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Carbon & Climate
Fossil fuel industry must halt expansion
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carbon
in the pipeline – today − to break through the sky’s limit.” Greg Muttitt, author of The Sky’s Limit, a new report that contains the analysis, argues that previous studies on
carbon
budgets hav...
11 Oct 2016
Fossil fuel industry must halt expansion
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Policy & Finance
HSBC accused of breaking EU sanctions rules by co-financing Vietnam coal plant
HSBC, one of the world’s largest financial services groups, may have broken European Union (EU) sanctions regulations by working with a Russian bank on the financing of a new coal-fired power plant in...
22 Nov 2017
HSBC accused of breaking EU sanctions rules by co-financing Vietnam coal plant
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Effective governance key to improving the quality of Asia-Pacific economic growth
...
carbon
emissions, not captured in GDP, undermine the sustainability of economies and affect inter-generational equity. This is why, in the second year of the adoption by world leaders of the transform...
2 May 2017
Effective governance key to improving the quality of Asia-Pacific economic growth
Opinion /
Lifestyle
The meaty side of climate change
Last year, three of the world’s largest meat companies – JBS, Cargill, and Tyson Foods – emitted more greenhouse gases than France, and nearly as much as some big oil companies. And yet, while energy ...
22 Dec 2017
The meaty side of climate change
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Focus on temperature ignores other ways to take the pulse of the planet
...
carbon
dioxide, and it is widely used as a measure of the size of the problem the world is facing. Temperature goals have been used to coordinate the preparations of scientists and diplomats for many ...
21 Feb 2017
Focus on temperature ignores other ways to take the pulse of the planet
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Energy
Is Taiwan’s 20 per cent renewable energy target a political pipe dream?
The President of Taiwan Tsai Ing-wen said on Wednesday that the shift to renewable energy must pick up pace if the country is to be 20 per cent renewables-powered by 2025—a target set by the governmen...
19 Oct 2017
Is Taiwan’s 20 per cent renewable energy target a political pipe dream?
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Carbon & Climate
Karachi is unsafe with nuclear, solar better
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carbon
footprint, as well as the concerns he has for Pakistan’s energy security. Does your home, and all electrical appliances in it, run entirely on solar energy? Pervez Hoodbhoy (PH): No, solar doe...
20 Feb 2017
Karachi is unsafe with nuclear, solar better
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Waste
Singapore’s plastic bag debate balloons at Jane Goodall lecture
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carbon
dioxide and breathe life-sustaining oxygen back into the atmosphere. The topic was picked up in a panel discussion after Goodall's address, which also featured Desmond Lee, newly promoted minis...
8 Aug 2017
Singapore’s plastic bag debate balloons at Jane Goodall lecture
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Food & Agriculture
At food trading 'chokepoints', climate change could disrupt supplies - report
Disruptions caused by weather, conflict or politics at one of those so-called "chokepoints" could limit food supplies and push up prices, the study by British think-tank Chatham House warned. "The ris...
3 Jul 2017
At food trading 'chokepoints', climate change could disrupt supplies - report
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Carbon & Climate
Climate change and Islamic State seen as world's major threats - survey
Climate change is ranked alongside the Islamic State as one of the world's two greatest threats with increasing numbers of people concerned about global warming, according to an international survey b...
10 Aug 2017
Climate change and Islamic State seen as world's major threats - survey
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Transport
Volvo’s EV push hints at China’s electric ambition
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carbon
dioxide emissions in the US and Europe are pushing automakers to put more efficient cars on the road, and most are moving in this direction, she said. Volkswagen, Daimler and BMW have all annou...
19 Jul 2017
Volvo’s EV push hints at China’s electric ambition
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Policy & Finance
Poor nations suffer most deaths, economic pain from wild weather
Fatalities and economic losses from severe weather are rising in many of the world's poorest countries as climate change and a lack of disaster preparedness worsen threats, risk experts said. Over the...
17 Oct 2017
Poor nations suffer most deaths, economic pain from wild weather
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Let them eat carp: Fish farms are helping to fight hunger
Over the past three decades, the global aquaculture industry has risen from obscurity to become a critical source of food for millions of people. In 1990, only 13 per cent of world seafood consumption...
12 Mar 2018
Let them eat carp: Fish farms are helping to fight hunger
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Energy
Solar steam powers homes – and new jobs – in South Africa
South Africa may still get most of its energy from coal, but in the country's sunny Northern Cape province, a different electricity source is taking hold: solar steam. A Spanish renewable energy compa...
16 Jan 2018
Solar steam powers homes – and new jobs – in South Africa
Opinion /
Lifestyle
Review: Is An Inconvenient Sequel the wake-up call we all need?
...
carbon
-free power, simply because it makes economic sense to do so. A convenient story But despite the strengths of An Inconvenient Truth, it often feels like its filmmakers have chosen to go with t...
23 Aug 2017
Review: Is An Inconvenient Sequel the wake-up call we all need?
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Transport
China on the road to eliminating fossil fuel vehicles
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carbon
emissions. This story was published with permission from China.org.cn
11 Sep 2017
China on the road to eliminating fossil fuel vehicles
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Carbon & Climate
Common moss may prove a cheap city pollution monitor, say scientists
Delicate mosses found on rocks and trees in cities around the world can be used to measure the impact of atmospheric change and could prove a low-cost way to monitor urban pollution, according to Japa...
24 Aug 2017
Common moss may prove a cheap city pollution monitor, say scientists
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
2017 is the tipping point for loss and damage from climate change
Even before we come to end of the year we already know that 2017 will be one of the warmest years on record and we have seen a succession of extreme weather events around the world, including typhoons...
15 Nov 2017
2017 is the tipping point for loss and damage from climate change
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Energy
Carbon
capture and storage could be cheaper than nuclear, says report
...
carbon
power generation that the CCC says is required in the 2020s. This story was originally published by
Carbon
Brief under a Creative Commons' License and was republished with permission. Read the ...
13 Sep 2016
Carbon capture and storage could be cheaper than nuclear, says report
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Corporate Responsibility
Green dreamers: How firms are grooming a generation of sustainability thinkers
As climate change and sustainable development edge into the mainstream, no demographic is more influenced and affected by today’s environmental and social challenges than young people. Home to some 70...
22 May 2018
Green dreamers: How firms are grooming a generation of sustainability thinkers
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Carbon & Climate
This year’s haze is set to cost Singapore more than 2015’s S$1.83 billion. Who pays for the losses?
Economists suggest the 2026 haze will cost Singapore more than the 2015 episode, while other estimates state that …
This year’s haze is set to cost Singapore more than 2015’s S$1.83 billion. Who pays for the losses?
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Water
Concerns raised as data centres go underwater in China
A Chinese firm is deploying data servers to the sea for natural cooling. Experts say more information on …
Concerns raised as data centres go underwater in China
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Corporate Responsibility
Singapore widens haze crackdown to Kalimantan, targeting 10 Indonesian firms
Singapore has targeted 10 Indonesian companies under its haze law in four days; three of them supply Asia …
Singapore widens haze crackdown to Kalimantan, targeting 10 Indonesian firms
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Carbon & Climate
AI wildfire platform seeks Indonesia partnerships as regional haze worsens
Earthshot Prize finalist Satellites on Fire uses AI, satellite imagery and ground data to detect blazes earlier, and …
AI wildfire platform seeks Indonesia partnerships as regional haze worsens
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Policy & Finance
Philippine president orders creation of carbon market framework
The framework’s contribution to Philippine climate ambition remains uncertain, as the country’s updated pledge lacks clarity on how …
Philippine president orders creation of carbon market framework
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Policy & Finance
Asean turns to World Bank to close clean energy, climate adaptation financing gaps
Southeast Asian finance ministers seek private capital, guarantees and technical support as region faces costly energy transition and …
Asean turns to World Bank to close clean energy, climate adaptation financing gaps
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