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29 August 2018
Food & Agriculture
Rising carbon levels threaten diets of hundreds of millions of poor
Rising carbon levels threaten diets of hundreds of millions of poor
Energy
In a posh Bangkok neighbourhood, residents trade energy with blockchain
In a posh Bangkok neighbourhood, residents trade energy with blockchain
Energy
Graft and government policy keep Indonesia burning coal while sidelining renewables
Graft and government policy keep Indonesia burning coal while sidelining renewables
28 August 2018
Lifestyle
Will sustainability ever trump price for Asian consumers?
Will sustainability ever trump price for Asian consumers?
Energy
Government unhappy, but Pakistan to stay with coal
Government unhappy, but Pakistan to stay with coal
Corporate Responsibility
On Lombok island, earthquake victims rebuild with eco-domes
On Lombok island, earthquake victims rebuild with eco-domes
Carbon & Climate
A new dimension to marine restoration
A new dimension to marine restoration
Water
Half the world's schools lack clean water, toilets and handwashing
Half the world's schools lack clean water, toilets and handwashing
Policy & Finance
Climate fund snags threaten opportunity to fight warming - Ban Ki-moon
Climate fund snags threaten opportunity to fight warming - Ban Ki-moon
27 August 2018
Food & Agriculture
Bees help keep Philippines coconut production abuzz
Bees help keep Philippines coconut production abuzz
Food & Agriculture
Hungry and overweight: what's being done about Asia’s nutrition paradox?
Hungry and overweight: what's being done about Asia’s nutrition paradox?
Food & Agriculture
Palm oil watchdog urged to take 'giant leap' to save forests
Palm oil watchdog urged to take 'giant leap' to save forests
Carbon & Climate
Ozone-depleting substances test China's commitment to global treaty
Ozone-depleting substances test China's commitment to global treaty
Policy & Finance
A Malaysian port city grapples with Chinese funding fallout
A Malaysian port city grapples with Chinese funding fallout
24 August 2018
Cities
Big cities vow to make buildings carbon neutral by 2050
Big cities vow to make buildings carbon neutral by 2050
23 August 2018
Carbon & Climate
The Arctic’s oldest, thickest ice is breaking up
The Arctic’s oldest, thickest ice is breaking up
Waste
Global food waste could rise by a third by 2030 - study
Global food waste could rise by a third by 2030 - study
Waste
We know the wrong way to deal with e-waste. But what should we do instead?
We know the wrong way to deal with e-waste. But what should we do instead?
22 August 2018
Corporate Responsibility
Goldman Sachs pays for working mothers to ship breast milk home
Goldman Sachs pays for working mothers to ship breast milk home
21 August 2018
Energy
Laos dam disaster hasn't dampened region's thirst for hydropower
Laos dam disaster hasn't dampened region's thirst for hydropower
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Asia Pacific leads global sustainability reporting adoption, but resilience gap remains
The region accounts for nearly half of global GDP represented by economies adopting ISSB standards, but ACCA warns …
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Toxic air threatens wildlife in Pakistan’s Punjab as monitoring lags
In Pakistan’s Punjab province, November typically brings a blanket of air pollution that exceeds global health guidelines and …
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Brazil’s fossil fuel roadmap could strengthen COP31 push against blockers, say advocates
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Philippines eyes blended finance to bridge estimated US$1 billion nature funding gap after COP17
The Southeast Asian nation secured up to US$200,000 in technical support to strengthen biodiversity financing at the summit, …
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Singapore eyes tenfold haze fines, supplier and bank curbs – even for this year’s fires
Fines of up to S$20 million (US$15.6 million), restrictions on business dealings and private assessors paid for by …
Singapore eyes tenfold haze fines, supplier and bank curbs – even for this year’s fires
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Global safeguards needed to assess health risks of novel chemicals: experts
Research is ongoing into the health effects of the world’s roughly 350,000 synthetic chemicals, but what we know …
Global safeguards needed to assess health risks of novel chemicals: experts
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