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News / Energy

SETA 2016 to discuss Asia's energy future

...the first universal deal to fight climate change in Paris last December, sustainable development advocates all across the world cheered the news as the ushering of the renewables era and the end of th...

2 Mar 2016

SETA 2016 to discuss Asia's energy future

News / Energy

Seaweed problem could provide biofuel solution

...the algae are sown onto ropes. When miniature plants (sporophytes) have been formed, they sink and are able to grow in the sea. After about six months, when they algae have grown on the ropes, they ar...

20 Oct 2014

Seaweed problem could provide biofuel solution

News / Food & Agriculture

PhilRice studying heat-tolerant rice variety as it pushes climate change-ready technologies

...their grain fertility and pollen viability. On the other hand, the Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice) has produced an information kit to equip farmers with information on how they can bett...

3 Jun 2015

PhilRice studying heat-tolerant rice variety as it pushes climate change-ready technologies

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Getting disaster resilience right

...ther with the Asia and the Pacific region, drawing on our long experience as the convener of regional cooperation. The real challenge begins the morning after the Sendai Conference. Successfully imple...

16 Mar 2015

Getting disaster resilience right

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Sending the right signals: How the Paris agreement can close the emissions gap

...the agreement would guide the direction when setting short-term commitments and foster a deliberate, transformational path toward a zero-carbon future. The role of the private sector The private secto...

23 Oct 2015

Sending the right signals: How the Paris agreement can close the emissions gap

News / Carbon & Climate

Forests move centre stage in India’s climate plan

...the forest cover (to take more carbon out of the atmosphere). We are also having more renewables.” One of the important subsidiary agreements on the agenda of the climate talks is about preserving the...

24 Sep 2015

Forests move centre stage in India’s climate plan

News / Waste

Kindergarten accepts garbage as school fees

...when they drop their child at the school. The parents are obliged to bring waste worth Rp 40,000 (US$3.20) per month to cover the school fees. If the value of the waste exceeds the required amount, it...

14 Oct 2014

Kindergarten accepts garbage as school fees

News / Energy

Pakistan: Looking to hydropower to assure more reliable electricity

...the government must construct new dams to cater to the growing demand. “The government has been dragging its feet on the construction of Kala Bagh Dam for the last 20 years. The reservoir once constru...

23 Oct 2015

Pakistan: Looking to hydropower to assure more reliable electricity

News / Carbon & Climate

Satellite provides sharper picture of shrinking ice sheet

...the mercy of warmer air temperatures than it would be if it were thicker, increasing the size of the melt zone around the edge of the ice sheet.” In the last 40 years, the band in which such supraglac...

30 Dec 2014

Satellite provides sharper picture of shrinking ice sheet

News / Transport

NZ government backs cycling, electric vehicles and rail to cut emissions

...the primary North Island freight line and the two metro rail networks. The balance of the rail network uses diesel-driven locomotives. Keeping freight on the rails To reduce the emissions of the freig...

24 Aug 2015

NZ government backs cycling, electric vehicles and rail to cut emissions

News / Waste

HCM City weighs US$180-million waste-to-power plant

...the investment to the project with a designed daily treatment capacity of 1,000 tons under the build-operate-transfer (BOT) model. The investor requested the city to cover the remainder. Tuoc said Sou...

6 Apr 2015

HCM City weighs US$180-million waste-to-power plant

News / Water

Water remains largely marginalised in climate talks

...the spotlight on the “record number” of extreme weather-related events the world is witnessing these days. With an eye on the upcoming climate change talks in Paris, he warned that in the South Pacifi...

22 Oct 2015

Water remains largely marginalised in climate talks

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

We cannot be complacent about the haze

...the right to demand that the products we buy are produced with the least harm to the environment. To this end, let us urge the producers to go for CSPO-certification (certified sustainable palm oil) a...

25 Sep 2014

We cannot be complacent about the haze

News / Corporate Responsibility

Sabah NGO wants details of plastic bag sale proceeds

...the proceeds from the sale, the proceeds would be used for educational campaigns. Sepa had partnered the state Tourism, Culture and Environment Ministry for the past 16 years to operate the EAC. Sepa ...

24 Apr 2015

Sabah NGO wants details of plastic bag sale proceeds

Press Releases / Phoenix Solar Pte Ltd

Phoenix Solar to build 1.96 MWp of rooftop PV for LTA in Singapore

...ther facilities such as water tanks. The project was awarded to Phoenix Solar after evaluating tenderers according to their quality proposals as well as pricing. Upon completion, the PV systems, com...

12 May 2015

Phoenix Solar to build 1.96 MWp of rooftop PV for LTA in Singapore

News / Corporate Responsibility

Debate on growth vs sustainability 'a waste of time'

...the same trap. In China, the development of the economy has been so rapid that the country has not been able to control the traffic in the inner cities, or the industrial activities and the shift in t...

1 Apr 2015

Debate on growth vs sustainability 'a waste of time'

News / Carbon & Climate

COP21 agreement prominently addresses protection of earth’s forests

...the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Colombia, Peru and others to keep their rain forests standing, rather than log them to make way for cattle ranches or other agricultural purposes. As the 21st UN ...

14 Dec 2015

COP21 agreement prominently addresses protection of earth’s forests

News / Carbon & Climate

India makes a strong case for adaptation measures at Lima climate talks

...the run up to the next year's global climate agreement, India on Wednesday made a strong pitch for giving more weight-age to "adaptation" measures in the new agreement at the time when rich nations ar...

4 Dec 2014

India makes a strong case for adaptation measures at Lima climate talks

News / Carbon & Climate

Long-lived CO2 warms world for many millennia

...the Earth than the fires in its boiler,” Professor Caldeira said. “As time goes by, the rate of burning in the power plant stays the same, but the CO2 accumulates, so by the end of the year, the green...

16 Jun 2015

Long-lived CO2 warms world for many millennia

News / Policy & Finance

Standoff continues in South Korea's new carbon markets

...when it set the stage for the world’s second largest emissions trading system (ETS). A year later, as details of the ETS emerged, the program once again made the news – this time for the dubious honor...

29 May 2015

Standoff continues in South Korea's new carbon markets