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Vietnamese coffee farmers examine water management system

Opinion / Water

5 things companies can do to grow in a water-stressed world

In a water-stressed world, there's a powerful business case for companies to manage this essential resource sustainably, engage in water stewardship and drive collective action. As a shared resource, ...

15 Mar 2018

5 things companies can do to grow in a water-stressed world

The Seabin collecting trash at Republic of Singapore Yacht Club. Image: Eco-Business

News / Waste

The Seabin won't swallow Asia’s plastic pollution problem—but it’s a start

After a video introducing the Seabin to the world hit the 800 million view mark, Pete Ceglinski, the co-inventor of Seabin, stopped counting. The floating garbage can, which sucks water in through an ...

11 Apr 2018

The Seabin won't swallow Asia’s plastic pollution problem—but it’s a start

News / Energy

The top 5 energy stories in 2017

The continued rise of renewable energy has led to even lower energy prices, less emissions in Australia, bigger solar plants and farms in India and China in 2017. What does this mean for fossil fuel g...

28 Dec 2017

The top 5 energy stories in 2017

Press Releases / Ocean Geographic

The world premiere of ‘Elysium Artists for the Arctic’ exhibition

A body of work produced by some of the world’s best wildlife photographer and artists will reveal the magnificence of a white horizon, the charismatic icons of the polar north: polar bears and s...

21 Mar 2017

The world premiere of ‘Elysium Artists for the Arctic’ exhibition

News / Carbon & Climate

The 5 funniest reactions to Trump's Paris pull-out

American President Donald Trump on Thursday announced that he plans to pull the United States out of the Paris Agreement on climate change, sparking widespread alarm among everyone except a small band...

3 Jun 2017

The 5 funniest reactions to Trump's Paris pull-out

News / Waste

The top 5 waste stories in 2017

The world is facing a plastic pollution catastrophe. The environmental crisis is found to be comparable to that of climate change at current rates of plastic production and a study in the US estimated...

26 Dec 2017

The top 5 waste stories in 2017

Singapore's 'City in a Garden' plan has seen a network of parks, nature reserves and greened buildings span the 70 kilometre-squared island—but the country has just 0.5 per cent primary forest cover left. Image: Eco-Business

News / Green Buildings

Can Singapore, the city in a garden, grow into a city in nature?

If Singapore is to hit an ambitious target for cutting carbon, it needs to get greener—literally. By 2030, the tropical city-state aims to cut carbon emissions intensity by 36 per cent of 2005 levels,...

19 Sep 2018

Can Singapore, the city in a garden, grow into a city in nature?

News / Carbon & Climate

The IPCC leak: What do Chinese experts think?

The breakthrough commitment from world leaders at the United Nations Paris climate talks in 2015 to contain global warming to 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels sparked immediate celebratio...

28 Mar 2018

The IPCC leak: What do Chinese experts think?

News / Energy

Solar, wind and nuclear have ‘amazingly low’ carbon footprints, study finds

The research, published in Nature Energy, measures the full lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions of a range of sources of electricity out to 2050. It shows that the carbon footprint of solar, wind and n...

12 Dec 2017

Solar, wind and nuclear have ‘amazingly low’ carbon footprints, study finds

News / Water

The top 5 water stories in 2017

This year, there was a focus on the world’s oceans, plastic pollution and climate change's impact on water and sustainable fishing. Companies came up with innovative solutions to global water woes and...

29 Dec 2017

The top 5 water stories in 2017

Opinion / Policy & Finance

5 ways to make Asian cities more inclusive

The World Bank estimates that 54.3 per cent of global population now lives in cities, and this proportion will continue to rise. The process of urbanization, along with the springing up of skyscrapers...

22 Feb 2018

5 ways to make Asian cities more inclusive

News / Policy & Finance

No, really. There is one Philippines city where Duterte is a sustainability hero

Say the name Duterte and a foul-mouthed, trigger-happy Philippine president and his bloody drug war might come to mind. To his critics, Rodrigo R. Duterte, elected 16th president of the Philippines in...

22 Feb 2018

No, really. There is one Philippines city where Duterte is a sustainability hero

Press Releases / Olam International

Italian scientist brings ‘pasta power’ climate adaptation solution to West Africa

A ‘crazy idea’ has resulted in the ability to grow durum wheat in the extreme heat of famine-affected Senegal, Mauritania and Mali, potentially boosting the income for 1 million farming fa...

21 Nov 2017

Italian scientist brings ‘pasta power’ climate adaptation solution to West Africa

News / Carbon & Climate

Overheard in sustainability: The funniest moments in 2017

Inspired by the wonderful Overheard in the Newsroom Twitter feed that chronicles journalism's lighter moments, Eco-Business started the @OHSustainability Twitter account in February this year to captu...

19 Dec 2017

Overheard in sustainability: The funniest moments in 2017

News / Carbon & Climate

Next 50 years will determine humanity's outcome "for 10,000 years"

The extent to which countries cut their emissions over the next 50 years will determine the conditions of people's life on earth for at least the next 10,000 years, the head of the Stockholm Resilienc...

28 Mar 2017

Next 50 years will determine humanity's outcome "for 10,000 years"

Opinion / Corporate Responsibility

4 ways B Corp certification is driving Impact-Business Models in Asia

At the recent AVPN Conference held in Bangkok, a conversation that was – and, is still – alit with buzz arose during the panel discussion, “Creating Businesses for Social Good”. Most pertinently, the ...

18 Jul 2017

4 ways B Corp certification is driving Impact-Business Models in Asia

News / Food & Agriculture

Milking the benefits of good nutrition

Governments around the world, in recent years, have been intensifying efforts to address the burden of diseases on public health. In Singapore, there has been a major focus on diabetes, and efforts fr...

21 Nov 2017

Milking the benefits of good nutrition

privileged child in a home with air purifier in china

News / Carbon & Climate

China’s indoor air pollution highlights rural-urban divide

China’s “war on pollution” has driven a reduction in coal use, prioritising green technology, energy and buildings, and closing or moving factories out of urban areas. Since the announcement there hav...

23 Apr 2018

China’s indoor air pollution highlights rural-urban divide

Opinion / Energy

4 ways blockchain will disrupt the energy sector

In the last five years or so, so-called “disruptive” technologies—such as distributed renewable energy, smart grids, energy storage, and fuel cells——have clearly impacted the energy world. While energ...

3 Jun 2017

4 ways blockchain will disrupt the energy sector

News / Waste

What are the world's biggest plastic polluters doing about the problem?

From plastic bottles and instant coffee sachets to shampoo and toothpaste packs, lightweight plastics have been clogging drains and polluting public spaces at a rate of one truckload entering the ocea...

20 Apr 2018

What are the world's biggest plastic polluters doing about the problem?