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Carbon & Climate
Nations most at risk have least familiarity with term “climate change”
...
the
r
the
rainfall inland can ramp up
the
severity of
the
surge-driven flooding, or
the
surge can elevate water levels to
the
point that gravity-driven flow of rainwater is impeded, causing that water ...
29 Jul 2015
Nations most at risk have least familiarity with term “climate change”
Opinion /
Water
Signs of worry, signs of hope on World Water Day
...
the
Paris Agreement and SDGs
The
past six months saw international adoption of two remarkable agreements:
the
new UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and
the
Paris Climate Agreement.
The
se interna...
22 Mar 2016
Signs of worry, signs of hope on World Water Day
News /
Cities
City of Sydney releases plan for a car-free CBD
...
the
city says is critical to support long-term economic success. “
When
the
light rail project is complete in five years, George Street will feature a one-kilometre pedestrianised area between Bathurst...
4 Feb 2015
City of Sydney releases plan for a car-free CBD
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Corporate Responsibility
200 villagers rallied against palm oil plant construction in Saraburi
...
the
area. Villagers said
the
y were concerned about
the
effects on environment in
the
surrounding area of
the
plant, including
the
ir villages. Representatives of
the
project claimed
the
y held a publi...
12 Jan 2015
200 villagers rallied against palm oil plant construction in Saraburi
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
The
poverty line's battle lines
...
the
poverty lines of
the
15 countries used in 2005, using
the
ir respective inflation rates and
the
n taking an average;
the
o
the
r was to do
the
same for 101 countries for which we had
the
necessary dat...
13 Nov 2015
The poverty line's battle lines
Press Releases /
Alfa Laval
Discover Alfa Laval DuroShell at ACHEMA 2015
...
The
company’s equipment, systems and services are dedicated to assisting customers in optimizing
the
performance of
the
ir processes.
The
solutions help
the
m to heat, cool, separate and transport...
4 Jun 2015
Discover Alfa Laval DuroShell at ACHEMA 2015
News /
Water
Textile plants are Dhaka’s water problem and also its solution
...
the
mid-sized and large wet processors, more than a thousand smaller factories remain outside
the
program. It’s a lot harder for
the
m to cobble toge
the
r
the
upfront financing. And in
the
wake of
the
R...
24 Jul 2015
Textile plants are Dhaka’s water problem and also its solution
News /
Cities
Co-creating
the
future city
...
the
r.
The
extensive consultation process in
the
Rail Corridor project was groundbreaking. Tell us about
the
experience, and were
the
re lessons learnt that can be applied to o
the
r projects in
the
futur...
11 Aug 2016
Co-creating the future city
News /
Food & Agriculture
How technology is transforming Tasmanian farms
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when
the
y are ready to breed and
the
amount of time
the
y spend walking and grazing, while bio-tags attached to oysters measure
the
ir heart rate.
The
aim is to chart
the
health of animals and plants al...
24 Oct 2014
How technology is transforming Tasmanian farms
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Ending rogue fishing
...
the
potential to underpin great strides in addressing
the
problem.
The
US imports more than 90 per cent of its seafood. Japan is
the
second-largest seafood importer after
the
US. And
the
EU is
the
wor...
12 Oct 2015
Ending rogue fishing
News /
Food & Agriculture
EU aids shoppers to steer clear of harmful palm oil
...
the
release of large quantities of carbon dioxide into
the
atmosphere
when
carbon-rich tropical forests are cleared for plantations. “ We imagine that
the
impact in
the
short term will be fairly limi...
9 Feb 2015
EU aids shoppers to steer clear of harmful palm oil
News /
Water
Hit by drought and seawater, Bangkok tap water may run out in a month
...
the
flow of water from
the
rains and dams keeps saltwater from
the
Gulf of Thailand at bay. But during droughts,
the
saltwater creeps upstream, turning
the
Chao Phraya brackish.
The
seawater can kill ...
7 Jul 2015
Hit by drought and seawater, Bangkok tap water may run out in a month
News /
Energy
Bucking
the
trend on solar quality
...
the
frames that support
the
panels,
the
glass covering,
the
‘glue’ (or ethylene-vinyl acetate) that binds
the
panels toge
the
r,
the
solar cells
the
mselves,
the
backsheets which
the
panel rests on, and ...
11 Feb 2015
Bucking the trend on solar quality
News /
Energy
Wind turbines may lure bats into fatal errors
...
the
logic works like this: bats orient towards
the
turbines
when
the
air currents are
the
sort
the
y might expect to find around tall trees where
the
insects are ga
the
red, or because
the
y normally roos...
14 Oct 2014
Wind turbines may lure bats into fatal errors
News /
Cities
Lee Kuan Yew:
The
man who guided Singapore from slum to eco-city
...
the
helm for
the
first 31 years, Singapore carved a reputation in
the
global arena for being a clean and green city. Toge
the
r with Singapore’s o
the
r founding fa
the
rs - Goh Keng Swee, Lim Kim San, S Ra...
25 Mar 2015
Lee Kuan Yew: The man who guided Singapore from slum to eco-city
News /
Carbon & Climate
Major attraction of fjords is as carbon ‘graveyards’
...
the
y are also major repositories of organic carbon, and
the
refore a vital part of
the
planet’s climate system. Although
the
y cover only 0.1 per cent of
the
surface area of
the
oceans,
the
y serve as gr...
13 May 2015
Major attraction of fjords is as carbon ‘graveyards’
Opinion /
Water
China and
the
deep blue sea
...
the
ir claim to
the
region.
The
land reclamation project is undermining
the
ecological connection between
the
Spratly Islands and
the
South China Sea, choking off
the
supply of nutrients upon which
the
...
9 Sep 2015
China and the deep blue sea
News /
Energy
Bangladesh aims to be world's 'first solar nation'
...
when
the
darkness was suddenly illuminated by electric lights coming from a village home. Why
the
surprise?
The
community has no connection to
the
country's power grid.
The
owner of
the
house, Rafiqul...
26 Jan 2015
Bangladesh aims to be world's 'first solar nation'
News /
Carbon & Climate
C40 launches guides for cities to tackle climate change
...
the
sidewalks of
the
streets connected to
the
parks. During extreme downpours,
the
parks will turn into temporary reservoirs while
the
streets become canals that channel
the
water towards
the
city’s h...
7 Apr 2016
C40 launches guides for cities to tackle climate change
News /
Food & Agriculture
Underground and on rooftops, farms set roots in big cities
...
the
city's demand. London's population is set to grow by roughly a fifth by 2030,
when
the
number of residents will hit 10 million, according to
the
mayor's office.
The
projected growth rate is far ab...
10 Jan 2015
Underground and on rooftops, farms set roots in big cities
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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
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Regional haze casts a pall on Asean’s influence
The return of smoke haze underscores a sobering reality: while Asean has policies designed to combat it, the …
Regional haze casts a pall on Asean’s influence
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
News /
Energy
Can offshore wind protect the climate and ocean alike?
Offshore wind energy is on the rise. Many experts regard it as pivotal to building renewable energy grids …
Can offshore wind protect the climate and ocean alike?
News /
Lifestyle
Singapore’s sustainability challenge is no longer awareness, but action
EB Studio
Moving Singaporeans from awareness to action will require more than information, says Singlife’s Head of Sustainability, Chia Ko …
Singapore’s sustainability challenge is no longer awareness, but action
News /
Policy & Finance
Can the Global South align the world’s carbon markets?
Brazil will chair a new body in an ambitious effort to align the world’s fragmented carbon markets – …
Can the Global South align the world’s carbon markets?
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