Meet this year’s five recipients of the Rolex Awards for Enterprise
Since 1976, Rolex has been honouring outstanding individuals who work to advance people and planet. The watchmaker supports over 150 projects.
How the Rolex Perpetual Planet initiative uses exploration to save the Earth
It's a partnership that has spanned decades and has borne a lot of data for climate scientists.
Architect Jason Pomeroy on sustainable design
As the founder of Pomeroy Studios, and Pomeroy Academy, he creates courses to grow awareness of climate change and how the industry needs to respond to it.
Would we give up flying to reduce our carbon footprint?
The Peak team's thoughts on staying grounded – for the environment.
How to live more sustainably in 2019
There’s no better time than now to explore eco-friendly travels, ethical eating, and sensible shopping.
Chanel to halt use of exotic animal skins
In a move hailed by animal rights groups, Chanel has become the first luxury fashion house to turn its back on exotic animal pelts such as lizard, crocodile, and snake skin.
Have our recycling efforts in Singapore gone to waste?
More needs to be done on a national scale for recycling efforts to be effective in Singapore.
How are Asia and Antarctica connected? This exhibition at Botanic Gardens tells the story
A film and photography exhibition by Eco-Business entitled Changing Course - at the Singapore Botanic Gardens till July 12 - explores the connection.
Can offshore fish farming feed a hungry world?
Harvesting fish and shellfish from offshore farms could help provide essential protein to a global population set to expand a third to 10 billion by mid-century.
Could the electric vehicles of tomorrow be powered by lithium from supervolcanoes?
Scientists appear to have found that supervolcanoes could be a new source of lithium, a breakthrough for the electric vehicle industry as one of the most vital components of electric cars is their lithium batteries.