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Rich countries must compensate the Global South for biodiversity loss
Wealthy nations’ overconsumption is destroying nature, but is often not accounted for by ‘loss and damage’.
29 Jan 2024
Rich countries must compensate the Global South for biodiversity loss
Cities
Parallel parks: strategic green spaces can cool cities
Green spaces are not the answer to overheated cities by themselves. Careful urban planning needs to consider their strategic placement.
Parallel parks: strategic green spaces can cool cities
Cities
Choosing the right trees for a changing climate
Climate change is killing trees in cities, forcing changes in urban planning.
Choosing the right trees for a changing climate
Cities
Sponge cities beating urban heat in China
Infrastructure to prevent flooding in cities has benefits for preventing urban heat.
Sponge cities beating urban heat in China
All #parks Opinion
6 October 2021
CSR
Award the Nobel Peace Prize to nature's protectors
Award the Nobel Peace Prize to nature's protectors
11 August 2021
Policy & Finance
Biodiversity loss is one of the greatest existential crises of our time. A long-term, flexible solution is needed.
Biodiversity loss is one of the greatest existential crises of our time. A long-term, flexible solution is needed.
14 July 2020
Lifestyle
Sustaining conservation in a pandemic
Sustaining conservation in a pandemic
16 January 2020
Policy & Finance
Safeguarding biodiversity is not just an environmentalist issue
Safeguarding biodiversity is not just an environmentalist issue
16 December 2019
Cities
Green gentrification: How climate action in cities can avoid fueling inequality
Green gentrification: How climate action in cities can avoid fueling inequality
8 October 2019
Cities
Living in Asia’s unliveable cities
Living in Asia’s unliveable cities
9 July 2019
Cities
Making green cities mainstream
Making green cities mainstream
22 November 2018
Carbon & Climate
The bleak fate of the Amazon
The bleak fate of the Amazon
12 June 2018
Policy & Finance
Passing the brumby bill is a backward step for environmental protection in Australia
Passing the brumby bill is a backward step for environmental protection in Australia
28 August 2017
Cities
Green for wellbeing – science tells us how to design urban spaces that heal us
Green for wellbeing – science tells us how to design urban spaces that heal us
26 May 2017
Cities
Green space – how much is enough, and what's the best way to deliver it?
Green space – how much is enough, and what's the best way to deliver it?
5 May 2017
Cities
Five big ideas to better integrate nature into cities
Five big ideas to better integrate nature into cities
15 March 2017
Cities
Planet Earth II ignores threats to Singapore’s last forests
Planet Earth II ignores threats to Singapore’s last forests
10 September 2013
Cities
Will New York City continue to have a green mayor?
Will New York City continue to have a green mayor?
19 June 2013
Cities
Fukuoka's sustainable urban development initiatives
Fukuoka's sustainable urban development initiatives
6 June 2013
Policy & Finance
Istanbul protest is — and is not — about the trees
Istanbul protest is — and is not — about the trees
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Hong Kong single-use plastic ban stirs debate over affordability of alternatives
The city's disposable tableware ban which comes into force today has spooked small retailers who fret about the …
Hong Kong single-use plastic ban stirs debate over affordability of alternatives
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Waste Management
Petrochemicals lobby ‘spreading misinformation, false solutions’ as plastic treaty talks begin
Plastics lobbyists are pushing recycling as a remedy to the plastic crisis, which NGOs decry as a "false …
Petrochemicals lobby 'spreading misinformation, false solutions' as plastic treaty talks begin
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Carbon & Climate
South Pole and GenZero launch new centre to scale ‘high-impact first-of-a-kind’ carbon credits in Asia
Co-led by two senior South Pole staff, the Singapore-based Asia Centre of Carbon Excellence seeks to grow nascent …
South Pole and GenZero launch new centre to scale ‘high-impact first-of-a-kind’ carbon credits in Asia
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Energy
Asian wind power development faces growing storm with local communities
A South Korean law to ease tensions with fisherfolk could face months of delays after missing the legislative …
Asian wind power development faces growing storm with local communities
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Policy & Finance
How microloans exacerbate deforestation in Cambodia
Cambodia’s reliance on microloans, long touted as a way to reduce poverty, belies concerns over debt-fuelled deforestation.
How microloans exacerbate deforestation in Cambodia
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Waste Management
Filipinos strongest supporters of plastic reduction ahead of UN treaty talks
Filipinos want efforts to tackle ocean pollution to focus on plastic production cuts, a survey by Greenpeace found …
Filipinos strongest supporters of plastic reduction ahead of UN treaty talks
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