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Cities
Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-city faces increasing competition
...
the
end of
the
year, and
when
that is completed in several years, travel time would be reduced by about an hour.
The
Eco-city currently houses more than 10,000 residents.
When
the
project is completed...
3 Apr 2014
Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-city faces increasing competition
News /
Carbon & Climate
Bluefin tuna follow prey to warming high Arctic
...
the
three tuna were caught in
the
same haul, it is likely
the
re were many more present.
The
report says: “Satellite imagery showing
the
spread of warm water from
the
south-east towards east Greenland ...
9 Sep 2014
Bluefin tuna follow prey to warming high Arctic
News /
Carbon & Climate
Climate data gives mixed message on storm forecasts
...
the
sun moves across
the
ocean and takes up water through evaporation.
The
warmer
the
air,
the
more water it takes up.
The
air current gets to
the
Equator and
the
n ascends through
the
atmosphere, cool...
9 Feb 2015
Climate data gives mixed message on storm forecasts
News /
Green Buildings
Innovations to cool off a high energy bill
...
the
industry,
the
Building and Construction Authority (BCA),
the
event's organizer, had requested
the
venue operator to set
the
rmostats to no more than 25 degrees Celsius, and informed speakers and ex...
4 Sep 2014
Innovations to cool off a high energy bill
News /
Policy & Finance
China ‘for
the
first time admits' trading in tiger skin
...
when
the
meeting focused on
the
findings of this report,
the
Chinese delegate intervened and it was
the
n
when
this admission came. "It was
the
first time
the
y admitted officially that this trade exist...
11 Jul 2014
China ‘for the first time admits' trading in tiger skin
News /
Policy & Finance
India minister confirms it’s dropping solar dumping duty
...
the
levies. In May, under
the
previous government,
the
commerce ministry recommended tariffs ranging from 11 cents to 81 cents a watt on imports from
the
US, China, Taiwan and Malaysia.
The
Ministry o...
11 Sep 2014
India minister confirms it’s dropping solar dumping duty
News /
Carbon & Climate
Rich nations urged to cut temperature rise targets
...
the
people most at risk from climate change. That’s
the
conclusion reached by one of
the
authors of
the
recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) assessment report, in an analysis of
the
...
1 Apr 2015
Rich nations urged to cut temperature rise targets
News /
Carbon & Climate
Science gains from clearer sight of Greenland's ice melt
...
the
summer sunshine, and
the
n flow across
the
top of
the
icesheet into moulins, or sinkholes.
The
y report in
the
Proceedings of
the
National Academy of Sciences that
the
y used
the
data collected to ch...
21 Jan 2015
Science gains from clearer sight of Greenland's ice melt
News /
Policy & Finance
UN chief seeks equity in Paris climate change pact
...
the
ning
the
ir resilience. Some of
the
most threatened are low-lying islands in
the
Indian Ocean and
the
Pacific that are in danger of being wiped off
the
face of
the
earth due to rising sea-levels cau...
1 Jul 2015
UN chief seeks equity in Paris climate change pact
News /
Policy & Finance
Rajendra Pachauri quits IPCC after sexual harassment complaint
...
the
Nobel Peace Prize in 2007
when
the
IPCC shared
the
award with former US Vice President Al Gore. Findings by
the
IPCC are
the
main guide for action by almost 200 governments which aim to agree a UN...
25 Feb 2015
Rajendra Pachauri quits IPCC after sexual harassment complaint
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Tropical forests will still exist in 2100 – but
the
y will be a sorry sight
...
the
heart of Borneo are all coveted by industrial loggers.
The
logging frontier marches relentlessly on.
The
y selectively take
the
biggest trees and along with
the
m
the
habitat of species that rely th...
24 Aug 2015
Tropical forests will still exist in 2100 – but they will be a sorry sight
News /
Carbon & Climate
Permafrost holds key to release of trapped carbon
...
the
soil microbes working as hard as
the
y can – partly because
the
plants use chemistry to free
the
soil carbon so
the
bacteria can start to turn it back into carbon dioxide. Nei
the
r of
the
two Nature...
16 Apr 2015
Permafrost holds key to release of trapped carbon
Videos /
Carbon & Climate
Satellite zooms in on crucial carbon questions
...
the
globe, taking an inventory of those places on
the
planet that absorb carbon from
the
atmosphere (
the
sinks) and those places that release it into
the
atmosphere (
the
sources). Although
the
satelli...
30 Jun 2014
Satellite zooms in on crucial carbon questions
News /
Energy
India to build first offshore wind power project
...
The
nation’s 7,600 kilometers (4,723 miles) of coastline offers it
the
ability to develop
the
offshore wind industry, according to
the
government statement.
The
government is also preparing a National...
1 Oct 2014
India to build first offshore wind power project
Press Releases /
Innovation Forum
How business can tackle deforestation
...
The
event – How business can tackle deforestation – is to be held in London on 28-29 October.
The
key objective of
the
conference is to bring toge
the
r
the
key players in
the
space to prom...
1 Oct 2014
How business can tackle deforestation
News /
Energy
Laos eyes sale of electricity to Singapore
...
the
commercial feasibility of
the
project and related procedures,
the
relevant laws of
the
four countries involved, and
the
possible delegation of work among each country.
The
outcomes of
the
meeting ...
19 Jan 2015
Laos eyes sale of electricity to Singapore
News /
Carbon & Climate
Holes dug to cope with threat of flooding
The
Living Environment Board (BLH) of
the
regency of Barito Utara, Central Kalimantan plans to dig 120 holes to cope with
the
threat of possible flooding
when
rainy season comes.
The
holes called bio ...
1 Oct 2014
Holes dug to cope with threat of flooding
News /
Carbon & Climate
Climate change opens new doors to deadly diseases
...
the
spread of what
the
y call emerging infectious diseases (EID). Agents of disease And
the
re could be yet ano
the
r factor: humans haven’t completely appreciated just how opportunistic parasites and oth...
24 Feb 2015
Climate change opens new doors to deadly diseases
Press Releases /
FuturArc Journal
FuturArc's Jan-Feb 2015 issue is now out
...
the
sun.
The
Blooming Bamboo Home and BES Pavilion in Vietnam speak of new ways to use old methods and materials, with
the
intent of achieving self-sufficiency.
The
Hut to Hut project in India, like ...
19 Jan 2015
FuturArc's Jan-Feb 2015 issue is now out
News /
Energy
Kyocera targets German self-consumption market for household PV
...
the
o
the
r hand
the
cost of a kWh of solar electricity is a fraction, about one third of
the
‘wall plug’ cost of electricity.
The
refore
the
issue of self-consumption, that’s a central issue. And of cou...
13 Mar 2015
Kyocera targets German self-consumption market for household PV
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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
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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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