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Opinion / Cities

Let's bring back the urban health advantage

Over the past decades, living in cities has been associated with better health. Better access to goods, services and opportunities such as healthcare, education and employment provided an “urban healt...

10 Jan 2017

Let's bring back the urban health advantage

News / Carbon & Climate

Peatlands protection seen key to preventing climate change "tipping point"

The world's endangered peatlands need better protection or else climate change will spiral out of control, environmentalists said on Thursday at the launch of a global initiative to help prevent their...

21 Nov 2016

Peatlands protection seen key to preventing climate change "tipping point"

Opinion / Corporate Responsibility

A year of turmoil - But optimism should rule for 2017

There is no doubt that 2016 will be remembered as a year of disruption and change. Many sad and disturbing events have dominated the news, and it can be difficult to look forward to the new year with ...

9 Jan 2017

A year of turmoil - But optimism should rule for 2017

News / Food & Agriculture

Protection of forests ‘fundamental to security of humanity’s place on this planet,’ UN Forum told

Kick-starting action on the recently-adopted Global Forest Goals to protect, sustainably manage and increase world’s forest area will be a key focus for delegations gathered in New York for the twelft...

3 May 2017

Protection of forests ‘fundamental to security of humanity’s place on this planet,’ UN Forum told

News / Carbon & Climate

Why biodiversity loss is scarier than climate change

While the plight of tigers, sharks and rhinos may be sad, does it really matter to mankind if these species go extinct? Should we care if the only way to see these beasts is in a zoo or aquarium, or i...

21 Jun 2017

Why biodiversity loss is scarier than climate change

News / Carbon & Climate

The top 5 carbon and climate stories in 2016

Where climate action was concerned, 2016 started off positively as the hope and optimism from the December 2015 signing of the Paris Agreement carried through into the new year. But things rapidly det...

20 Dec 2016

The top 5 carbon and climate stories in 2016

Opinion / Transport

Could carpooling be the answer to Southeast Asia's traffic crunch?

Congestion remains an uncomfortable part of life in many of Southeast Asia’s rapidly urbanising cities. In Indonesia, Jakarta’s citizens spend over 400 hours, or 17 days a year in traffic, while Metro...

3 Apr 2017

Could carpooling be the answer to Southeast Asia's traffic crunch?

News / Carbon & Climate

Global warming already causing local extinctions

Climate change is already beginning to alter the natural world. A study of 976 plant and animal species worldwide – freshwater, terrestrial and marine – reveals that local extinctionshave happened in ...

20 Dec 2016

Global warming already causing local extinctions

News / Water

India: Yamuna floodplain devastated by festival

After protracted hearings, the India’s National Green Tribunal allowed a controversial world culture festival to go ahead this weekend with only a preliminary fine, despite the fact that organizers ha...

15 Mar 2016

India: Yamuna floodplain devastated by festival

Woman working on her laptop possibly doing sustainability reporting

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Innovation in sustainability reporting: New design trends and digital solutions for powerful storytelling

Companies are facing more demand by regulators, investors and customers to be transparent in their environmental, social and corporate governance. Yet, getting stakeholders to read a company sustainab...

15 Jun 2017

Innovation in sustainability reporting: New design trends and digital solutions for powerful storytelling

News / Food & Agriculture

Survival of nearly 10,000 orangutans in Borneo oil palm estates at stake

Ever since the palm oil industry started its industrial-scale expansion in South-East Asia it has been under pressure from environmental activists and NGOs for its negative impacts. Much of that criti...

1 Mar 2017

Survival of nearly 10,000 orangutans in Borneo oil palm estates at stake

Opinion / Policy & Finance

8 tips to make a panel discussion not become a punishment

Development organizations are fond of assembling experts in a room and hosting panel discussions that are often a dreadful experience for those on the panel, as well as those in the audience. Reading ...

20 Jul 2016

8 tips to make a panel discussion not become a punishment

Press Releases / GreenBlue Org

Gerber joins How2Recycle label program

Gerber Products Company, a leader in early childhood nutrition, is the latest company to join the How2Recycle label program. Companies use the How2Recycle Label to communicate clear packaging recyclin...

8 Aug 2016

Gerber joins How2Recycle label program

ST Diamond Building, Putrajaya, Malaysia

News / Green Buildings

Why has Asia been slow to catch on to green buildings?

Green buildings are good for the environment and ultimately save the construction business a lot of money. So why are so few buildings piercing Asian skylines with sustainability in mind? According to...

19 Apr 2017

Why has Asia been slow to catch on to green buildings?

News / Energy

Renewables remain marginal to Bangladesh’s energy plans

Bangladesh’s economy has been growing steadily at over 6 per cent, making it one of the steady high performers among large countries. This growth is intimately tied to energy supply, but in a country ...

9 Dec 2016

Renewables remain marginal to Bangladesh’s energy plans

Opinion / Policy & Finance

6 benefits to companies that issue green bonds

There has been tremendous growth in green bonds as the benefits become more apparent to both investors and issuers. Last year, almost twice as many green bonds as expected were issued, and in the firs...

12 May 2017

6 benefits to companies that issue green bonds

News / Carbon & Climate

Vast carbon sink found in Congo basin

British scientists have just discovered one of the richest stores of carbon on Earth. They have found 145,000 square kilometres of peatland – an area larger than England – in the forests of the centra...

16 Jan 2017

Vast carbon sink found in Congo basin

Opinion / Lifestyle

How not to screw the Earth this Valentine's Day

Honestly, as a single person I have nothing against Valentine’s Day. Unlike the smug couples, sulky singles or Japan's Revolutionary Alliance of Men that Women find Unattractive who have declared that...

14 Feb 2017

How not to screw the Earth this Valentine's Day

Press Releases / Olam International

New agri-business alliance gets its sights on 2030 UN SDG targets

Thirty-six leading agri-business companies have today launched the Global Agri-business Alliance (GAA) in Singapore. Their aim is to collectively tackle the major environmental and social challenges f...

19 Sep 2016

New agri-business alliance gets its sights on 2030 UN SDG targets

News / Policy & Finance

Adapting to climate change will cost a lot more than thought

The cost of adapting to a changing climate will be 4-5 times higher than what was estimated two years ago, says a new report by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). “The costs of adaptatio...

24 May 2016

Adapting to climate change will cost a lot more than thought