Opinion / #tidal
Typhoon season in Asia is an annual, grim reminder of the need for more resilient infrastructure as the impact of climate change intensifies. Arcadis’ John Batten III talks about how cities can prepare themselves for worse weather.
China is establishing itself as a renewables leader in richer nations but is still pushing polluting coal technology in Asia and Africa.
Carbon & Climate
Zero emissions power is possible, and we know what it will cost
To avoid 2 degrees of climate change, global carbon emissions will need to be reduced by at least …
CSIRO recently announced that energy from the ocean could supply 11 per cent of Australia's demand by 2050. …
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Bright spots in the dark: Tracking Malaysia’s fiscal transfers for nature conservation
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News / Energy
‘Radical change needed’: Can Malaysia grow renewable energy capacity amid increasing regulation?
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All 160 MW of proposed plants are for captive use, mostly tied to nickel smelting. The country remains … -
Podcasts / Corporate Responsibility
ESG in retreat? In India more companies see climate action as strategic: Mahindra CSO Ankit Todi
In a new series 'On the frontlines' that spotlights the challenges facing corporate changemakers, the sustainability chief for … -
News / Policy & Finance
A ‘mosaic’ of abatement strategies needed to cut global methane emissions amid US backtrack
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News / Policy & Finance
Seabed authority raises concern over unilateral actions by mining firm
The International Seabed Authority has raised concerns over The Metals Company’s bid to bypass multilateral oversight by seeking …
