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‘Vicious cycle’ of food insecurity, social tension links climate to global conflictFood & Agriculture
‘Vicious cycle’ of food insecurity, social tension links climate to global conflict
Climate change will worsen conflict by raising tensions over food, water, and resources, according to studies by a global think tank and the US Department of Defense. -
Ricoh sustainability manager Wong Yee Thing joins AccentureWong moves on after 11 years with Ricoh Asia Pacific to a sustainability role at Accenture.
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ADB to increase climate finance to US$100 billionThe Asian Development Bank has pledged to elevate climate financing by US$20 billion to US$100 billion by 2030. But the UN's António Guterres said that "much more is needed" as development banks have a crucial role to play in the world's low-carbon transition. -
Malaysia’s Indigenous Penan block roads to end logging in BorneoPenan activists allege Samling is encroaching on tribal land without their consent, and say they only put up the blockades after authorities failed to respond to their complaints.
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