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Mumbai fishers raise alarm over plight of 45,000 mangroves
Mangroves implicated in a road project face removal or transplantation, raising ecological damage fears and threatening fishers’ way of life.
7 May 2026
Mumbai fishers raise alarm over plight of 45,000 mangroves
Manufacturing
Indonesia’s crocodile attacks rise as wetlands are cleared for mining, oil palm
Residents on Indonesia’s Bangka Island say wetland destruction from tin mining and oil palm expansion is driving a surge in deadly crocodile attacks along the coast.
Indonesia’s crocodile attacks rise as wetlands are cleared for mining, oil palm
Energy
Vietnam’s race to go nuclear leaves villagers in limbo
Vietnam wants to open its first nuclear power plant by 2031, but experts question the timeline and villagers fear for their livelihoods.
Vietnam’s race to go nuclear leaves villagers in limbo
Food & Agriculture
The relaxation of China’s straw burning ban
Burning stubble in the fields had been largely banned since 1999, but local governments are now allowing the practice in some circumstances.
The relaxation of China’s straw burning ban
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21 April 2026
Energy
Energy crunch reignites drilling plans in Philippines’ largest intact wetland
Energy crunch reignites drilling plans in Philippines’ largest intact wetland
Carbon & Climate
Malaysia’s flood losses ease 32 per cent in 2025, but with higher infrastructure damage
Malaysia’s flood losses ease 32 per cent in 2025, but with higher infrastructure damage
17 April 2026
Carbon & Climate
‘Godzilla El Niño’ threat looms as Indonesia’s fire season starts early
‘Godzilla El Niño’ threat looms as Indonesia’s fire season starts early
15 April 2026
Manufacturing
‘Microplastic storm’ unfolding in homes, hospitals and even the sky, report warns
‘Microplastic storm’ unfolding in homes, hospitals and even the sky, report warns
Energy
Protesters march 700 kilometres to save sacred groves from solar development
Protesters march 700 kilometres to save sacred groves from solar development
13 April 2026
Lifestyle
New Lancet Commission aims to tackle health and justice concerns from sea-level rise
New Lancet Commission aims to tackle health and justice concerns from sea-level rise
11 April 2026
Water
A decade after Formosa spill, Vietnam victims still await justice
A decade after Formosa spill, Vietnam victims still await justice
10 April 2026
Carbon & Climate
Malaysian youths file climate lawsuit against government for failure to act on deforestation
Malaysian youths file climate lawsuit against government for failure to act on deforestation
9 April 2026
Cities
To help people adapt to heat, focus on the savings
To help people adapt to heat, focus on the savings
26 March 2026
Waste
Indonesia landfill disaster raises alarm over systemic failures
Indonesia landfill disaster raises alarm over systemic failures
Food & Agriculture
War and climate stress push Afghan farmers to the brink
War and climate stress push Afghan farmers to the brink
20 March 2026
Food & Agriculture
Sudan farmers face deepening irrigation crisis as Iran war drives up fuel prices
Sudan farmers face deepening irrigation crisis as Iran war drives up fuel prices
Cities
Tourism boom in Goa has locals fighting to save their land and water
Tourism boom in Goa has locals fighting to save their land and water
17 March 2026
Water
Fishers in the ‘fishbowl of the Philippines’ question their future in these waters
Fishers in the ‘fishbowl of the Philippines’ question their future in these waters
Policy & Finance
Data centre surge in Thailand sparks water and air pollution concerns
Data centre surge in Thailand sparks water and air pollution concerns
15 March 2026
Food & Agriculture
Salmon farming is coming to the end of the world
Salmon farming is coming to the end of the world
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Malaysia must end fossil fuel subsidies for economic and energy security
Malaysia's longstanding system of fossil fuel subsidies was built to stabilise prices, but these cannot hold up in …
Malaysia must end fossil fuel subsidies for economic and energy security
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Philippines could cut $28 million in fossil fuel imports by meeting 2030 solar target, says report
The new data from Zero Carbon Analytics emerge just as the Philippines, under an energy emergency, staggers fuel …
Philippines could cut $28 million in fossil fuel imports by meeting 2030 solar target, says report
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Vietnam’s race to go nuclear leaves villagers in limbo
Vietnam wants to open its first nuclear power plant by 2031, but experts question the timeline and villagers …
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Bangladesh caught between food security and falling groundwater
With an aim to stabilise the groundwater table, Bangladesh declared 25 subdistricts of its northwestern part as water …
Bangladesh caught between food security and falling groundwater
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Taiwan rolls out urban forestry, water plans to tackle climate risks
The government targets rising heat and water risks as studies highlight drought, flooding and urban heat pressures.
Taiwan rolls out urban forestry, water plans to tackle climate risks
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Taiwan weighs stricter air pollution rules that could force factory shutdowns
A two-month permit deadline, shorter validity and expanded local fuel controls have raised shutdown, energy and supply chain …
Taiwan weighs stricter air pollution rules that could force factory shutdowns
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