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13 October 2022
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Geographer Mark Wang: ‘Don’t overestimate water diversion under extreme weather’
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Corals, sharks and freshwater species in peril: Living Planet report reveals 69% of biodiversity lost in half century
12 October 2022
Water
Fisherfolk evicted from Phnom Penh’s lakes by Cambodia’s crony industrialists
Fisherfolk evicted from Phnom Penh’s lakes by Cambodia’s crony industrialists
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Indigenous community pushes palm oil plantation out of Malaysian UNESCO site
Indigenous community pushes palm oil plantation out of Malaysian UNESCO site
Carbon & Climate
By-product hydrogen: a bridge to a green hydrogen economy?
By-product hydrogen: a bridge to a green hydrogen economy?
Cities
In tying a sacred thread, Indian villagers restore their forests
In tying a sacred thread, Indian villagers restore their forests
11 October 2022
Policy & Finance
As heat wilts crops, India's women forfeit their gold to survive
As heat wilts crops, India's women forfeit their gold to survive
Policy & Finance
How could help for rising climate 'loss and damage' be funded?
How could help for rising climate 'loss and damage' be funded?
Energy
Students for sustainability… Universiti Tenaga Nasional’s Ilanur Elyssa Bart
Students for sustainability… Universiti Tenaga Nasional’s Ilanur Elyssa Bart
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The changing complexion of divestment, as managing polluters turns vogue
The changing complexion of divestment, as managing polluters turns vogue
10 October 2022
Food & Agriculture
NGO launches to improve animal welfare in Asian slaughterhouses
NGO launches to improve animal welfare in Asian slaughterhouses
Cities
Pandemic worsened animal welfare abuse in Thailand's zoos, pet trade
Pandemic worsened animal welfare abuse in Thailand's zoos, pet trade
Carbon & Climate
Courts or policies: which matters more for climate action in South Asia?
Courts or policies: which matters more for climate action in South Asia?
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How hot is too hot to work? Heatwaves renew workers' rights push
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Energy
China drives global coal expansion despite ban on overseas projects
China drives global coal expansion despite ban on overseas projects
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The policy prioritises low-cost solutions for domestic decarbonisation, and higher-cost measures for international markets under Article 6. An …
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Targets 100 GW of renewables by 2030, but low baseline and structural constraints underscore scale of transition challenge.
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