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22 July 2022
21 July 2022
Carbon & Climate
China’s move to increase coal supplies won’t affect decarbonisation
20 July 2022
Policy & Finance
Oil palm, timber industries put Indonesia’s orangutans in peril
Food & Agriculture
The fight to save Singapore's pioneering food forest
19 July 2022
Carbon & Climate
As 1.5C warming limit nears, interest in sun-dimming tech heats up
18 July 2022
15 July 2022
Policy & Finance
FAO calls for ‘blue transformation’ as seafood production swells
Food & Agriculture
Native species conservation bolstered by community-based seed banks
Food & Agriculture
Climate change drives down yields and nutrition of Indian crops
14 July 2022
Food & Agriculture
Are oil palm plantations exposing endangered wildlife to rodent poison?
Food & Agriculture
Humanity’s use of wild species ‘vastly underappreciated’
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News / Energy
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News / Policy & Finance
Taiwan ramps up circular economy push with new laws, AI and green funding
The government aims to make the island a regional hub for resource efficiency, in line with a 2050 … -
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News / Policy & Finance
Singapore may slow carbon tax price increases if global climate action stalls further, warns PM
In his budget address, Singapore's premier said that global climate action had slowed and noted that the city's … -
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High awareness among young Singaporeans fails to translate into everyday green habits, with cost a barrier. The generation … -
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News / Green Buildings
Singapore can sharply cut construction emissions by reusing existing buildings, study finds
Renovating could cut building emissions by up to 70 per cent, but demolition and reconstruction remains the default … -
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News / Food & Agriculture
Singaporean, Malaysian consumers left with few sustainable seafood options due to price, limited supply: survey
Weak labelling, patchy retailer commitments and high prices are preventing consumers from acting on their appetite for responsibly …
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