English

English
简体中文
Bahasa Indonesia
Bahasa Malaysia

Publish with us

Show all news, opinion, videos and press releases matching →

About Eco-Business

Topics

Regions

Sustainable Development Goals

Series

Asia Pacific‘s leading platform for sustainable development

Subscribe to our newsletters

News & Opinion
EB Studio
Press Releases
Events
Intelligence
Training
Advertise
About Us
More+

Edition

International
Asia Pacific
China
USA
Europe

News & Opinion
EB Studio
Press Releases
Events
Intelligence
Training
Advertise
About Us

Eco-Business

Edition

Search Eco-Business

Language
English
简体中文
Bahasa Indonesia
Bahasa Malaysia

Edition
International
Asia Pacific
China
USA
Europe

Sections
Home
News & Opinion
Press Releases
Events
EB Studio
Intelligence
Training
Advertise
Podcasts
Videos
About Us
Contact Us
Sustainable Development Goals
Regions
- Australia
- China
- Europe
- Hong Kong
- India
- Indonesia
- Japan
- Malaysia
- Philippines
- Singapore
- Thailand

Subscribe
Eco-Business subscriptions
Newsletters
EB Enterprise

Follow Us
Linkedin
Instagram
YouTube
Telegram
Facebook
X
RSS

Happening soon
Unlocking capital for sustainability 2026 – Hong Kong
All Eco–Business events →

Search Results

Sort by

Relevance Date

Showing results 9421–9440 of 10000

News / Carbon & Climate

Center for Philippine Biodiversity Journalism launched

...the country’s natural resources before they disappear.” On the other hand, PNEJ President Imelda Abano said: “The science of biodiversity has not been mainstreamed in the Philippines.” Despite the inc...

16 Jul 2015

Center for Philippine Biodiversity Journalism launched

News / Lifestyle

Q&A: Body Shop concocts new formula for making money while protecting the planet

...the planet flourish. The way we are approaching it is, how can we source our ingredients in a way that respects the biodiversity of the location we buy them from? I want to either maintain or enrich t...

17 Feb 2016

Q&A: Body Shop concocts new formula for making money while protecting the planet

News / Carbon & Climate

Hebei’s war on pollution starts to show results, but huge task remains

...the German Energy Agency in October 2014 laid the path for further improvements later, which will be assessed later this year. The German model The plan borrows from the experience of Germany’s coal ...

16 Feb 2016

Hebei’s war on pollution starts to show results, but huge task remains

News / Carbon & Climate

Defining sustainable development: The woman who started it all

...the Macao government established the MIECF. The Delta is already home to nearly 58 million people and the World Bank calls it the largest urban area in the world, both in size and population. To balan...

24 Feb 2015

Defining sustainable development: The woman who started it all

News / Carbon & Climate

Less snow in Tibet means more heatwaves in Europe

...the Tibetan Plateau. The plateau and the Hindu Kush Himalayas are together often called the third pole because they hold the world’s largest stock of ice outside the poles. The plateau’s remoteness, h...

7 Oct 2015

Less snow in Tibet means more heatwaves in Europe

News / Food & Agriculture

Thirty per cent of world's food wasted, new online platform seeks savings

...they expected the same (or worse) to be occurring inside the new units," said Simon Costa, the project's manager. "Their disbelief quickly turned to jubilation when they discovered their harvest was i...

31 Oct 2014

Thirty per cent of world's food wasted, new online platform seeks savings

News / Water

Is reduction of global electricity consumption by 4 per cent possible?

...the motor size. A project by Grundfos in Vietnam. Image: Grundfos The team soon discovered that the motor size was too big for the 30 kilowatts (KW) pump. This was wasting energy. Together with the ...

7 Oct 2015

Is reduction of global electricity consumption by 4 per cent possible?

Press Releases / Alfa Laval

Alfa Laval shows the bright way to profitable power at POWER-GEN 2015

...The solutions help customers to better accommodate their operational needs while at the same time coping with rising fuel prices and tightening environmental regulations. Another area Alfa Laval will...

26 May 2015

Alfa Laval shows the bright way to profitable power at POWER-GEN 2015

News / Energy

CIMB Thai ups focus on renewable energy sector

...the prospects for the sector are bright in line with growing demand for electricity generation when the Asean Economic Community (AEC) is fully realised next year. The bank has been giving great impor...

27 Nov 2014

CIMB Thai ups focus on renewable energy sector

News / Transport

Greener drive for DHL in Singapore

...the green label stamp from Green Freight Asia (GFA), the global logistics firm announced last month. GFA, an industry platform established in 2013 in Singapore, awarded DHL the ‘Two-Leaf’ GFA label fo...

2 Feb 2015

Greener drive for DHL in Singapore

News / Green Buildings

The rise of smart buildings in Asia

...the way they approached their role. “In planning for the future, we now have to consider sustainability when we look at any enhancements or new buildings,” says Dr John Min, vice-president of the Sing...

1 Apr 2016

The rise of smart buildings in Asia

News / Carbon & Climate

Abrupt climate change can occur below 2°C warming rise

...the University of Southampton in the UK and his collaborators in France, the Netherlands and Germany, are not so sure. They report in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences that they “scr...

19 Oct 2015

Abrupt climate change can occur below 2°C warming rise

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

The world’s forests will collapse if we don’t learn to say ‘no’

...ther destructive activities. Most vulnerable of all are forests in the tropics. These forests sustain the planet’s most biologically rich and environmentally important habitats. The collapse of the wo...

10 Feb 2016

The world’s forests will collapse if we don’t learn to say ‘no’

News / Food & Agriculture

“Bringing private funds into land restoration is risky”

...the end of the century. In a major development, all 195 member-countries at the twelfth conference of parties to the UNCCD in October, agreed to voluntarily set their own targets to stabilize the amou...

18 Nov 2015

“Bringing private funds into land restoration is risky”

News / Energy

Toshiba testing hydrogen fuel cell at renewable energy plant

...the use of hydrogen as a fuel for power generation. Kawasaki City and Toshiba have installed the system at the Kawasaki Marien public facility and Higashi-Ogishima-Naka Park in the Kawasaki Port area...

21 Apr 2015

Toshiba testing hydrogen fuel cell at renewable energy plant

News / Policy & Finance

Ivory-smuggling destination Thailand makes 'biggest seizure' of tusks

...the Thai Customs Department said in a statement. Somchai Sujjapongse, Director-General of the Customs Department, said the ivory was discovered on April 18 when officers acted on a tip-off. Much of th...

21 Apr 2015

Ivory-smuggling destination Thailand makes 'biggest seizure' of tusks

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Business momentum, forest protection breakthrough in pre-Paris climate talks

...the next round of talks in August. While the focus on consolidating the text prompted concerns over lack of progress on the substance of the Paris outcome, the fact is that the delegates in Bonn were ...

17 Jun 2015

Business momentum, forest protection breakthrough in pre-Paris climate talks

News / Water

Big cities head for water crisis as populations explode

...the moment when the rivers will start to rise and flood the cities. When four fail to deliver, the potential for catastrophe will be even worse. So the scientists call for better international co-ordi...

23 Feb 2015

Big cities head for water crisis as populations explode

News / Food & Agriculture

UN report: Agriculture bears brunt of natural disasters

...the cost of the damage was estimated to be in excess of US $494bn. However, the exact impact on the agricultural sector was unreported and "therefore unknown". It observed: "There is a critical inform...

17 Mar 2015

UN report: Agriculture bears brunt of natural disasters

Videos / Food & Agriculture

Why are we being fed by a poison expert?

...the American firm of manipulating the genetic structure of crops to make them resistant to their own pesticide Roundup, the most widely-used pesticide in the United States and the company’s cash cow. ...

19 Jun 2015

Why are we being fed by a poison expert?