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News /
Waste
Sewage could be a source of valuable metals and critical elements
...
the
ir origin,
the
wastes containing
the
se metals all end up being funneled through wastewater treatment plants, where she says many metals end up in
the
leftover solid waste. “ In
the
o
the
r part of t...
26 Mar 2015
Sewage could be a source of valuable metals and critical elements
News /
Energy
Prices fail to reflect fossil fuels' real costs
...
the
se exact a price from society as a whole, but
the
motorist or
the
tractor driver or
the
industrialist doesn’t pay for
the
harder-to-quantify costs of air pollution, healthcare, falling crop yields,...
9 Mar 2015
Prices fail to reflect fossil fuels' real costs
News /
Carbon & Climate
Watershed forests diminish as people hunt for precious seeds
...
the
canopy and
the
fallen seeds on
the
ground to decide whe
the
r to chop down trees. Meanwhile, inexperienced people try to cut down all
the
trees
the
y see,” Cung explained. “In fact,
the
seeds of
the
...
13 Jan 2015
Watershed forests diminish as people hunt for precious seeds
Press Releases /
Organic Monitor
Sustainability Summit features green chemicals and social impacts
...
the
summit hones in on sustainable ingredients, marketing, social and consumer impacts. For
the
first time,
the
summit will discuss
the
social and safety issues of personal care products in
the
conte...
25 Mar 2015
Sustainability Summit features green chemicals and social impacts
News /
Energy
Ministry assesses hydro power plants
...
the
statement at a conference on hydro power plants last Wednesday, vowing that
the
ministry would streng
the
n its oversight over
the
construction and operation of hydro power plants across
the
country...
14 Aug 2014
Ministry assesses hydro power plants
News /
Corporate Responsibility
Shared value as a fundamental business strategy
...
the
success of a business, and where business has
the
capability to really address
the
problem at scale," he said.
The
re are, admittedly, challenges to creating shared value, he added, including struc...
2 Dec 2014
Shared value as a fundamental business strategy
News /
Policy & Finance
Korean carbon market trades thin but gains on first day
...
the
first day of trading on Monday, with
the
initial price for allowances rising to a level similar to that of
the
European carbon exchange.
The
Korea Exchange began
the
national cap-and-trade system ...
12 Jan 2015
Korean carbon market trades thin but gains on first day
News /
Policy & Finance
Investors could pour billions into small farms, forest protection: bankers
...
The
se include a collapse in
the
value of carbon credits and rejections by some communities who feel
the
y have not been adequately consulted in
the
set-up of projects. Expecting
the
UN-backed Reducing ...
12 Jun 2015
Investors could pour billions into small farms, forest protection: bankers
News /
Manufacturing
IT a huge enabler of sustainability: Girish Ramachandran
...
the
way
the
company was set up. It has 96 operating companies and each one stands on its own feet,
the
re is no cross subsidy between companies.
When
the
company was formed in 1868,
the
group’s philoso...
28 Jan 2015
IT a huge enabler of sustainability: Girish Ramachandran
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Sparking a Revolution for our oceans
...
the
impact of climate change on
the
world's oceans and
the
many plant and animal species that depend on
the
m. It sets
the
scene by explaining how rising levels of carbon dioxide in
the
atmosphere are ...
11 Jun 2015
Sparking a Revolution for our oceans
News /
Carbon & Climate
Hotter and larger tropics more vulnerable to climate change
...
the
Equator and situated between
the
Tropic of Cancer in
the
north and
the
Tropic of Capricorn in
the
south --
the
tropics is expanding as climate change heats up
the
earth, turning more and more coun...
1 Jul 2014
Hotter and larger tropics more vulnerable to climate change
News /
Water
India loses and China gains water through food trade
...
the
‘virtual water trade’ of China and India. Prashant Goswami,
the
chief scientist whose team developed
the
algorithm, told
the
thirdpole.net that a country’s food trade policy should ensure that
the
r...
10 Jul 2015
India loses and China gains water through food trade
News /
Waste
HCM City mulls tenders for waste treatment
...
the
deputies, if
the
environment at
the
landfill improves, relevant agencies should ask
the
city to reconsider
the
decision to close
the
landfill.
The
shutdown will cause losses of VND400 billion and ...
16 Feb 2015
HCM City mulls tenders for waste treatment
Opinion /
Water
One earth, one ocean
...
the
next decade, drive
the
m down rapidly
the
reafter, and establish a balance between emissions and
the
planet’s natural absorptive capacity by
the
second half of
the
century. “
The
ocean has historic...
10 Jun 2015
One earth, one ocean
News /
Energy
PHL importation of bioethanol to continue
...
the
Unctad said.
The
Unctad added
the
two likely sources of bioethanol for
the
Philippines moving forward are
the
United States and Brazil. “Regarding bioethanol,
the
compliance with
the
current manda...
11 Nov 2014
PHL importation of bioethanol to continue
News /
Water
China, South Asia ignore UN watercourses convention
...
the
ir stance in
the
near future. Some specific contextual features of
the
region resist any change in
the
ir attitudes towards
the
Convention.
The
uneven geographies of power among nations in
the
regio...
19 Aug 2014
China, South Asia ignore UN watercourses convention
News /
Water
Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize:
The
journey to water sustainability
...
the
scenes. Today,
the
event and
the
Water Prize are permanent fixtures on
the
global water circuit that attracts
the
best and brightest in
the
industry.
The
pioneering spirit Indeed,
the
government’s...
22 Apr 2015
Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize: The journey to water sustainability
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
How family planning could be part of
the
answer to climate change
...
the
results of slower population is even more stark: emissions from
the
use of fossil fuels would be reduced between 37 and 41% across
the
scenarios set out in
the
article. As
the
authors note,
the
ir ...
10 Oct 2014
How family planning could be part of the answer to climate change
News /
Food & Agriculture
Climate change may knock seafood off
the
menu
...
the
pH value of
the
world’s oceans.
The
higher
the
carbon dioxide concentrations in
the
air as a consequence of
the
burning of fossil fuels,
the
greater
the
change in oceanic acidity levels. But resea...
8 Jul 2015
Climate change may knock seafood off the menu
Opinion /
Energy
The
$7 trillion solar tsunami in our midst
...
the
extent of $5.3 trillion each year: dirty energy only seems cheap if you don't account for all
the
destruction it causes. Third,
the
y should cut
the
double-talk.
The
G7,
the
G20 and
the
OECD contin...
4 Aug 2015
The $7 trillion solar tsunami in our midst
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Singapore’s sustainability challenge is no longer awareness, but action
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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
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Policy & Finance
Malaysia to launch new sustainability professionals body by end 2026
The professional body aims to raise standards, strengthen sustainability capabilities and provide a collective voice for practitioners across …
Malaysia to launch new sustainability professionals body by end 2026
News /
Transport & Logistics
China dominates global green ship orders. Can green fuel keep up?
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Chinese shipyards are dominating global orders for greener vessels, but uncertainty over global regulations and cost premiums of …
China dominates global green ship orders. Can green fuel keep up?
News /
Policy & Finance
Singapore urges UN convention on AI safeguards as global risks mount
Proposal calls for common safety rules and human oversight, as research highlights security threats and potential disruption to …
Singapore urges UN convention on AI safeguards as global risks mount
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 /
Carbon & Climate
Can a Chinese AI weather system help Pakistan manage the impacts of a changing climate?
MAZU offers faster forecasts and supports early warning systems. But its effectiveness depends on quality of data and …
Can a Chinese AI weather system help Pakistan manage the impacts of a changing climate?
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