
dam until after
the
next ele...
26 Feb 2015
Cambodia deports activist leader...then suspends controversial dam
News /
Carbon & Climate
Carbon emissions from Indonesia’s peat fires exceed emissions from entire US economy
...
The
y don’t include emissions from peat oxidation. Given
the
acreage of peatlands affected by fire, van der Werf said
the
findings shouldn’t be surprise. “No matter how astonishing
the
rate of
the
se em...
19 Oct 2015
Carbon emissions from Indonesia’s peat fires exceed emissions from entire US economy
News /
Food & Agriculture
A new business model for palm oil?
The
haze currently enveloping Sou
the
ast Asia has refocused
the
world’s attention on
the
perennial dilemma surrounding
the
palm oil industry:
The
world's most widely used vegetable oil, praised for its...
16 Oct 2015
A new business model for palm oil?
News /
Policy & Finance
Floods, storms and heat projected to cost SE Asia $34bln per year
...
the
four Sou
the
ast Asian countries of
the
lower Mekong River basin $34 billion per year, researchers say. Sou
the
ast Asia is one of
the
regions hardest hit by
the
impacts of climate change, such as flo...
24 Feb 2015
Floods, storms and heat projected to cost SE Asia $34bln per year
News /
Water
"Water wars are a myth" - expert says many govts eager to cooperate
...
the
Palestinian Territories over
the
Jordan River, which runs along
the
ir borders, she said. "This is
the
only platform where
the
se countries have met for
the
past couple of years." She said data shar...
25 Aug 2015
"Water wars are a myth" - expert says many govts eager to cooperate
News /
Carbon & Climate
Climate change could treble risks for marine life
...
The
scientists used
the
past as a guide to
the
present and to future change.
The
y compared
the
distribution of species now with what
the
fossil record showed for
the
mid-Pliocene epoch about three mi...
5 Jun 2015
Climate change could treble risks for marine life
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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
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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
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
News /
Manufacturing
After EU deforestation exemption, leather industry seeks to rebuild trust
In July, the European Commission confirmed leather’s exclusion from the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) — this week, the …
After EU deforestation exemption, leather industry seeks to rebuild trust
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