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Malaysians paying twice for poor waste management, researcher says
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Underground pollution is threatening the Philippines’ corals
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Doubts cast over pig farm methane credits in China
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The relaxation of China’s straw burning ban
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Q&A: As Thailand bets on EVs, what will happen to the spent batteries?
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South Korea landfill ban drives shift toward incineration, report finds
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A decade after Formosa spill, Vietnam victims still await justice
A decade after Formosa spill, Vietnam victims still await justice
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Singapore SMEs are struggling with sustainability, but for some it's a competitive edge
Singapore SMEs are struggling with sustainability, but for some it's a competitive edge
1 April 2026
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Waste colonialism is alive in Southeast Asia
Waste colonialism is alive in Southeast Asia
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Indonesia landfill disaster raises alarm over systemic failures
Indonesia landfill disaster raises alarm over systemic failures
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Beneath Indonesia’s big EV dreams loom local costs
Beneath Indonesia’s big EV dreams loom local costs
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How growing up with climate change is shaping the next generation of innovators
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South Koreans shift from plastic to aluminium as recycling awareness grows: survey
South Koreans shift from plastic to aluminium as recycling awareness grows: survey
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Data centre surge in Thailand sparks water and air pollution concerns
Data centre surge in Thailand sparks water and air pollution concerns
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Pakistan plans plastic reform: Its informal recyclers hold the key
Pakistan plans plastic reform: Its informal recyclers hold the key
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Race to deploy AI data centres in space raises safety concerns
Race to deploy AI data centres in space raises safety concerns
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Indigenous ocean voices are still being marginalised
Indigenous ocean voices are still being marginalised
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Philippines landfill collapse shines light on dangers faced by waste pickers
Philippines landfill collapse shines light on dangers faced by waste pickers
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South Korea proposes revised rules to curb excessive courier packaging
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