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News / Food & Agriculture

Failure to tackle food demand could make 1.5C limit unachievable

In Paris in December last year, 195 countries agreed to try and keep global temperature rise to “well below” 2C above pre-industrial levels, and to “pursue efforts” towards 1.5C. Many had expected the...

28 Mar 2016

Failure to tackle food demand could make 1.5C limit unachievable

News / Energy

Construction begins on Australia's first floating PV array

South Australia is set to be the location for Australia's first floating PV array. Construction is under way on the components for a 4 MW floating PV power plant, which is scheduled to begin producing...

9 Mar 2015

Construction begins on Australia's first floating PV array

Press Releases / Singapore Environment Council

Schools lead the way in environmental sustainability

Now entering its 15th year, the SEC-StarHub School Green Awards (SGA) sees a consistent year-on-year increase in schools participating in Singapore’s leading school environmental programme. Sinc...

9 Nov 2015

Schools lead the way in environmental sustainability

News / Green Buildings

FMM urges factory owners to adopt 'green building' practices

The Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM) has called on its members to adopt 'green building' practices in their daily operations in a move to create a more environmental-friendly sustainable na...

11 Aug 2015

FMM urges factory owners to adopt 'green building' practices

News / Carbon & Climate

Subsidies blamed for overcapacity in China’s coal sector

In an exclusive interview with chinadialogue, a leading Chinese economist says fossil fuel subsidies have distorted the allocation of resources and are now a major cause of China’s current glut of coa...

9 Jun 2016

Subsidies blamed for overcapacity in China’s coal sector

News / Water

How do we keep the oceans from becoming the world’s plastic trash can?

Plastic’s popularity in the consumer world is no doubt a result of it being a low-cost material that’s both durable and extremely versatile. These advantages are undeniable, however scientists are inc...

9 Jun 2016

How do we keep the oceans from becoming the world’s plastic trash can?

Press Releases / CapitaLand Limited

CapitaLand recognised as sustainability leader in real estate industry

CapitaLand Limited is pleased to be listed for the fifth year running in the Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World by Corporate Knights, recognised as the gold standard in corporate su...

26 Jan 2016

CapitaLand recognised as sustainability leader in real estate industry

News / Carbon & Climate

Developing world tourism ‘not living up to its promise’

Tourism is developing unsustainably in many poorer nations and so is failing to deliver major economic gains, according to researchers speaking at a conference. The sector is often lauded as a valuab...

15 Sep 2015

Developing world tourism ‘not living up to its promise’

News / Carbon & Climate

S. Korea hit by worst winter yellow dust in 5 years

The worst winter seasonal yellow dust in five years blanketed the Korean Peninsula on Monday, prompting the authorities to issue health warnings against the sandy, chemical-laden wind from China. Acco...

25 Feb 2015

S. Korea hit by worst winter yellow dust in 5 years

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

Tropical forests will still exist in 2100 – but they will be a sorry sight

By the end of the century, the world’s remaining tropical forests will be left in a fragmented, simplified, and degraded state. No patch will remain untouched – most remnants will be overrun by specie...

24 Aug 2015

Tropical forests will still exist in 2100 – but they will be a sorry sight

News / Food & Agriculture

Fight against palm snares unexpected users: New Zealand dairy farmers

The world's biggest dairy exporter, New Zealand's Fonterra, has found itself caught in the crossfire of an unexpected new controversy: a global environmental campaign against the destruction of rainfo...

24 Dec 2015

Fight against palm snares unexpected users: New Zealand dairy farmers

Press Releases / University for the Creative Arts

Collaboration key to sustainable innovation, says UCA expert

An international conference has seen global experts from Intel, Jaguar Land Rover and Sony come together to discuss ways to create transformational change in the area of sustainability. Hosted by the...

19 Nov 2015

Collaboration key to sustainable innovation, says UCA expert

News / Green Buildings

5 ideas for greener living

Singapore's annual green building week typically gathers industry professionals for rather technical discussions on the future of buildings. This year, however, the spotlight has moved to consumers an...

4 Sep 2015

5 ideas for greener living

Press Releases / Olam International

Olam sees major issues remaining for smallholders beyond 2020

Despite extensive progress being made under its Livelihood Charter, global agri-business Olam predicts that smallholder productivity across Africa, Asia and South America will still be massively hinde...

12 Jul 2016

Olam sees major issues remaining for smallholders beyond 2020

News / Carbon & Climate

Giant icebergs boost Southern Ocean carbon storage, says study

The findings suggest that if more icebergs break off from Antarctica’s ice sheets in a warmer world, they could inadvertently boost ocean carbon storage. This could help to offset the accumulating CO2...

13 Jan 2016

Giant icebergs boost Southern Ocean carbon storage, says study

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate heads for irreversible change

Some of the world’s coldest places, on land and sea, may be plunged into an unstoppable transition to a climate system most scientists believe has not existed for 35-50 million years. The almost immed...

10 Dec 2015

Climate heads for irreversible change

Press Releases / WEnergy Global Pte Ltd

WEnergy Global wins bid to light up bicycle track around Bangkok International Airport

WEnergy Global wins bid for its innovative design and engineering of a clean lighting system for the bicycle track around the Suvarnabhumi Bangkok International Airport in Thailand. Over 700 light po...

16 Sep 2015

WEnergy Global wins bid to light up bicycle track around Bangkok International Airport

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Counting the costs of floods in China

It is a little-known fact among general public and politicians that floods cause more damages each year globally than any other form of natural disasters. According to the United Nations, over the 20-...

19 Aug 2016

Counting the costs of floods in China

Press Releases / ClimateCare

Edie announces support for ClimateCare clean cooking programme

Back in 2012 the leading sustainability publishing brand edie joined forces with ClimateCare to offset carbon emissions associated with travel to its key events. Today, at its flagship Sustainability...

20 Nov 2015

Edie announces support for ClimateCare clean cooking programme

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate change could treble risks for marine life

Severe global warming – a rise in annual average global temperatures driven by ever-increasing burning of fossil fuels – could force change in up to 70 per cent of the ocean ecosystems, according to n...

5 Jun 2015

Climate change could treble risks for marine life