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Researchers use pineapple leaves to extend shelf life of fruits and vegetables
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‘China should set up a carbon cap’ – Zou Ji on the next national energy targets
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Will coronavirus and other health scares drive alternative protein growth in Asia?
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24 July 2019
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Gojek leads the charge on disposable cutlery for online deliveries in Indonesia
Gojek leads the charge on disposable cutlery for online deliveries in Indonesia
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Healthcare in world’s largest economies ‘accounts for 4%’ of global emissions
Healthcare in world’s largest economies ‘accounts for 4%’ of global emissions
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30 January 2019
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Repair, refurbish, reuse: call to arms for electronics giants
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