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News / Energy

Limiting global warming means forgoing vast fuel reserves: study

...cy makers must realise that their instincts to completely use the fossil fuels within their countries are wholly incompatible with their commitments to the 2 degrees C goal," said Christophe McGlade, ...

8 Jan 2015

Limiting global warming means forgoing vast fuel reserves: study

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Is the financial world finally ready to take climate action?

...cent five years ago, before the ill-fated COP15 in Copenhagen. This means that almost nine companies out of ten have decided to confront climate change seriously and measure their carbon emissions acc...

11 Nov 2015

Is the financial world finally ready to take climate action?

brick kiln worker in india among the poorest

News / Manufacturing

Controversy over how Indian brick kilns clean up their act

...ctly and indirectly. There are around 125,000 kilns in the country, according to the Punjab State Council for Science and Technology. There about 90,000 energy-inefficient clamps — temporary construct...

23 Jun 2016

Controversy over how Indian brick kilns clean up their act

News / Energy

Bangladesh fires up large-scale solar to boost power generation

...ctual need is certainly higher since only 62 percent of the population have access to electricity through the grid. The government plans to increase installed capacity to 20,000 MW by the end of the d...

23 Nov 2015

Bangladesh fires up large-scale solar to boost power generation

News / Carbon & Climate

Australia gets early blast of more extreme heat

...cent report on Australia’s climate, produced by BOM and the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), the national science agency, predicts temperatures rising across the c...

15 Oct 2014

Australia gets early blast of more extreme heat

News / Food & Agriculture

Companies worth trillions tell RSPO to improve standards

...ction practices across the palm oil industry". But it in its current state, the certification "does not include protections for some of the most critical externalities of palm oil production" such as ...

9 Jun 2015

Companies worth trillions tell RSPO to improve standards

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

US-China deal shows all that effort to tackle climate change might actually be worth it

...ckly in line with the US (27 per cent cuts by 2025), China (peak by 2030 – by which time their emissions could be enormous) and EU (40 per cent cut by 2030) announcements we will come off the exponent...

14 Nov 2014

US-China deal shows all that effort to tackle climate change might actually be worth it

News / Policy & Finance

Unlikely alliance pushes for federal climate action

...climate change. The Australian Climate Roundtable comprises the Australian Aluminium Council, the Australian Conservation Foundation, the Australian Council of Social Service, the Australian Council o...

29 Jun 2015

Unlikely alliance pushes for federal climate action

News / Carbon & Climate

Ocean heat drives surge to global warming record

...ctic sea-ice extent was the sixth lowest on record, according to the National Snow and Ice Data Centre, in the US, but Antarctic daily sea ice reached a new record for the third consecutive year. Some...

4 Dec 2014

Ocean heat drives surge to global warming record

Press Releases / Fleming

4th Annual APAC District Cooling Conference & Awards in Bangkok, Thailand

...cent respectively. Similarly in India, GIFT City officials are looking to reduce electricity consumption by 65-80 per cent by incorporating district cooling system to meet their cooling demands. Acco...

13 Jul 2015

4th Annual APAC District Cooling Conference & Awards in Bangkok, Thailand

News / Carbon & Climate

The top 10 stories in 2015

...cing of projects to help Asia-Pacific countries mitigate the impact of climate change. 9. The circular economy increasingly dominates business The circular economy - which keeps resources in use for a...

23 Dec 2015

The top 10 stories in 2015

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Australia offers lackluster 2030 climate target

...ce is deeply concerned about the threat of climate impacts. For instance, a recent poll found that 63 per cent of Australians think the Abbot government should take climate change more seriously, whil...

12 Aug 2015

Australia offers lackluster 2030 climate target

News / Policy & Finance

Climate and laws trap islanders

...claim on other states. In Europe, for example, they are classed as economic migrants. The study, conducted under the UN’s Pacific Climate Change and Migration project, was released at the COP21 climat...

3 Dec 2015

Climate and laws trap islanders

News / Carbon & Climate

Haze hits Thai north, emergency measures issued

...cy measures across at least nine provinces as thick smoke caused by farmers burning vegetation to clear their fields chokes the north of the country. Illegal burning of forests is a chronic problem du...

19 Mar 2015

Haze hits Thai north, emergency measures issued

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate threatens Pacific with seesaw sea levels

...cific region. Scientists have already warned once this year that a periodic cycle of warming and cooling in the Pacific could increase in frequency. Bubble of heat El Niño is a cyclic phenomenon that ...

29 Sep 2015

Climate threatens Pacific with seesaw sea levels

News / Policy & Finance

Markets cannot solve the climate crisis

...climate crisis comprise a tiny, all-male, all-white fraction of the planet’s population, Malm objects to calling this the Anthropocene epoch; he would rather call it the “Capitalocene.” And capital, h...

29 Dec 2015

Markets cannot solve the climate crisis

News / Carbon & Climate

Central Asia’s glaciers may lose half their ice by mid-century

...ch Centre for Geosciences and France’s National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS), report in the current online issue of Nature Geosciencethat about half of the mountains’ glacier volume could be ...

25 Aug 2015

Central Asia’s glaciers may lose half their ice by mid-century

News / Carbon & Climate

Why forests will make or break the climate fight

...cent through carbon sequestration. Forests also provide ecosystem services such as protection from floods, clean air and water, medicinal plants, and are a sacred and cultural place for many people. ...

3 May 2016

Why forests will make or break the climate fight

Press Releases / BERNAMA Media Relations and Event Management (MREM)

ATEC Group offers CompEX competency courses in Myanmar

...ctrical & Mechanical technicians as the area expands. (http://compextraining.com) CompEx (meaning Competency in Ex atmospheres) is a global certification scheme for electrical and mechanical prac...

4 Aug 2015

ATEC Group offers CompEX competency courses in Myanmar

News / Carbon & Climate

Small volcanic eruptions are key to warming hiatus

...ck incoming sunlight and actually cool the planet for a couple of years. The assumption since then has been that big volcanic eruptions have enough heft to influence climate. But in two recent papers,...

14 Jan 2015

Small volcanic eruptions are key to warming hiatus