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新闻 / 粮食和农业

Food wastage an 'enormous' global concern, G20 says

...ity and nutrition, including the impact of climate change. A reduction in the amount of food wasted would improve food security, the ministers said in their final communique. "We note with great conce...

11 五月 2015

Food wastage an 'enormous' global concern, G20 says

新闻 / 水

Nation's water security threat has reached alarming proportions

...ing river and sea guarding ideas. However, many scientists have cautioned against their feasibility due to their high cost and high risk. Can you explain that further? Our river crossing initiative, w...

28 四月 2015

Nation's water security threat has reached alarming proportions

新闻 / 政策和金融

Will the New Urban Agenda define the future of UN-Habitat?

...issue is a question of institutional ownership — and the resources that come with such a responsibility. Officially, Habitat III is a U. N.-wide conference coordinated by a secretariat with an institu...

7 七月 2016

Will the New Urban Agenda define the future of UN-Habitat?

新闻 / 能源

New ocean energy plan could worsen global warming

...iatkowski, scientist at Stanford University’s Carnegie Institution Warming exacerbated Ken Caldeira, senior scientist in the Department of Global Ecology at Stanford University’s Carnegie Institution...

6 四月 2015

New ocean energy plan could worsen global warming

新闻 / 政策和金融

New leader may not mean new climate policies, despite Australian solar success

...imate policy, is hampering the battle against climate change and investment in clean energy. Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull will face intense scrutiny at the upcoming global climate change summit in ...

25 十一月 2015

New leader may not mean new climate policies, despite Australian solar success

新闻 / 碳与气候

Hebei’s war on pollution starts to show results, but huge task remains

...ile reducing particulate and carbon emissions – and Hebei is no exception. Although in Hebei, it is more difficult because of the pre-existing in industrial base. Zhang Xiaoli, a professor at Beijing...

16 二月 2016

Hebei’s war on pollution starts to show results, but huge task remains

新闻 / 绿色建筑

Why buildings matter in the fight against climate change

...ization and industrialization in developing nations - if nothing is done to mitigate emissions, says the United Nations Environment Programme. This makes addressing sustainability in the building and ...

3 九月 2015

Why buildings matter in the fight against climate change

新闻 / 能源

PM shrugs off dam concerns

...ilt by Chinese companies in Cambodia, where both private and state-owned Chinese firms have invested heavily in the sector in recent years. “It is the largest hydropower dam in Cambodia if we compare ...

13 一月 2015

PM shrugs off dam concerns

观点 / 能源

Brace yourself for Solargeddon

...ival of the industry. The businesses that are actively supporting campaign activity are readily identifiable and that means that its also pretty obvious who is simply sitting back and riding everyone ...

20 八月 2014

Brace yourself for Solargeddon

观点 / 粮食和农业

Breath of fresh air on stale haze issue

...and mining ban, his Agriculture Ministry called for the disbanding of a voluntary initiative called the Indonesian Palm Oil Pledge - or Ipop, under which major palm oil firms pledged high sustainabili...

27 四月 2016

Breath of fresh air on stale haze issue

新闻 / 绿色建筑

Singapore’s new Green Mark scheme a 'game-changer'

...is the fifth revision. The rating has gained popularity even beyond Singapore, with building owners from Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines, China, India and the Middle East apply...

2 九月 2015

Singapore’s new Green Mark scheme a 'game-changer'

新闻 / 能源

Erratic weather spells tough time ahead for Bhutan’s hydropower

...and and villages lost will still be limited. Most of the investment is coming from India – through a mix of grants and loans. India has also agreed in principle to buy the 20,000 MW of electricity tha...

26 四月 2016

Erratic weather spells tough time ahead for Bhutan’s hydropower