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A resettlement village set up after the 2015 earthquake was washed away in the August floods. Khalte’s destruction exposes wider gaps in Nepal’s attempts at rehabilitation.
News / Water
Coral in crisis: Stories from the front line
Four globe-spanning snapshots of communities built on increasingly fragile ocean foundations, from Asia to Africa and the Americas.
Opinion / Policy & Finance
Hong Kong’s role in the age of artificial intelligence
Hong Kong’s experience connecting mainland China with international markets gives it a foundation to shape the next phase of technological development to bridge regulatory differences, foster international cooperation and ensure the benefits of innovation are more widely shared.
News / Policy & Finance
Brazil’s fossil fuel roadmap could strengthen COP31 push against blockers, say advocates
Ahead of COP31’s opening on Monday, Brazil’s voluntary roadmap faces fossil fuel expansion and transition disputes, as rising adaptation costs strain countries’ ability to protect communities.
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6 November 2026
5 November 2026
News / Policy & Finance
Philippines eyes blended finance to bridge estimated US$1 billion nature funding gap after COP17
News / Carbon & Climate
Toxic air threatens wildlife in Pakistan’s Punjab as monitoring lags
News / Policy & Finance
The Tropical Forest Forever Facility turns one, and is billions short
News / Carbon & Climate
Pacific ‘Pre-COP’ draws attention to islands’ plight
News / Policy & Finance
COP17: Yerevan pathway for nature leaves out the money and the detail
4 November 2026
News / Policy & Finance
Singapore eyes tenfold haze fines, supplier and bank curbs – even for this year’s fires
News / Corporate Responsibility
Asia Pacific leads global sustainability reporting adoption, but resilience gap remains
3 November 2026
News / Policy & Finance
Singapore to ratify long-delayed Asean haze centre agreement ahead of 2027 chairmanship
Opinion / Food & Agriculture
Regenerative agriculture can build Southeast Asia’s resilience, if communities take the lead
News / Policy & Finance
COP31: Q&A: ‘We suffer the consequences more, then pay more to finance the response’
2 November 2026
Opinion / Corporate Responsibility
What needs to change in sustainability reporting by large Malaysian companies
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From haze law to the Asean power grid: what is at stake for the region this week
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Singapore to ratify long-delayed Asean haze centre agreement ahead of 2027 chairmanship
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News / Corporate Responsibility
Asia Pacific leads global sustainability reporting adoption, but resilience gap remains
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News / Carbon & Climate
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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