Sustainability > Carbon management

Food for thought

12 July, 2016

An increasing population combined with a decline in agronomic resources will lead to a constant, never-ending rise in world food prices. Then why, oh why do we waste food if it is a precious commodity?


Cutting carbon from the cement and lime sectors

28 June, 2016

Carbon capture company Calix is leading a consortium to apply and demonstrate a breakthrough technology that will enable Europe's cement and lime industries to significantly reduce their carbon footprint.


Sails light up at carbon-neutral event in Sydney

18 May, 2016

Vivid LIVE is an annual contemporary music festival held by the Sydney Opera House as part of Vivid Sydney. The event will be carbon neutral for a second year running with all electricity used, including the centrepiece 'Songlines' Lighting the Sails, powered by 100% Green Power from accredited renewable sources.


Carbon management in a climate of uncertainty

18 May, 2016 by Alexander Stathakis, Conversio

For many Australian businesses, climate policy and corresponding reporting requirements have been surrounded by much uncertainty, with the major political parties having different ideas about climate policy.


15,000 tonnes of CO2 stored in landmark study

29 April, 2016

Over 15,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide have been injected 1.5 km below ground at Nirranda South, Victoria, in a CO2CRC project which is said to prove the safety and long-term viability of CO2 storage.


Improving the efficiency of CO2 capture

21 March, 2016

CSIRO, AGL Energy, Brown Coal Innovation Australia and IHI Corporation are partnering on a two-year research program to improve efficiency of carbon dioxide capture.


National Carbon Offset Standard expanded

11 March, 2016

Minister for the Environment Greg Hunt has announced the expansion of the National Carbon Offset Standard, which since 2010 has enabled businesses, products and events to be certified as carbon neutral.


Sustainable buildings — the tipping point for change

09 March, 2016 by Christina Hughes, Switch Automation

Building Management Systems and the way that we manage and control buildings have remained largely unchanged for 30 years. Our cars and phones are smarter than some of the most expensive assets on the planet. But this is going to change. Everyone's talking about it. You probably are too — 2016 is the year of Internet of Things (IoT) and the year for making smarter buildings a priority.


Climate research gets the chop

05 February, 2016

Up to 350 positions at Australia's CSIRO will be made redundant, with its climate research divisions to bear the brunt of the job losses.


Brisbane Airport recognised for reducing carbon emissions

19 January, 2016

Brisbane Airport has been certified as Airport Carbon Accredited at Level 3 (Optimisation). It is the second Australian airport, and the eighth in the Asia-Pacific region, to reach this level of accreditation.


The City of Carbon Neutrality

21 December, 2015

Adelaide Lord Mayor Martin Haese spoke at COP21 earlier this month about the goal to make his city carbon neutral by 2025.


Carbon nitrites for CO2 capture and conversion

03 December, 2015

Professor Ajayan Vinu will lead UniSA's Future Industries Institute in a project that aims to remove carbon dioxide gases from the atmosphere and convert them into green energy.


VW's failure on the sustainability leadership test

29 September, 2015 by Francisco Szekely*

Manipulating sustainability performance data to achieve greater market share is not only highly unethical but it has a significant impact on the business performance of a company. Francisco Szekely, Professor of Leadership and Sustainability at IMD and Director of IMD's Global Center for Sustainability Leadership (CSL), provides his opinions on the recent Volkswagen case.


Businesses want government to show leadership on sustainability

28 July, 2015

New Zealand businesses want the government to show greater leadership around carbon, waste and water issues, a University of Waikato study has found.


EU needs increased investment in carbon capture and storage to meet climate change targets

17 June, 2015

European Union countries need to significantly increase investments in carbon capture and storage and show much greater urgency and determination to develop and deploy the technology, according to a new report launched in Brussels by the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at the London School of Economics and Political Science and the Grantham Institute at the Imperial College London.


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