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News / Green Buildings
Future-proofing the Philippines means rethinking how infrastructure is built and managed
EB Studio Green building and regenerative asset management strategies could strengthen infrastructure and curb mounting economic losses in the Philippines … -
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News / Carbon & Climate
Biogas plant using palm oil wastewater is behind BCX’s first Malaysian tech-based carbon credits
Verra-registered carbon credits generated by the Langkap Biogas Plant, which captures greenhouse gasses from palm oil wastewater, will … -
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News / Water
Calls for moratorium on deep-sea mining mount with China joining condemnation of Trump’s order to bypass UN rules
Both China and the US have interests in mineral extraction but the former has been vocal on the … -
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News / Carbon & Climate
‘It’s time we drop the V in VCM’, says Verra CEO as carbon markets converge
As voluntary carbon markets edge closer to regulatory integration, Mandy Rambharos argues that its distinction with the compliance … -
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News / Water
The Indus Waters Treaty hangs in the balance
India’s suspension of the treaty raises fears for Pakistan’s water security, and exposes cracks in a fragile regional … -
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Opinion / Policy & Finance
Revisiting the Indus Water Treaty in turbulent times
India's suspension of the treaty should not be seen as a weaponisation of water, but a reasoned assertion …
