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• News / Waste Management

  Singapore recycling firm Tay Paper set to close

  The 34-year-old firm is under judicial management. It made a name for itself by recycling millions of red …

  Singapore recycling firm Tay Paper set to close
• News / Cities

  Stay or go? Jakarta’s coastal communities mull adaptation or migration as the city sinks

  As Indonesia's capital is slowly claimed by the Java Sea, thousands of people are losing their homes and …

  Stay or go? Jakarta's coastal communities mull adaptation or migration as the city sinks
• News / Policy & Finance

  COP29 presidency reiterates commitment to Paris Agreement as Azerbaijan defends oil and gas expansion

  As COP29 president Mukhtar Babayev outlined climate plans for the upcoming talks, Azerbaijan president Ilham Aliyev said at …

  COP29 presidency reiterates commitment to Paris Agreement as Azerbaijan defends oil and gas expansion
• News / Policy & Finance

  Verra validated by carbon market watchdog after ‘significant’ procedural changes

  The standards organisation accused of approving “worthless” credits last year got an endorsement for meeting the ICVCM's quality …

  Verra validated by carbon market watchdog after 'significant' procedural changes
• News / Cities

  Tighten legal ambiguity, protect more forests: Singapore conservationists issue wishlist to government

  Key asks include looking into having two new nature parks, along with explicit safeguards for the airspace above …

  Tighten legal ambiguity, protect more forests: Singapore conservationists issue wishlist to government
• Opinion / Carbon & Climate

  Climate change poses dire health and human rights risks

  Human health relies on healthy ecosystems, but these are under threat. Securing the right to live in a …

  Climate change poses dire health and human rights risks