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Press Releases / CSE

The Sustainability Academy offers certified sustainability education

Having identified an existing gap in Sustainability education globally, the Centre for Sustainability and Excellence (CSE) wants to create a strong Sustainability culture by empowering professionals, ...

16 May 2016

The Sustainability Academy offers certified sustainability education

News / Cities

Slum dwellers squeezed out of India's ambitious Smart Cities plan, activists say

Once known as Temple City for its ancient Hindu temples, Bhubaneswar in the eastern Indian state of Odisha aims to reposition itself as a hub for technology and healthcare with funding from a governme...

4 Oct 2016

Slum dwellers squeezed out of India's ambitious Smart Cities plan, activists say

Research / Global Canopy Programme

Turning collective commitment into action: Consumer Goods Forum progress towards zero deforestation

In 2010, acting on behalf of its more than 400 member companies worldwide, the board of the Consumer Goods Forum agreed a resolution on deforestation with the aim of achieving zero net deforestation s...

16 Jun 2016

Turning collective commitment into action: Consumer Goods Forum progress towards zero deforestation

News / Lifestyle

Have yourself a merry low-carbon Christmas

December kicks off a two-month-long season of joy, giving, and feasting as Christmas and the Lunar New Year roll into town in quick succession. But the story is an all too familiar one: cooking up a ...

20 Dec 2016

Have yourself a merry low-carbon Christmas

Youth at COP22 react to Donald Trump's presidency

Opinion / Policy & Finance

6 environment and development stories to watch in 2017

Last year brought major political shocks to the world: the election of Donald Trump; the rise of “fake news”; and the emergence of populist, anti-globalisation movements in Britain, the Philippines an...

13 Jan 2017

6 environment and development stories to watch in 2017

News / Food & Agriculture

How a new way of thinking about soil sparked a national movement in agriculture

For three weeks every month, Ray Archuleta captivates audiences with a few handfuls of soil. He begins with two clumps, dropping them into water. The soil from a farm where the soil isn’t tilled holds...

11 Apr 2017

How a new way of thinking about soil sparked a national movement in agriculture

large scale oil palm plantation in sabah

News / Food & Agriculture

Study concludes conservation NGOs might be better off working outside the RSPO

Agricultural expansion into tropical forests is an important driver of biodiversity loss — which scientists say has already become so severe across 60 per cent of the Earth’s land surface that it may ...

27 Jul 2016

Study concludes conservation NGOs might be better off working outside the RSPO

News / Policy & Finance

Energy independence won’t cure climate ills

For many governments aiming to reduce their import bills and avoid being reliant for fuel on potentially hostile or unstable foreign powers, energy independence is the ultimate goal. But international...

8 Jun 2016

Energy independence won’t cure climate ills

News / Policy & Finance

Planet’s future hangs on Paris legacy

The gathering of 190 nations in Paris for the UN climate change summit – widely known as COP21 – may already have averted the most catastrophic predictions of climate change, but only if those nations...

30 Nov 2015

Planet’s future hangs on Paris legacy

News / Cities

A data-driven way to build resilience in cities

Building “resilience” in cities is a hot topic these days among city leaders. Yet even to many who agree with that goal, the concept of urban resilience remains vague and the act of creating more of i...

14 Nov 2016

A data-driven way to build resilience in cities

Big eye soldierfish at Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument

News / Water

The top 5 water stories in 2016

Water is an irreplaceable component in the fight against climate change but it is also its biggest victim. The World Economic Forum named water the number one threat in 2015 and it was also ranked a t...

2 Jan 2017

The top 5 water stories in 2016

News / Lifestyle

Here's a sneak peek at Singapore's iLight 2016

Singapore’s biennial sustainable light art show is returning to the city-state next month with the theme ‘In Praise of Shadows’, inspired by Japanese writer Junichiro Tanizaki’s essay of the same titl...

23 Feb 2016

Here's a sneak peek at Singapore's iLight 2016

Press Releases / Aid and International Development Forum

[infographic] Health & WASH in South East Asia

Aid International Development Forum (AIDF) has released an infographic on healthcare in South East Asia (SEA). The infographic provides an overview of current health threats, including those related t...

30 May 2016

[infographic] Health & WASH in South East Asia

Nam Gnouang Dam on a tributary of the Nam Theun River in Laos

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Five steps to ensure climate action does not harm human rights

This week marks a major coup for climate action advocates: the Paris Agreement enters into force, committing governments to limit global temperature rise to well below 2 degrees Celsius above pre-indu...

7 Nov 2016

Five steps to ensure climate action does not harm human rights

Press Releases / Entura

Planning a renewable energy journey in the Pacific

Like many stories of island journeys, the pursuit of high levels of renewable energy in the Pacific involves good planning and skilled navigation to stay safe and on course, and holds the promise of r...

9 Feb 2017

Planning a renewable energy journey in the Pacific

News / Water

In the depths of the oceans, human activities are beginning to take their toll

Imagine sinking into the deepest parts of the Central Pacific Ocean, somewhere between Mexico and Hawaii. Watch as the water turns from clear to blue to dark blue to black. And then continue on for an...

8 Jun 2017

In the depths of the oceans, human activities are beginning to take their toll

Opinion / Corporate Responsibility

Uberising the Global Goals: Breakthrough business models hold the key

In Part 1 of this article, I proposed a different definition of a unicorn company: one that solves a billion-person problem, rather than simply one with a billion-dollar plus valuation. Thus defined, ...

20 Mar 2017

Uberising the Global Goals: Breakthrough business models hold the key

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Is sustainable growth possible for Asean?

Cambodian Leng Bunny, 30, is a tuk-tuk driver ferrying visitors like me in Phnom Penh to their destinations. He moved to the capital to find a job when he was 17 and he currently makes an average of U...

6 Jun 2017

Is sustainable growth possible for Asean?

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate poses conflict threat in South Asia

South Asia, which accounts for 4 per cent of the world’s land area and 1.7 billion people making up 20 per cent of the global population, is one of the most environmentally-challenged areas on Earth. ...

3 Jun 2016

Climate poses conflict threat in South Asia

Press Releases / Greenpeace Southeast Asia

Greenpeace ranks Philippine tuna canneries based on sustainable and equitable fisheries guidelines

After months of research and monitoring, Greenpeace Philippines on Thursday released a tuna ranking of nine local canneries based on international sustainable and equitable fisheries guidelines. It fo...

5 Oct 2015

Greenpeace ranks Philippine tuna canneries based on sustainable and equitable fisheries guidelines