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14 May 2012

Karbon & Cuaca

Mangroves reduce disaster risk, boost income options in Vietnam

Karbon & Cuaca

Jairam Ramesh asks UNDP to suggest ways for ‘greening’ rural development

10 May 2012

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Pengangkutan

Bike network expansion aims to solve city's black spots

9 May 2012

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Bangunan Hijau

No tax reprieve for older building refits

6 May 2012

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Makanan & Pertanian

Sea-level rise threatens Mekong rice

4 May 2012

Karbon & Cuaca

UN lauds Philippines' climate change laws 'world's best'

Karbon & Cuaca

Asian countries told to reduce climate change’s negative impacts

3 May 2012

Karbon & Cuaca

Jakarta vulnerable to climate change, report says

27 April 2012

Karbon & Cuaca

Saltier oceans set scene for changes

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Polisi & Kewangan

Economy 'must adapt' in face of climate change

19 April 2012

Karbon & Cuaca

Climate change impact study covers Southern Leyte towns

9 April 2012

Makanan & Pertanian

Carbon credits to benefit farmers

2 April 2012

Bangunan Hijau

UK experts share experience in sustainable design, architecture

Polisi & Kewangan

Senators remind government to prepare for disasters due to climate change

29 March 2012

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Karbon & Cuaca

Netherlands funds climate change project in Long An

Karbon & Cuaca

Australia helps Vietnam cope with climate change

28 March 2012

Karbon & Cuaca

Plan now for climate-related disasters: UN report

14 March 2012

Polisi & Kewangan

Conference focuses on climate change

13 March 2012

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Polisi & Kewangan

Climate a growing factor in global migration

12 March 2012

Abandoned aircraft sit on flooded tarmac at the Don Muang domestic airport which has been closed for weeks due to the extreme flooding in the area in Bangkok. Over seven major industrial parks in Bangkok and thousands of factories have been closed in central Thailand, province of Ayutthaya and Nonthaburi, with millions of tons of rice damaged. Thailand is experiencing the worst flooding in over 50 years which has affected more than nine million people.

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Preparing Asia Pacific for climate change

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