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The Puerto Rico Army National Guard clearing the roads after Hurricane Maria

Opinion / Energy

Why solar 'microgrids' are not a cure-all for Puerto Rico's power woes

In addition to its many other devastating human consequences, Hurricane Maria left the island of Puerto Rico with its power grid in ruins. Power was knocked out throughout the island, with an estimate...

9 Nov 2017

Why solar 'microgrids' are not a cure-all for Puerto Rico's power woes

News / Energy

Living above a century-old coal fire, Jharia residents pay the price for India’s mining ambitions

In the heart of India’s coal capital of Dhanbad lies one of the country’s oldest mines: the Jharia coalfields, endowed with India’s sole reserves of prime coking coal, a high-grade coal used for makin...

14 Mar 2017

Living above a century-old coal fire, Jharia residents pay the price for India’s mining ambitions

News / Carbon & Climate

Speed of Arctic changes defies scientists

In an unusually stark warning a leading international scientific body says the Arctic climate is changing so fast that researchers are struggling to keep up. The changes happening there, it says, are ...

30 Sep 2016

Speed of Arctic changes defies scientists

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Why is climate change’s 2 degrees Celsius of warming limit so important?

If you read or listen to almost any article about climate change, it’s likely the story refers in some way to the “2 degrees Celsius limit.” The story often mentions greatly increased risks if the cli...

24 Aug 2017

Why is climate change’s 2 degrees Celsius of warming limit so important?

News / Cities

Urban planning — linchpin for sustainable urban development?

Tackling any one of the United Nations’ ambitious Sustainable Development Goals, much less all 17, is a gargantuan task. But ask planner Martin Dubbeling, and he thinks his profession has many of the ...

26 Jul 2017

Urban planning — linchpin for sustainable urban development?

News / Carbon & Climate

Complacency threatens climate change action

The world is “meandering into a failed future” because of its unwillingness to take decisive action on climate change, a leading UK academic has warned. Kevin Anderson, a professor of energy and clima...

10 Apr 2017

Complacency threatens climate change action

Opinion / Waste

Waste management in Asia: 1 goal, 5 cities, 5 lessons

Asia’s cities are the engines of incredible economic growth. For many countries, they generate over 80 per cent of GDP and improve the lives of millions of people. But this prosperity comes with a pri...

23 Jun 2017

Waste management in Asia: 1 goal, 5 cities, 5 lessons

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

A most unlikely hope: How the companies that destroyed the world’s forests can save them

Deep in the forest of the Bolivian Amazon, fire burns through thousands of acres of ancient Amazon rainforest. It’s a crude way to destroy an ecosystem. The scene offers no hint of all the technology ...

2 Jul 2018

A most unlikely hope: How the companies that destroyed the world’s forests can save them

Press Releases / GAC Enterprise Pte Ltd

MOU on the financial technology accelerator and other collaborations

A MOU was signed between Qingdao North City District Government (Qingdao), GAC Ventures Pte Ltd (GAC), International University Innovation Alliance (IUIA) based in China and Sino-Singapore Investment-...

8 Aug 2016

MOU on the financial technology accelerator and other collaborations

Opinion / Energy

Pakistan's persistent energy crisis

For almost a decade, Pakistan has lacked the energy it needs, with producers and consumers across the country facing power outages for up to 12 hours per day. At the root of this crisis lies poor gove...

20 Jun 2017

Pakistan's persistent energy crisis

News / Energy

Can Asia truly go coal-free?

A new report by the International Energy Agency (IEA) gives a promising picture on the fight against coal: China, the world’s largest energy investor, has dramatically slowed down pumping money into c...

17 Jul 2017

Can Asia truly go coal-free?

News / Food & Agriculture

Why only profit with purpose can feed the world

A third of global agriculture depends upon them, and their economic value has been estimated at around 300 billion dollars annually, but bees don’t usually figure in conversations about global busines...

17 Jul 2017

Why only profit with purpose can feed the world

family crosses flooded street in Pakistan

News / Carbon & Climate

Inequalities fuel human impacts on climate

For the second time this year, a group of climate scientists has called for a new approach to climate change research to produce a better and more precise idea of how the world will change as global a...

1 Mar 2017

Inequalities fuel human impacts on climate

News / Energy

These Indonesian villages are powered by locally sourced sustainable energy

In a country where much of the rural population lives off the grid, villages on the Indonesian island of Flores boast their own renewable energy sources — all built by local communities. Reno village ...

8 Feb 2017

These Indonesian villages are powered by locally sourced sustainable energy

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Finally, real action from big banks on deforestation

This month BNP Paribas, the world’s seventh-largest financial institution, announced a new palm oil policy that sets responsible palm oil production as a pre-condition for financing. The policy requir...

12 Jun 2017

Finally, real action from big banks on deforestation

News / Food & Agriculture

Cities eating into world’s farm lands

By 2030, the world could lose millions of fertile agricultural lands to expanding cities with Asia and Africa accounting for 80 per cent of the total farm losses, a study finds. Analysing satellite da...

19 Jan 2017

Cities eating into world’s farm lands

News / Carbon & Climate

CO2 levels heading back to days of dinosaurs

If humans burn all the fossil fuels at their disposal – and this could happen in the next two centuries – researchers predict that the planetary atmosphere would match the one that witnessed the days ...

10 Apr 2017

CO2 levels heading back to days of dinosaurs

News / Waste

5 ways to win the war on plastic pollution

Almost all of the world's newly-manufactured plastic ends up as waste or marine litter, when it could instead be used to solve big problems like affordable housing, infrastructure improvement, and sus...

7 Nov 2017

5 ways to win the war on plastic pollution

Press Releases / Global Sustainable Tourism Council

“GSTC Industry Criteria” formally released

The Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) is pleased to announce the release of the GSTC Industry Criteria, which had been under development for most of 2016. The GSTC Industry Criteria serve as ...

2 Feb 2017

“GSTC Industry Criteria” formally released

Press Releases / QOS Energy

SOLV deploys QOS Energy’s O&M management platform on 1GW PV portfolio

SOLV, the leading independent solar O&M service provider in America and a division of EPC contractor Swinerton Renewable Energy, has begun deployment of QOS Energy’s Qantum® software to ...

24 Mar 2017

SOLV deploys QOS Energy’s O&M management platform on 1GW PV portfolio