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• News / Energy

  As Asian heatwaves require burning more fossil fuels, fears of a slower transition grow

  Gas and coal demand is up in South and Southeast Asia, as governments look to get people enough …

  As Asian heatwaves require burning more fossil fuels, fears of a slower transition grow
• News / Waste Management

  Plastic pollution is surging, so what are governments doing?

  UN plastics treaty negotiations resume in Paris to protect the environment from worsening impacts of waste worldwide.

  Plastic pollution is surging, so what are governments doing?
• News / Food & Agriculture

  How Indonesia's smallholders are reducing pesticides in coffee

  EB Studio Coffee growers in Indonesia face many challenges in meeting the maximum residue limits for pesticides in coffee. Adopting …

  How Indonesia's smallholders are reducing pesticides in coffee
• News / Policy & Finance

  Indonesia, Malaysia cry 'discrimination' in lobbying against EU palm oil restrictions

  Indonesia and Malaysia will send top officials to Brussels to voice concerns over a new regulation that bans …

  Indonesia, Malaysia cry 'discrimination' in lobbying against EU palm oil restrictions
• News / CSR

  SDG adoption is high, but more real action needed to achieve goals: UNDP’s Fabienne Michaux

  Signalling alignment with the United Nation's global goals 'is not a bad thing', but businesses need to put …

  SDG adoption is high, but more real action needed to achieve goals: UNDP’s Fabienne Michaux
• News / Policy & Finance

  Saying ‘no new coal’ is not enough: Singapore’s central bank puts managed coal phase-out high on agenda

  The Monetary Authority of Singapore will launch a public consultation in the coming weeks on its proposal to …

  Saying ‘no new coal’ is not enough: Singapore’s central bank puts managed coal phase-out high on agenda