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Citizens in Tuvalu wait for cargo to be unloaded

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Climate displacement is also a health crisis

...carbon dioxide emissions and adopting more sustainable practices, its efforts fall far short of mitigating climate-related disruptions to supply chains. These vulnerabilities were on full display in 2...

29 Jan 2025

Climate displacement is also a health crisis

Press Releases / Eco-Business

Multilateralism and robust data vital to mobilising capital for Asia Pacific's sustainable finance gap

Singapore, 21 October: Countries across Asia Pacific will need to strengthen cross-border cooperation and integrate climate risks into investment decisions to attract public-private c...

22 Oct 2025

Multilateralism and robust data vital to mobilising capital for Asia Pacific's sustainable finance gap

News / Policy & Finance

15 things that frustrated chief sustainability officers in 2023

...carbon neutral" without data to back up such claims also made CSOs with unconvincing "aspirational" decarbonisation plans feel uneasy. The voluntary carbon market A few articles in the Western press b...

19 Dec 2023

15 things that frustrated chief sustainability officers in 2023

The southern coast of Obi Island, North Maluku, Indonesia. The sea has turned red due to pollution from the nickel mines and smelters.

News / Energy

Indonesia pledges nickel industry decarbonisation as social and biodiversity concerns linger

...carbonising Indonesia's fast-growing nickel trade. The irony of captive coal plants powering the nickel trade While a roadmap to decarbonise Indonesia's downstreaming plan is an important first step, ...

28 Jun 2024

Indonesia pledges nickel industry decarbonisation as social and biodiversity concerns linger

Opinion / Transport

Rising costs can encourage a better kind of tourism

...carbon footprint, tying sustainability goals into their responsibilities, business travel seems like an easy sector to curb. As far as tourism goes, Asian tourism especially holds immense potential f...

30 Apr 2024

Rising costs can encourage a better kind of tourism

Two Indonesian girls hover over a laptop in a part in Sumenep, Madura, an island north east of Java

Opinion / Energy

Sustainability concerns loom over Indonesia’s data centre boom

...carbon dioxide equivalent in 2020. Like many other sectors in Indonesia, the data centres industry relies mainly on coal as their primary power supply. PLN, the major energy supplier for data centre...

16 Jan 2024

Sustainability concerns loom over Indonesia’s data centre boom

News / Policy & Finance

Q&A: What does the EU ‘nature restoration’ law mean for climate and biodiversity?

...Carbon Brief explains the aims of the nature restoration law, the challenges it faced, its scientific backing and what it will mean for climate change and biodiversity loss in the EU. What is the EU ...

5 Mar 2024

Q&A: What does the EU ‘nature restoration’ law mean for climate and biodiversity?

News / Water

77% of world’s corals exposed to bleaching-level heat: report

In 2023, more than three-quarters of the world’s coral reefs were exposed to ocean temperatures that can cause coral bleaching, researchers with the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ...

8 Nov 2024

77% of world’s corals exposed to bleaching-level heat: report

News / Cities

Delhi pollution policy in doubt over crop burning data

India’s capital should turn its attention to tackling emissions on its own roads to curb air pollution, rather than blaming crop burning in neighbouring states, say researchers. In 2019, 1.67 million ...

25 Feb 2025

Delhi pollution policy in doubt over crop burning data

News / Carbon & Climate

Exiled by climate, Bangladeshi migrants risk abuse in Gulf

Climate change is forcing ever more Bangladeshis to emigrate to the Gulf in search of a better life but the dream often turns into a reality of abuse and exploitation endured in slave-like conditions...

25 Feb 2025

Exiled by climate, Bangladeshi migrants risk abuse in Gulf

News / Waste

INC-5: What to look out for at plastics treaty talks in Busan

...carbon budget for limiting global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels. A piece of plastic can last for decades. That, paired with growing production, has overwhelmed the world’s waste managem...

6 Nov 2024

INC-5: What to look out for at plastics treaty talks in Busan

News / Policy & Finance

Q&A: ‘The Global South is caught between powers trying to get their resources’

...carbonise sectors of the economy, and it turns out that those require mining. The situation can feel like a conflict between addressing climate change and exacerbating an ecological and water crisis o...

10 Jun 2025

Q&A: ‘The Global South is caught between powers trying to get their resources’

News / Food & Agriculture

RSPO finds Samsung palm oil subsidiary violated Indigenous rights in Sumatra

The world’s leading certifier of sustainable palm oil has ruled a Samsung subsidiary violated its standards by failing to consult with a local Indigenous community in Sumatra, Indonesia, where it clea...

21 Oct 2024

RSPO finds Samsung palm oil subsidiary violated Indigenous rights in Sumatra

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News / Carbon & Climate

Chinese mining companies need deeper dialogue with overseas communities

Minerals like nickel, lithium, cobalt and copper are foundational to the global clean-energy transition. Solar panels, wind turbines, EVs and battery storage cannot be built without them. Yet extracti...

26 Nov 2025

Chinese mining companies need deeper dialogue with overseas communities

Coal power plant in Jepara, central Java, Indonesia

News / Policy & Finance

Can ‘transition credits’ make Asia’s early coal phase-out more economically viable?

...Carbon Principles, a global benchmark for carbon credit quality by the governance body Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM). For instance, the emissions reduction from high integr...

3 Oct 2023

Can ‘transition credits’ make Asia’s early coal phase-out more economically viable?

News / Policy & Finance

Analysis: How the UK has fallen 40% behind on its £11.6bn climate-finance pledge

...Carbon Brief show that UK spending has dipped from £1.56bn in 2020/21 to £1.47bn in 2021/22 – and around £1.36bn in 2022/23. The numbers for 2022/23 are described in the FOI release as “provisional”,...

23 Oct 2023

Analysis: How the UK has fallen 40% behind on its £11.6bn climate-finance pledge

News / Carbon & Climate

‘Inflection point’: Google banks on clean energy, AI amid urgent need for global climate action

...carbon-free energy on every grid they operate on by 2030. Also known as hourly matching, 24/7 CFE means that every kilowatt-hour of electricity consumption is matched with carbon-free electricity sour...

27 Oct 2023

‘Inflection point’: Google banks on clean energy, AI amid urgent need for global climate action

eFishery's co-founders Gibran Huzaifah and Chrisna Aditya

News / Food & Agriculture

Temasek-backed agritech firm eFishery suspends co-founders over alleged embezzlement

...carbon footprint and improving fish health. Beyond feeder units, it offers financial access for farmers to scale their businesses, disease monitoring solutions and a marketplace for seafood farmers to...

23 Dec 2024

Temasek-backed agritech firm eFishery suspends co-founders over alleged embezzlement

News / Carbon & Climate

‘The energy transition must protect nature, water and food’

In 2024, Elisa Morgera was appointed as the United Nations’ special rapporteur on the promotion and protection of human rights in the context of climate change, becoming the second person to hold the ...

23 Jul 2025

‘The energy transition must protect nature, water and food’

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate change drives upsurge in 'Christmas typhoons' in the Philippines

The Philippines experienced an increase in “Christmas typhoons” and tropical cyclone-induced rainfall over the last couple of decades, according to the country’s latest climate report. The report, to ...

16 Oct 2024

Climate change drives upsurge in 'Christmas typhoons' in the Philippines

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