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• News / Policy & Finance

  What a Marcos presidency could mean for sustainable development in the Philippines

  Bongbong Marcos, son of the country’s late dictator, is on the cusp of reclaiming power for his disgraced …

  What a Marcos presidency could mean for sustainable development in the Philippines
• News / Carbon & Climate

  ‘50:50’ chance global warming reaches 1.5°C by 2026

  The probability has crept from nil in 2015, to 10 per cent in the last five years.

  ‘50:50’ chance global warming reaches 1.5°C by 2026
• News / Food & Agriculture

  Amid frenzied competition in alternative protein sector, hemp-based meat startup claims soy gives men 'man boobs'

  A campaign for a new alternative protein billed as the solution to the meat industry's environmental and health …

  Amid frenzied competition in alternative protein sector, hemp-based meat startup claims soy gives men 'man boobs'
• News / Energy

  Community reels as Indian hydropower project leaves homes, farms drowned

  A month ago, Lohari village in Uttarakhand was submerged in the waters of the reservoir built as part …

  Community reels as Indian hydropower project leaves homes, farms drowned
• News / Transport & Logistics

  Philippines bridge project feared to be death knell for endangered Irrawaddy dolphins

  To mark Endangered Species Day, Eco-Business examines a proposed 43-kilometre bridge aimed to connect provinces in the Philippines' …

  Philippines bridge project feared to be death knell for endangered Irrawaddy dolphins
• News / Carbon & Climate

  Biomass burning booms in East Asia despite Paris Agreement goals

  Over the past decade, Japan and South Korea have increasingly turned to burning wood pellets for energy, leaning …

  Biomass burning booms in East Asia despite Paris Agreement goals