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Water
Island conservation should focus on links between land, sea life
...
the
m toge
the
r,
the
re may be some multiplied benefits.” “ Islands are one of our last bastions of hope for preserving
the
biodiversity of
the
planet because
the
re are so many of
the
se unique species...
11 Jan 2023
Island conservation should focus on links between land, sea life
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Why standing up for domestic workers matters
...
the
ir pressing demands before
the
government.
The
se include calls for
the
government to better implement
the
2022 Law on Sexual Violence Crimes, revoke
the
controversial 2023 Government Regulation in ...
11 Mar 2024
Why standing up for domestic workers matters
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Carbon credits may save
the
world – if
the
y can be trusted
...
the
y’re exposing
the
mselves to risk – and even missing opportunities to turn
the
ir data into novel revenue streams that might fur
the
r help
the
environment. More than 25 years after
the
Kyoto Protoco...
11 Mar 2024
Carbon credits may save the world – if they can be trusted
News /
Policy & Finance
Private investors profiting from US$25 billion in bond debt from climate-vulnerable Asian nations: IIED
...
the
r, often
the
y have to borrow still more money to pay for recovery, putting
the
m in fur
the
r debt and fur
the
r constraining
the
ir ability to pay for, say, education and healthcare due to
the
high cost...
6 Oct 2023
Private investors profiting from US$25 billion in bond debt from climate-vulnerable Asian nations: IIED
News /
Policy & Finance
How will
the
EU's new carbon border tax affect developing nations?
...
the
rest of
the
world. How would an EU carbon border tax affect o
the
r countries?
The
CBAM would have a financial impact on
the
EU's trading partners in
the
sectors covered by
the
tax, especially least...
21 Jun 2023
How will the EU's new carbon border tax affect developing nations?
News /
Carbon & Climate
Reinsurers face one of toughest seasons yet as climate risks soar
...
the
Malaysian floods at
the
end of 2021,” he said. How insurance pricing issues play out over
the
next few years is going to be particularly important
when
it comes to
the
direction of capital and inv...
12 May 2023
Reinsurers face one of toughest seasons yet as climate risks soar
News /
Carbon & Climate
Global warming could push tropical forest leaves past a ‘critical temperature’
...
the
n
the
leaves start to die.
The
y turn brown,
the
y can’t contribute to photosyn
the
sis anymore,
the
y can’t transpire anymore.
The
y’re basically not sweating,
the
refore not cooling
the
mselves.”
The
ne...
31 Aug 2023
Global warming could push tropical forest leaves past a ‘critical temperature’
News /
Cities
Dhaka 'plant doctor' regenerates urban spaces with green fingers
...
The
organisation is growing - and new recruits are lining up to get
the
training and join
the
work.
The
re are o
the
r organisations coming into this business as well.
The
prospects seem quite favourable...
11 May 2023
Dhaka 'plant doctor' regenerates urban spaces with green fingers
News /
Carbon & Climate
COP29 stress tests a decades-old justice principle with global climate unity at stake
...
the
r complicate
the
picture.
The
year-end COP29 climate conference in Azerbaijan will once again put
the
principle to
the
test, especially as
the
deadline looms for countries to settle terms on a mass...
23 Oct 2024
COP29 stress tests a decades-old justice principle with global climate unity at stake
News /
Policy & Finance
Bangladesh banks on green loans to help fight climate change
...
the
business said. "Now, (
the
company) is a leading brick-maker providing
the
majority of bricks ... in
the
nor
the
rn part (of Bangladesh)," said Shahidul Islam, a factory operations manager at Banolat...
26 Jul 2023
Bangladesh banks on green loans to help fight climate change
Opinion /
Lifestyle
Indigenous farming knowledge is science, not superstition
...
The
Indigenous peoples in Malaysia have great respect for
the
land.
The
Bidayuh’s folktales or dondan teach
the
people that
the
land
the
y inhabit does not belong to
the
m, but to
the
spirits of
the
lan...
20 Dec 2022
Indigenous farming knowledge is science, not superstition
News /
Policy & Finance
Are biodiversity credits doomed to repeat
the
voluntary carbon market’s flaws?
...
the
early days, many of
the
project developers were also
the
scheme administrators
when
the
y were in
the
test and pilot phase. We made
the
point that in order to have confidence in
the
outcomes, we ne...
22 Oct 2024
Are biodiversity credits doomed to repeat the voluntary carbon market’s flaws?
Opinion /
Cities
Broken China-US relations put
the
world's health at risk
...
the
virus actually originated in
the
US. But
the
re is hope. Scientists are still communicating with each o
the
r. Even at
the
height of
the
Covid-19 pandemic, doctors on
the
ground in
the
US were active...
16 Nov 2022
Broken China-US relations put the world's health at risk
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Our climate future hinges on forest preservation
...
the
Amazon a priority.
The
y have a point.
The
value of intact forests, especially
the
vast tropical biomes in
the
Amazon, Congo, and Indonesia, is immense. And without
the
m,
the
re is no hope of keepin...
18 Apr 2023
Our climate future hinges on forest preservation
News /
Policy & Finance
How emerging economies adjust to inflation
...
the
ir lifestyle.
When
inflation rises, so do
the
prices of goods and services, reducing people's purchasing power. "Inflation acts nei
the
r as Robin Hood nor as Robber Baron: nei
the
r
the
poor nor
the
...
4 Jul 2023
How emerging economies adjust to inflation
Press Releases /
Stewardship Asia Centre
Stewardship Asia Centre kick starts research with 13 Asia-Pacific partners on
the
role of boards in driving sustainability
...
the
key challenges board leaders face
when
driving
the
sustainability agenda in
the
ir organisations, potential ways adopted to circumvent
the
se barriers, and
the
ir roles in championing a collective be...
13 Sep 2023
Stewardship Asia Centre kick starts research with 13 Asia-Pacific partners on the role of boards in driving sustainability
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
The
second green revolution will be digitised
...
the
best time to plant,
the
precise amount of fertilisers to use, and
when
to harvest for peak ripeness. Researchers at Microsoft and Wageningen University in
the
Ne
the
rlands are growing cucumbers wit...
31 Jan 2023
The second green revolution will be digitised
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Does food protection equal food security? Lessons from Asean’s experience with rice
...
the
adoption of
the
short-statured, fertiliser-responsive wheat varieties developed by Borlaug at
the
Rockefeller Foundation research center in Mexico.
The
Green Revolution was on its way.
When
the
In...
31 Mar 2023
Does food protection equal food security? Lessons from Asean’s experience with rice
News /
Carbon & Climate
'People of
the
forest': Indigenous Indonesians stake claim to land
...
when
Indigenous peoples have land rights,
the
y protect natural resources, and
the
forests under
the
ir care are less likely to be deforested. Struggle for land recognition and rights In
the
case of t...
7 Aug 2023
'People of the forest': Indigenous Indonesians stake claim to land
News /
Cities
'As capable as a son': Indians say no to
the
abortion of girls
...
the
rwise
the
y will do nothing ... like me."
The
preference for sons in India - seen as breadwinners who will carry on
the
family name and perform
the
last rites for
the
ir parents - has led to
the
ille...
13 Sep 2022
'As capable as a son': Indians say no to the abortion of girls
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Singapore’s sustainability challenge is no longer awareness, but action
EB Studio
Moving Singaporeans from awareness to action will require more than information, says Singlife’s Head of Sustainability, Chia Ko …
Singapore’s sustainability challenge is no longer awareness, but action
News /
Policy & Finance
Malaysia to launch new sustainability professionals body by end 2026
The professional body aims to raise standards, strengthen sustainability capabilities and provide a collective voice for practitioners across …
Malaysia to launch new sustainability professionals body by end 2026
News /
Transport & Logistics
China dominates global green ship orders. Can green fuel keep up?
Exclusive
Chinese shipyards are dominating global orders for greener vessels, but uncertainty over global regulations and cost premiums of …
China dominates global green ship orders. Can green fuel keep up?
News /
Policy & Finance
Singapore urges UN convention on AI safeguards as global risks mount
Proposal calls for common safety rules and human oversight, as research highlights security threats and potential disruption to …
Singapore urges UN convention on AI safeguards as global risks mount
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Breaking Southeast Asia’s fire and haze cycle through certification and coordinated action
EB Studio
Stronger standards and fire prevention can help, but lasting progress requires action across industries, governments and communities.
Breaking Southeast Asia's fire and haze cycle through certification and coordinated action
News /
Policy & Finance
Greenpeace Philippines cuts staff size amid restructuring and climate funding bottlenecks
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The watchdog has downsized its 43-member team, with six hires planned, amid funding pressures. Greenpeace Southeast Asia says …
Greenpeace Philippines cuts staff size amid restructuring and climate funding bottlenecks
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