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Opinion / Food & Agriculture

There's no time, or food, to waste

...ch type of actor in the food supply chain. Finally, the agenda recommends 10 interventions that could scale the impact and pace of these interventions. With our recent publication, Reducing Food Loss ...

12 Nov 2019

There's no time, or food, to waste

News / Carbon & Climate

Huge vegetation change could affect Earth

...continent except Antarctica, to record the way forests died back, new species invaded, and the nature of the landscapes changed. And, they say, there is evidence that climate change is already imposin...

10 Sep 2018

Huge vegetation change could affect Earth

News / Energy

New plane can show geoengineering works

...could increase planetary average temperatures to a catastrophic 3°C or more by 2100. Darkened skies do lower planetary temperatures: violent volcanic eruptions have in recent history injected cubic ki...

27 Nov 2018

New plane can show geoengineering works

News / Carbon & Climate

Met Office: World has 10 per cent chance of ‘overshooting’ 1.5C within five years

...ct the impact of human-caused climate change alongside natural factors, such as solar variability and the cooling impact of volcanic eruptions and natural aerosols. The projections also consider how c...

7 Feb 2019

Met Office: World has 10 per cent chance of ‘overshooting’ 1.5C within five years

Press Releases / UN Environment

World pledges to protect polluted, degraded planet as it adopts blueprint for more sustainable future

...cluded a recognition that a more circular global economy, in which goods can be reused or repurposed and kept in circulation for as long as possible, can significantly contribute to sustainable consum...

18 Mar 2019

World pledges to protect polluted, degraded planet as it adopts blueprint for more sustainable future

News / Carbon & Climate

Scientists differ on climate’s CO₂ sensitivity

...CO₂ also affects life directly,” said Richard Betts, of the UK Met Office, based at the Hadley Centre in Exeter. “Higher CO₂ concentrations cause increased growth in many plant species. This causes a ...

12 Jul 2018

Scientists differ on climate’s CO₂ sensitivity

Press Releases / City Developments Limited

CDL leads in top sustainability benchmarks

...cles, etc. and emissions from chemical production in owned or controlled process equipment. Scope 2 includes indirect emissions due to purchased electricity consumed at CDL’s Corporate Office, c...

23 Jan 2019

CDL leads in top sustainability benchmarks

Opinion / Policy & Finance

How development banks can better support the Paris Agreement

...calized climate-related data, staff and client capacity, and internal MDB incentives that encourage action to reduce vulnerability and enhance resilience. 3. Support the implementation and enhancement...

6 Dec 2018

How development banks can better support the Paris Agreement

Press Releases / Building and Construction Authority

Transforming the way we build at Singapore's inaugural International Built Environment Week

...chnologies to drive construction productivity and resource efficiency, and Smart Cities and Buildings (SCB) Asia highlighting the convergence of technology and construction creating more liveable citi...

17 Sep 2019

Transforming the way we build at Singapore's inaugural International Built Environment Week

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Geoengineering is a dangerous distraction

...curity and land rights; the clearing of forests could cause more carbon to be released than BECCS ever absorbs. Another major CDR technology—direct air capture (DAC)—would suck CO2 from the air by ins...

19 Feb 2019

Geoengineering is a dangerous distraction

Opinion / Policy & Finance

The green lobby’s misdirected anger

...cies such as forced population control. Second, the rich world could launch a “Manhattan Project” to develop and scale technologies that can rid the planet of GHG accumulation. These may include carbo...

30 Oct 2018

The green lobby’s misdirected anger

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

5 under-recognised impacts of air pollution

...can cause respiratory and cardiovascular illnesses, as well as reproductive and developmental impacts. Air pollution affects climate Often called short-lived climate pollutants (SLCPs), black carbon (...

6 Jun 2019

5 under-recognised impacts of air pollution

News / Food & Agriculture

Crop diversity keeps bees buzzing happily

...culty of Environmental Earth Science, Hokkaido University Efficiency above all The researchers paint a picture of a world in which vast tracts of landscape have been converted for maximum efficiency ...

26 Jul 2019

Crop diversity keeps bees buzzing happily

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Our profession is letting down humanity, says climate scientist

...concerns about an impending climate crisis long before we could directly evidence it. In response, the scientific community stepped up its research efforts, and has been conducting regular scientific ...

22 Oct 2019

Our profession is letting down humanity, says climate scientist

Opinion / Energy

Beyond renewables: How to reduce energy-related emissions by measuring what matters

...c consequences (Carbon Brief 2016). Moreover, new research suggests that the 2 degree C ceiling is too high to be safe. The 2018 report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) conclude...

10 Jun 2019

Beyond renewables: How to reduce energy-related emissions by measuring what matters

News / Policy & Finance

Pan Borneo Highway development endangers Borneo forests

...climate change and fosters the island’s unique biology. But the construction and expansion of roads for the Pan Borneo Highway project could carve up the core of this ecosystem, the researchers who wr...

19 Sep 2019

Pan Borneo Highway development endangers Borneo forests

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Who benefits from false climate solutions?

...countries, in particular—has built an economic system focused on capital accumulation, which privileges corporate profits over the wellbeing of people and the environment, entrenching injustice and re...

16 Sep 2019

Who benefits from false climate solutions?

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

In addressing climate change, rice production needs more attention and urgent action

...cord-breaking heatwaves across the northern hemisphere last summer and the close of the UN climate talks in Poland, climate change is increasingly occupying the public consciousness, with many now wan...

9 Jan 2019

In addressing climate change, rice production needs more attention and urgent action

News / Carbon & Climate

Forest carbon emissions are set to grow

...cientific language of unusual clarity. Carbon source “Tropical forests are in the process of switching from being approximately neutral to being a net source of carbon. This decline is caused by the c...

31 Jul 2018

Forest carbon emissions are set to grow

News / Food & Agriculture

How 'future-fit' crops can protect the environment and provide for the future

...cultural practices,” said NamZ co-founder and chief executive Christoph Langwallner. Langwallner also created the platform NutritionalParadox.com last year to encourage science-based discussion and co...

15 Jan 2020

How 'future-fit' crops can protect the environment and provide for the future