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Malaysia faces global pressure to weed out pervasive forced labour

...in Malaysia. From an immigration perspective, low- and semi-skilled migrant workers entering Malaysia continue to be subject to strict and contentious visa restrictions, which include prohibiting wor...

15 Feb 2022

Malaysia faces global pressure to weed out pervasive forced labour

Press Releases / Yokogawa

Firms sign MOU on joint study for realisation of carbon neutral industrial complex in Japan’s Chiba prefecture

...inimise CO2 emissions (ii) The recovery and effective utilisation of CO2 through inter-industry collaboration (iii) Reduction in CO2 emissions through inter-industry collaboration in the utilisation...

9 Dec 2022

Firms sign MOU on joint study for realisation of carbon neutral industrial complex in Japan’s Chiba prefecture

Flooding in Mentakab Town central Pahang, Malaysia, in December 2021.

News / Policy & Finance

'Woefully inadequate' adaptation finance seen stifling developing Asia's climate response

...ir businesses now and in the future? I think they're still behind – definitely behind companies in more developed markets," he said. It is a common refrain that Asian firms are blind to business risks...

2 Sep 2022

'Woefully inadequate' adaptation finance seen stifling developing Asia's climate response

Press Releases / Single Organizing Idea Limited

Businesses urged to stop confusing CSR with ESG

...ir operations, and are confusing CSR with ESG, according to Single Organizing Idea founder, Neil Gaught. Most businesses are familiar with the term CSR and probably have a number of initiatives in pl...

6 Jul 2021

Businesses urged to stop confusing CSR with ESG

News / Carbon & Climate

As net-zero pressure mounts, Singapore corporates grapple with setting 2050 targets without visibility

...issions, with a rising number of companies setting mid-century carbon neutrality targets despite limited visibility on feasible decarbonisation pathways. The issue is especially pertinent in Singapore...

14 Jun 2023

As net-zero pressure mounts, Singapore corporates grapple with setting 2050 targets without visibility

Ubon Chansoi and her daughter Sunee Thongwong

News / Food & Agriculture

Thai farmers fear loss of land to mega industrial zone

...iness. It is giving away our land to big companies," said Ubon, 73, gesturing to the trees and the ponds teeming with tilapia and catfish. "For us, this is our life and our livelihood, and it will be ...

4 Jan 2022

Thai farmers fear loss of land to mega industrial zone

News / Carbon & Climate

Philippine climate change body installs new expert panel

...iesta, dean of biological science division at the University of the Philippines-Visayas in the province of Iloilo, said she wanted to contribute technical advice in agricultural economics and environm...

15 Oct 2021

Philippine climate change body installs new expert panel

News / Carbon & Climate

LDC Group chair says ‘wind is blowing in the right direction’ at COP26

...isappointing, and in a way also frightening. This is the 26th COP, emissions are still increasing, a commitment for US$100 billion per year was made more than a decade ago and it has not been delivere...

5 Nov 2021

LDC Group chair says ‘wind is blowing in the right direction’ at COP26

News / Carbon & Climate

Divided by borders, Lahore and Delhi are united in smog

...ion is generated in Delhi itself.” Cross-border blame game The visibility of the stubble fires in India in satellite imagery has led some Pakistani politicians to claim that Indian crop burning is mos...

24 Feb 2023

Divided by borders, Lahore and Delhi are united in smog

News / Carbon & Climate

Wins and losses of COP26

...illion. The COP26 decision creates unified and internationally controlled standards, and includes provisions to avoid a situation where the same emissions reductions are claimed by multiple companies ...

16 Nov 2021

Wins and losses of COP26

News / Water

How Bangladesh’s shrimp industry is driving a freshwater crisis

...isheries minister, tells The Third Pole: “I became the minister for fisheries in 1980 and included commercial shrimp cultivation as official [policy], as our government believed that by exporting shri...

22 Nov 2021

How Bangladesh’s shrimp industry is driving a freshwater crisis

News / Energy

Hydroelectric project in Sumatra risks extinction of world’s rarest orangutan

...ing found at midnight unconscious on an overpass in Medan city. Siregar had serious injuries to his eyes, head and hands. His laptop, identification card, mobile phone and wedding ring were missing. P...

6 Sep 2021

Hydroelectric project in Sumatra risks extinction of world’s rarest orangutan

News / Carbon & Climate

Safe havens for coral reefs will disappear as oceans warm: study

...ixon, a marine biologist and climate scientist at the University of Leeds, UK, said that while the study does not indicate that a loss in refugia will translate directly into mortality, it does show t...

4 Feb 2022

Safe havens for coral reefs will disappear as oceans warm: study

News / Energy

India wants to use bio-CNG to manage farm waste and reduce fossil fuel imports

...inders - whose weight and dimensions create practical difficulties for small industries to use the bio-CNG. Image: R. Vishnunath. Rege of Mailhem says injecting directly into the national gas grid is...

10 Jan 2023

India wants to use bio-CNG to manage farm waste and reduce fossil fuel imports

News / Policy & Finance

India wants to leverage its stock market for social impact. Will it work?

...id Ramraj Pai, chief executive officer of Impact Investors Council (IIC) in Mumbai. SEBI, India’s financial regulator, will allow non-profit organisations registered as charitable trusts to list and i...

24 Nov 2022

India wants to leverage its stock market for social impact. Will it work?

News / Food & Agriculture

Can indoor farms help Hong Kong reduce its reliance on imported vegetables?

...ints and barred from entering, over fears of a highly-transmissible coronavirus variant infecting other residents. This was amid strict zero-Covid measures in mainland China and Hong Kong, which had t...

16 Feb 2023

Can indoor farms help Hong Kong reduce its reliance on imported vegetables?

News / Cities

Delhi’s poor return to dirty fuel in Covid-19 lockdown

...ienic living conditions, including high indoor pollution levels generated by burning biomass in confined living spaces. According to the study 36 per cent of low-income housing groups in New Delhi rel...

28 Apr 2021

Delhi’s poor return to dirty fuel in Covid-19 lockdown

Press Releases / International Association for Agriculture Sustainability

New models for long-term sustainability development in aquaculture industry

...izations from our industry and academic guest speakers included Mr David Shearer, Deputy Head of Secretariat at Commission on Sustainable Agriculture Intensification (CoSAI), Dr Michael Philips, Direc...

23 Dec 2021

New models for long-term sustainability development in aquaculture industry

News / Carbon & Climate

Latest IPCC report prescribes renewables and nature-based solutions as key climate antidotes

...issions continue to soar and mitigation efforts falter over a protracted pandemic and a war in Ukraine, scientists have listed 43 climate solutions, along with their effectiveness and price tag, in a ...

5 Apr 2022

Latest IPCC report prescribes renewables and nature-based solutions as key climate antidotes

News / Transport

The next frontier for the auto industry — building fully recyclable electric cars

...ive materials. Nadine Philippi, BMW Group’s head of sustainability in the supply chain, said that is why sourcing leather from certified facilities that meet current sustainable standards is a priorit...

2 Mar 2022

The next frontier for the auto industry — building fully recyclable electric cars

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