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Healthcare and sustainability: Why aren't we talking about it?

Podcasts / Carbon & Climate

The sustainability of healthcare: Why aren't we talking about it?

...tems and a PhD candidate at the Institute of Health Policy, Management & Evaluation at the University of Toronto unpacks the reasons behind it. The healthcare sector, she points out, is starting t...

13 Apr 2021

The sustainability of healthcare: Why aren't we talking about it?

News / Policy & Finance

Ensuring global Covid-19 vaccine access seen worth billions to rich nations

...t the Duke Global Health Institute's project tracking Covid-19 data. "It is in the best interests of wealthy nations to invest in equity and it will cost all of us more if we don't, both in terms of m...

4 Dec 2020

Ensuring global Covid-19 vaccine access seen worth billions to rich nations

Press Releases / Single Organizing Idea Limited

Businesses urged to stop confusing CSR with ESG

...te their stakeholders. Or, they can put sustainability at the very core of the business strategy and make it the North Star it needs to follow. ‘Putting sustainability at the core of the busine...

6 Jul 2021

Businesses urged to stop confusing CSR with ESG

News / Energy

After sun-dimming setback, geoengineers seek a diplomatic fix

...t six decades later, this "solar geoengineering" research has made scant headway. It attracts less than 1 per cent of climate science budgets, amid fears that tampering with the global thermostat coul...

17 Jan 2022

After sun-dimming setback, geoengineers seek a diplomatic fix

News / Food & Agriculture

Back to the land: Thai forest draws young, green farmers

...t the environment, sustainability and food security, and they want to contribute. So they are also involved in the decision making," Matthana told the Thomson Reuters Foundation at Mae Tha community c...

1 Nov 2021

Back to the land: Thai forest draws young, green farmers

News / Carbon & Climate

As climate impacts surge, UN science report to examine 'black swan' events

...t of climate change — from harsher extreme weather to rising sea levels. It is expected to confirm that the world is not on track to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement on climate change and that ho...

21 Jul 2021

As climate impacts surge, UN science report to examine 'black swan' events

Olivier Tichit, director, sustainable supply chain, Musim Mas

News / Food & Agriculture

The missing link in palm oil sustainability is trust: Musim Mas supply chain chief Olivier Tichit

...ting that target? It was the hope that the 2020 zero-deforestation target would be met, but it wasn't cast in stone. What's more important is what has been achieved, and the path that the 2020 target ...

1 Dec 2020

The missing link in palm oil sustainability is trust: Musim Mas supply chain chief Olivier Tichit

Typhoon Haiyan rips through Tanauan, Leyte in the Philippines

News / Policy & Finance

Not personal enough: Why climate change is not yet a top priority

...The urgent always overtakes the important. And everything apart from climate change seems to be the urgent," he added. But with the window to cut climate-heating emissions and tame climate risks closi...

9 Oct 2020

Not personal enough: Why climate change is not yet a top priority

Press Releases / Eco-Business

Sustainability leaders unveiled at the Eco-Business A List 2021 Awards

...to make sure that they are empowered and have all the right information and resources at hand to be able to support what they do. We are investing in that to make sure they are resilient so that they ...

16 Dec 2021

Sustainability leaders unveiled at the Eco-Business A List 2021 Awards

Sophie's Bionutrients' milk made from microalgae

News / Food & Agriculture

In the race for planet-friendly milk, Singapore startup substitutes dairy with algae

...ternative does not taste like cow's milk but it has a similar texture to nut-based milk. Wang said that it is up to food manufacturers to add flavouring and tweak the texture by adding fat so that it ...

6 May 2021

In the race for planet-friendly milk, Singapore startup substitutes dairy with algae

Floating solar panels on Srinakarin lake, Thailand.

News / Carbon & Climate

Southeast Asia's economy could grow by US$12.5 trillion by 2070 if the fossil fuel-dependent region decarbonises

...transition will involve short-term structural adjustment costs, the economic gains will be almost immediate and outweigh the costs, the report predicts. The cumulative cost of transition for Southeast...

25 Aug 2021

Southeast Asia's economy could grow by US$12.5 trillion by 2070 if the fossil fuel-dependent region decarbonises

News / Food & Agriculture

In Indian mining hub, farmers bring polluted land back to life

...thanks to a pilot project that seeks to fight migration and boost food security around the southern city of Hosapete, the heart of India's iron ore industry. "My father grew millet and cotton on this ...

22 Sep 2021

In Indian mining hub, farmers bring polluted land back to life

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Greening ODA: 50% of development aid should support environment and climate action

...to electricity. It is only fair that developed countries—that continue to emit the greenhouse gases that have caused the climate crisis—have committed to support developing countries to adapt to clim...

2 Mar 2021

Greening ODA: 50% of development aid should support environment and climate action

News / Waste

Why a national ban on single-use plastic may not be the best solution for waste-choked Philippines

...that the plastic pollution crisis is not just a matter of waste management, but "a systemic problem with harmful impacts throughout the life cycle of plastic." "Corporations and industries insist on u...

1 Jun 2021

Why a national ban on single-use plastic may not be the best solution for waste-choked Philippines

Green School students visit a school in Bali, Indonesia

Podcasts / Carbon & Climate

Are schools failing to teach students the realities of climate change?

...that broke from the conventions of tranditional education by teaching young people in a natural setting, to give them a deeper connection with a natural world that is alien to so many students these d...

28 Jan 2021

Are schools failing to teach students the realities of climate change?

Where is the smart money going in renewables?

Podcasts / Energy

Mission net zero: Is the world banking on the right innovations?

...tools to fight climate change Why we don't need carbon capture technology—yet What's up with Elon Musk? The potential of nature-based solutions The ambition of net zero targets What are the best bets ...

24 Feb 2021

Mission net zero: Is the world banking on the right innovations?

Press Releases / Far Features

Be part of a user-generated time capsule documentary addressed to the future

...tes the public to confront that question by making their own predictions and setting intentions for the future. Project Reset is a time capsule project at the intersection of art, technology, storyte...

1 Sep 2020

Be part of a user-generated time capsule documentary addressed to the future

News / Policy & Finance

24 hours with... human rights lawyer Justine Nolan

...tralian Human Rights Institute 5pm: Meeting with the Australian Human Rights Institute's Advisory Committee. One of the initiatives that grew from this group is our advocacy with the UN to address th...

3 Feb 2022

24 hours with... human rights lawyer Justine Nolan

News / Energy

Wind power, while cheap, stutters without government support

...turbines are three-quarters steel. “It is important to realise that when input costs rise, the cost of wind is going to rise. That is something that has not necessarily needed to be communicated until...

25 Apr 2022

Wind power, while cheap, stutters without government support

News / Carbon & Climate

Pandemic job losses and flooding spark fears of hard times in Bangladesh

...Thomson Reuters Foundation, the charitable arm of Thomson Reuters, that covers humanitarian news, climate change, resilience, women’s rights, trafficking and property rights. Visit http://news.trust.o...

4 Aug 2020

Pandemic job losses and flooding spark fears of hard times in Bangladesh

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