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Carbon & Climate
What does it take to save one of Indonesia’s last peatland forests?
The once abundant peat forests of Indonesia's Kampar peninsula have been deforested to half its size over the last two decades. Is there hope in saving the country's largest remaining forest reserve?
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News / Energy
‘Stranded’ solar a growing risk as capital costs rise, says Malaysia’s largest independent power producer
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News / Carbon & Climate
Vietnam, Indonesia launch new regulations for forest carbon projects
Vietnam's rules say that revenue from forest-based carbon credits will be prioritised for forest protection and development, as … -
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News / Water
NGO launches to support Bintan marine protected area
Exclusive The organisation launches with startup funding from private island resorts in Indonesia's Riau archipelago. It aims to raise … -
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News / Carbon & Climate
Philippines’ updated NDC delayed amid Middle East-driven energy shock, says climate official
Exclusive As the Philippines prepared to release its updated nationally determined contributions in April, officials ordered further consultations after … -
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News / Carbon & Climate
‘We are losing not only work, but survival’: India’s informal workers on the green transition
From blacksmiths to street food vendors, the country’s informal workforce fears it is being left behind by the …
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