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Millions in unpaid taxes amassed by Indonesian oil palm plantations
Taxes are not paid on some 9 million hectares (22.2 million acres), an area three times the size of Belgium, an Indonesian government audit finds.
23 May 2023
Millions in unpaid taxes amassed by Indonesian oil palm plantations
Energy
Is nickel mining for EVs fuelling abuses in Southeast Asia?
As electric vehicle sales soar, report warns of rights and environmental risks in nickel producers Indonesia and the Philippines.
Is nickel mining for EVs fuelling abuses in Southeast Asia?
Policy & Finance
Indonesia's illicit oil palm farms granted amnesty despite largescale deforestation
Indonesia has legalised oil palm plantations one and a half times the size of London that were operating illegally in forest areas.
Indonesia's illicit oil palm farms granted amnesty despite largescale deforestation
Policy & Finance
Corruption stokes malpractice in Indonesia's palm oil industry
Indonesia’s top 50 palm oil companies have weak antigraft measures, rendering the industry highly prone to corruption, according to a new report by Transparency International Indonesia.
Corruption stokes malpractice in Indonesia's palm oil industry
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4 May 2023
Policy & Finance
‘Farming tigers or rhinos is not beyond possibility,’ says head of Nepal’s wildlife department
‘Farming tigers or rhinos is not beyond possibility,’ says head of Nepal’s wildlife department
28 April 2023
Cities
Why are high gold prices bad for the Amazon rainforest?
Why are high gold prices bad for the Amazon rainforest?
25 April 2023
Policy & Finance
Product labels may be failing to protect pangolins in China
Product labels may be failing to protect pangolins in China
19 April 2023
Cities
‘Persist despite opposition’: How Masungi Georeserve champion Ann Dumaliang rolls with the punches
‘Persist despite opposition’: How Masungi Georeserve champion Ann Dumaliang rolls with the punches
17 April 2023
Policy & Finance
‘Misleading’ population count of Javan rhinos could chart their extinction
‘Misleading’ population count of Javan rhinos could chart their extinction
4 April 2023
Carbon & Climate
Ecocide: Should destroying nature be an international crime?
Ecocide: Should destroying nature be an international crime?
31 March 2023
Transport
EV race: The battle for dominance looks set to intensify as startups sniff new territory
EV race: The battle for dominance looks set to intensify as startups sniff new territory
14 March 2023
CSR
The mining industry gets 'too much bad press': Philippine mining lawyer Patricia Bunye
The mining industry gets 'too much bad press': Philippine mining lawyer Patricia Bunye
16 February 2023
Policy & Finance
Philippine president Marcos, Jr names geologist Carlos David as environment undersecretary
Philippine president Marcos, Jr names geologist Carlos David as environment undersecretary
7 February 2023
Policy & Finance
Indonesia's Cirebon 1 coal power project highlights gaps in ADB's 'coal-to-clean' ETM scheme
Indonesia's Cirebon 1 coal power project highlights gaps in ADB's 'coal-to-clean' ETM scheme
5 February 2023
Energy
Can mining clean up its act to meet soaring demand for green metals?
Can mining clean up its act to meet soaring demand for green metals?
27 January 2023
Water
‘Water lords’ extort drought-stricken farmers in Bangladesh
‘Water lords’ extort drought-stricken farmers in Bangladesh
25 January 2023
Policy & Finance
Under Anwar, Malaysia can 'do better' on climate, using global funds
Under Anwar, Malaysia can 'do better' on climate, using global funds
5 January 2023
Transport
Bangladesh roads flagged for cutting across national parks, wildlife sanctuaries
Bangladesh roads flagged for cutting across national parks, wildlife sanctuaries
Policy & Finance
Brazil targets Amazon rainforest NFTs in win for indigenous people
Brazil targets Amazon rainforest NFTs in win for indigenous people
Cities
Greta Thunberg's rise from youth activist to global climate leader
Greta Thunberg's rise from youth activist to global climate leader
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World’s largest standards body for the voluntary carbon market has faced intense scrutiny over the integrity of its …
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Wind over solar, gas over coal: Tracking key changes in Vietnam’s 10-year power plan
Several changes to the country’s power development strategy had been made in a span of two years. The …
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Replacing traditional tricycles with e-trikes in tropical Boracay – a transition that needs to be just: GerWeiss Motors chief
The firm can't just dictate drivers to go electric, says Sean Gabriel Villoria, who is leading a push …
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Fossil fuel firms should pay trillions in reparations for impending climate chaos: study
Climate calamity will cost US$99 trillion in loss and damage by 2100, and the fossil fuel industry is …
Fossil fuel firms should pay trillions in reparations for impending climate chaos: study
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How Indonesia's smallholders are reducing pesticides in coffee
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CO2 cuts in doubt as China, India bend coal targets
Climate change action demands stricter emissions control of Asia Pacific’s coal burners, say analysts.
CO2 cuts in doubt as China, India bend coal targets
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