Zhang Junping’s Sisyphean Task: from Abandoned Mines to Green Paradise
Some local governments in China have approached Zhang to learn his methods in treating and greening their abandoned mines.... Read More
Sustainability
Building a Sustainable Plant-Based Food System with Upfield
Calling themselves “Generation Plant", Upfield advocates for the transformation of the food system and promotes plant-based eating.... Read More
Myrna Labs Develops Gender Intelligence System to Support Gender Equality Policy Making
Institutions with uninformed decisions continue to sideline gender equality and amplify risks, resulting in gender-based discrimination and lost opportunities for all.... Read More
A Tribute to Muhammad Arif Tasrif
This obituary is mainly dedicated to Ghazan and Shanum, the deceased's son and daughter. May they learn the legacy of their father. ... Read More
UOB’s Green Umbrella Frameworks Support the Singapore Green Plan 2030
The financial sector plays a crucial role in addressing the impact of environmental risk and mobilizing global capital for the green economy to promote sustainable development.... Read More
Asian Development Bank’s Efforts on Agriculture and Food Security in Asia and The Pacific
Millions more of the Asia Pacific's poor and vulnerable are suffering from undernutrition and food shortages due to rising food prices.... Read More
Solar Energy for Renewable Lifestyle by Aelius Turbina
By making solar energy more accessible and approachable, Aelius Turbina contributes to the efforts of creating zero-carbon emission energy use for a greener, more sustainable lifestyle.... Read More
How “Rumah Inklusif” Supports People with Disabilities and Their Parents
Discrimination against people with disabilities is still rampant, so they do not receive fair opportunities or even basic decent treatment in society.... Read More
Bhutan, a Nature-loving Country with the Ministry of Happiness
With forest areas this large, Bhutan provides groundwater for a fifth of the earth's population, helps reduce global warming, and absorbs carbon dioxide. Bhutan even claims itself to be a zero-carbon country.... Read More
Can Wildlife and Oil Palms Coexist?
"...I believe boycotting palm oil is not always the answer. However, developing a plan of action to tackle issues surrounding the palm oil industry deeper, further, and faster is necessary."... Read More