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News / Energy

New push to double city energy efficiency gains by 2030

The World Green Building Council and the World Resources Institute-led Building Efficiency Accelerator have joined forces to double participating cities’ rate of energy efficiency improvement by 2030....

31 Aug 2016

New push to double city energy efficiency gains by 2030

News / Cities

New report helps cities find the money they need for climate change projects

Cities across the world will need to invest some US$57 trillion in infrastructure from now till 2030 to cater to their growing populations and maintain economic growth. Faced with increasing climate c...

13 Jul 2016

New report helps cities find the money they need for climate change projects

News / Manufacturing

The top 5 manufacturing stories in 2016

The manufacturing practices, labour records, and supply chains of companies came under more scrutiny than ever this year, with global NGOs keeping up pressure on firms to eradicate slavery from their ...

21 Dec 2016

The top 5 manufacturing stories in 2016

News / Water

Warming lakes speed up methane emissions

US scientists report that lakes worldwide are warming by an average of more than 1°C every 30 years, faster than the warming rate of either the ocean or the atmosphere. The warming is expected to incr...

22 Dec 2015

Warming lakes speed up methane emissions

News / Energy

China turns to energy storage to push renewables

Despite another banner year for renewables growth in China, the country’s grid is still struggling to bring clean electricity to consumers. The problem is so serious in China’s north and west that tur...

28 Feb 2017

China turns to energy storage to push renewables

little girl stands at toilet in Fatehpur Sikri, India

Opinion / Waste

10 reasons we should care about toilets

On 19 November we celebrate World Toilet Day. While we might take toilets for granted, billions in the world don’t. Toilets and all that is related—loosely called sanitation—play a hugely important ro...

18 Nov 2016

10 reasons we should care about toilets

Press Releases / Greenpeace Southeast Asia

Hazardous chemicals found in many outdoor clothing brands

Hazardous and persistent chemicals, dangerous to human health and the environment, have been found in the products of leading outdoor brands. Brands like The North Face, Patagonia, Mammut, Columbia a...

28 Jan 2016

Hazardous chemicals found in many outdoor clothing brands

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Air pollution's true costs

Air pollution takes years off people’s lives. It causes substantial pain and suffering, among adults and children alike. And it damages food production, at a time when we need to feed more people than...

16 Aug 2016

Air pollution's true costs

News / Green Buildings

The top 5 green building stories in 2016

The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) reports that buildings are the largest contributors to climate change through carbon emissions. They are responsible for around 30 to 40 per cent of glo...

2 Jan 2017

The top 5 green building stories in 2016

News / Lifestyle

The top 5 lifestyle stories in 2016

Matters of sustainability and the environment were given extra air time this year at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil to mixed results, while travel giant TripAdvisor took a stance by ...

2 Jan 2017

The top 5 lifestyle stories in 2016

Opinion / Policy & Finance

It's time to run the red lights

Maybe it’s galloping old age, but few things enrage me more than people running stop signals—whether bus or truck drivers, motorists or cyclists. Partly it’s having been hit so many times by all of th...

13 Oct 2016

It's time to run the red lights

Press Releases / Greenpeace Southeast Asia

PH launches first human rights investigation into 50 big polluters

The Philippines Commission on Human Rights (CHR) announced that it will launch an investigation on December 10 (International Human rights Day), which could hold fossil fuel companies responsible for ...

8 Dec 2015

PH launches first human rights investigation into 50 big polluters

News / Carbon & Climate

Solutions to drive the green economy

With many countries increasingly adopting green growth as an economic model, experts speaking at the Green Growth Business Forum in Singapore last week outlined how technological solutions can help to...

27 Jul 2016

Solutions to drive the green economy

News / Energy

Doubts pile up about UK’s Hinkley nuclear plant

On July 21, the UK’s prime minister dined with Francois Hollande in Paris. On the same day, EDF announced a meeting of its Board had been called for the July 28. A press release stated simply that the...

12 Aug 2016

Doubts pile up about UK’s Hinkley nuclear plant

Press Releases / The Gold Standard Foundation

Gold Standard to open up new funding for sustainable urban development

In collaboration with Climate-KIC, South Pole Group and ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability, Gold Standard is launching a framework designed to unlock billions of dollars needed to scal...

28 Dec 2016

Gold Standard to open up new funding for sustainable urban development

Press Releases / Rosatom Asia Pte Ltd

Rosatom opens regional office in China

Russian nuclear energy provider Rosatom said today that it has opened a regional office in China. The company made the announcement while participating at an international exhibition called Nucle...

11 Apr 2016

Rosatom opens regional office in China

News / Policy & Finance

Paris pledges fall short on emissions

National promises made late last year to contain carbon dioxide emissions will not be nearly enough to meet the global warming target agreed last December by 195 nations, according to a new assessment...

8 Jul 2016

Paris pledges fall short on emissions

Press Releases / GSES India Sustainable Energy Pvt. Ltd.

GSES & National Institute of Wind Energy to conduct solar training

The Government of India has set an ambitious target of 40,000MW of grid connected rooftop PV (RTPV) plants during the next five years. These rooftop PV plants will be set up in residential, commercial...

11 Feb 2016

GSES & National Institute of Wind Energy to conduct solar training

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Health-care innovation in the Global South

Children die from preventable and treatable conditions like diarrhea and pneumonia every day, with the developing world accounting for the majority of victims. The need to produce innovative and cost-...

21 Jun 2016

Health-care innovation in the Global South

News / Energy

Clean fuel from "bionic leaf" could ease pressure on farmland - scientists

A new clean technology to turn sunlight into liquid fuel could drastically shrink the need for large plantations to grow crops for biofuels, while combating climate change, Harvard University research...

3 Jun 2016

Clean fuel from "bionic leaf" could ease pressure on farmland - scientists