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News / Carbon & Climate

1.5°C on a precipice: Do we need to rethink communications on warming limits?

...carbon dioxide levels are still creeping up, in parallel with fossil fuel use, despite realistic pathways calling for emissions to drop by over 40 per cent by 2030. Carbon dioxide sequestration – meth...

14 May 2024

1.5°C on a precipice: Do we need to rethink communications on warming limits?

News / Waste

What happens to ships when they die?

From cargo ships to cruise liners, bulk carriers to oil tankers, more than 109,000 ships ply the world's waters, but the fleet is ageing fast and polluting the planet. Some 1,800 ships become obsolete...

21 Feb 2025

What happens to ships when they die?

News / Cities

How is the Chinese public engaging in climate adaptation?

In July 2025, a nature education centre was running summer camps in rural Beijing when heavy rain hit. Landslides and power cuts ensued, trapping staff and children on the site in Miyun district. Rath...

19 Jan 2026

How is the Chinese public engaging in climate adaptation?

News / Policy & Finance

Renewable energy certificates, defying criticism, take off in Southeast Asia

...carbon credits, although in accounting lingo, RECs “reduce” a company’s emissions specifically from electricity use, while carbon credits “offset” the remaining emissions a company produces after othe...

28 Feb 2024

Renewable energy certificates, defying criticism, take off in Southeast Asia

News / Water

In northern Pakistan, Indigenous ice stupas offer a nature-based water solution

Pakistan’s far north region of Gilgit-Baltistan, where towering peaks cradle remote valleys, has survived for centuries on a fragile lifeline – glacial melt. But that lifeline is fraying. As global te...

18 Sep 2025

In northern Pakistan, Indigenous ice stupas offer a nature-based water solution

News / Energy

New coal mines add question mark to India’s climate commitments

...carbon emissions intensity (CO2 emissions per unit of electricity) based on 2005 levels, by 2030; 50 per cent of installed electricity coming from non-fossil-fuel sources by 2030; and national carbon ...

23 Jan 2024

New coal mines add question mark to India’s climate commitments

News / Carbon & Climate

Pan Brothers is first Indonesian manufacturing firm to get net zero targets approved by SBTi

...carbonise an industry that accounts for 6 to 8 per cent of global emissions – more than the combined carbon footprint of the shipping and aviation industries. The 44-year-old firm is only the second l...

6 Feb 2024

Pan Brothers is first Indonesian manufacturing firm to get net zero targets approved by SBTi

News / Energy

How China’s LNG growth is shaping Southeast Asian energy plans

In 2021, the size of China’s liquefied natural gas imports surpassed every other country. After falling back to second place in 2022, it reclaimed the top spot in 2023 and stayed there in 2024. In add...

1 Aug 2025

How China’s LNG growth is shaping Southeast Asian energy plans

News / Policy & Finance

Powerful Asian countries will struggle to fill aid gap left by US

China is best placed to replace the United States as a key foreign donor in Asia but may be reluctant to fully fill the void, while South Korea and Japan may struggle to give enough, experts said. Fr...

20 Mar 2025

Powerful Asian countries will struggle to fill aid gap left by US

Press Releases / Waterbom Bali

Waterbom Bali celebrates significant sustainability milestones on journey to net zero 2033

...carbonisation while the park continues to grow. Science-based pathway to net zero Waterbom Bali is the first tourism business in Indonesia to receive Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi) approval...

11 Jun 2025

Waterbom Bali celebrates significant sustainability milestones on journey to net zero 2033

News / Policy & Finance

Highly specialised roles in sustainable finance to be created to support Asia's transition: new MAS chief

...carbon markets, transition finance, blended finance, natural capital and biodiversity, as well as taxonomy. SSFA builds on the work of the Green Finance Industry Taskforce (GFIT), which was convened b...

26 Jan 2024

Highly specialised roles in sustainable finance to be created to support Asia's transition: new MAS chief

Opinion / Cities

Local strategies a must for Indian cities facing heat waves

Cities across India are experiencing record-breaking temperatures, intensified both by climate change and the urban heat island effect. By 2047, more than half of India’s population will be living in...

10 Jun 2025

Local strategies a must for Indian cities facing heat waves

News / Carbon & Climate

How can China meet its climate adaptation challenges?

At the recent COP30 climate conference in Brazil, 160 diesel generators were positioned outside the Amazonian venue, rumbling night and day, ladening the tropical air with fumes. Inside, huge ventilat...

8 Dec 2025

How can China meet its climate adaptation challenges?

News / Carbon & Climate

Reading the ruins of Amazon fires, scientists see crisis ahead

...carbon, the forest would die out, becoming a net carbon emitter and accelerating climate change - a shift already detected in some areas. Deforestation rates have dropped in the forest since 2023, whe...

18 Mar 2024

Reading the ruins of Amazon fires, scientists see crisis ahead

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

The carbon-offset market’s broken promises

...Carbon-credit dealers – often called “carbon cowboys” – target indigenous communities across Latin America and Africa, sweet-talking them into signing away their rights to the carbon in their forests....

30 Oct 2023

The carbon-offset market’s broken promises

Opinion / Water

India-Pakistan conflict over water reflects increasing vulnerability to climate change

In an unprecedented move, India recently suspended the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan, citing cross-border terrorism. This was one of a series of escalations between the two countries which no...

13 May 2025

India-Pakistan conflict over water reflects increasing vulnerability to climate change

News / Policy & Finance

Asia has lost US$2 trillion to extreme weather in past three decades: study

Asia has suffered at least US$2 trillion in damages from extreme weather events in the past 30 years, according to a yearly study that analyses the impacts of storms, floods, heat waves, and drought. ...

14 Feb 2025

Asia has lost US$2 trillion to extreme weather in past three decades: study

News / Corporate Responsibility

Jacqui Hocking departs Vision Strategy Storytelling

Jacqui Hocking has moved on from the sustainability-focused video production and strategy company she founded almost a decade ago. The Singapore-based Australian sold Vision Strategy Storytelling, or ...

26 Sep 2024

Jacqui Hocking departs Vision Strategy Storytelling

News / Cities

No evidence that cloud seeding can cut air pollution: experts

In October, as a dense smog enveloped India’s capital city, New Delhi, and the air quality reached hazardous levels, the Delhi government, in collaboration with the Indian Institute of Technology, Kan...

4 Dec 2025

No evidence that cloud seeding can cut air pollution: experts

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