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3 September 2020
Carbon & Climate
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Under cover of Covid-19, loggers ravage Cambodian wildlife sanctuary
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Upgrade Asia’s ageing hydropower fleet to secure reliable clean energy supply, experts urge
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CIMB targeted by Indonesian NGOs for funding coal plants as Malaysian bank prepares to stage sustainability event
CIMB targeted by Indonesian NGOs for funding coal plants as Malaysian bank prepares to stage sustainability event
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Are forests the new coal? Global alarm sounds with biomass burning
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Officials quash plan to develop Philippines’ biggest copper mine
Officials quash plan to develop Philippines’ biggest copper mine
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Australian and Thai firms team up to launch renewable energy credit marketplace spanning Southeast Asia
Australian and Thai firms team up to launch renewable energy credit marketplace spanning Southeast Asia
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All water for power in Nepal’s new electricity bill
All water for power in Nepal’s new electricity bill
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Waste
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Covid-19 has hobbled Asia's recycling trade as demand for recycled plastic dips and recyclers face ruin
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Energy
Wind and solar are 30-50% cheaper than thought, admits UK government
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In Cambodia, a new environment code languishes in legal limbo
In Cambodia, a new environment code languishes in legal limbo
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