Environment

Reclamation works are expected to be conducted at the Keppel and Tanjong Pagar terminals, after they relocate to Tuas around 2027.

Land half the size of Marina Bay expected to be reclaimed as part of Greater Southern Waterfront

Residents protesting against the lack of water in many parts of Johannesburg, South Africa. Affluence is not an absolute defence against water shortages.
THINKING ALOUD

Amid digital push, real-world problems such as water bankruptcy risk being overlooked

Nongovernmental organisations and scientists have long argued that defending nature and biodiversity is a way for companies to protect themselves from risks like extreme heat and flooding.

More than 150 countries agree that focus on GDP harms nature

The new laws were passed by the ruling Labor Party after weeks of tense backdoor negotiations with the Greens, who said they had secured “significant wins to protect forests”.

Australia overhauls decades-old environmental laws

The projects in the deal will generate enough solar power to reduce 169,000 tonnes of carbon emissions.

New Aster unit inks Sembcorp Solar deal for power worth 17,000 cars’ emissions

Sembcorp plans to explore opportunities to deploy battery stacking across other sections of the energy storage system.

Sembcorp partners EMA to test energy-storage system for grid stability

Nestle's exit from the Dairy Methane Action Alliance comes less than two years after the alliance's founding.

Nestle bows out of initiative to reduce dairy’s climate impact

A 2006 study shows that a cotton bag must be reused 327 times to have “lower global warming potential” than a plastic bag that gets reused as a bin liner.
THINKING ALOUD

We need to stop making reusable ‘eco-friendly’ bags