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Waste
Flooding and waste management in the Philippines: stop blaming the poor
The Philippines is well-known for its susceptibility to typhoons. In late July, Typhoon Gaemi (local name Carina) hit the country, leading to a state of calamity being declared in Metro Manila and oth...
10 Sep 2024
Flooding and waste management in the Philippines: stop blaming the poor
News /
Transport
Singapore conglomerate Kuok Group appoints Komi Rajdev to lead sustainability
Singapore-headquartered conglomerate Kuok Group has appointed Komi Rajdev to lead its sustainability function. Rajdev will oversee group-level sustainability operations for Kuok Group (Singapore), rep...
8 Sep 2023
Singapore conglomerate Kuok Group appoints Komi Rajdev to lead sustainability
News /
Carbon & Climate
Warming fuels cyclones, cloudbursts across Asia
Tropical cyclones are forming closer to Southeast Asia’s coastlines, rapidly becoming stronger and lingering longer, according to researchers who say urgent action is needed to protect communities at ...
9 Oct 2024
Warming fuels cyclones, cloudbursts across Asia
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Water
Climate fallout tests coastal women in historic Javanese sultanate
The Java Sea has pursued Sunarti for years, first submerging her birthplace in Timbulsloko village, before forcing the mother of two to flee inland on the northern coast of Demak district in Indonesia...
23 Apr 2025
Climate fallout tests coastal women in historic Javanese sultanate
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Cities
Migration: Ties to ‘home’ are key for Himalayan communities that stay despite climate risks
...
Carbon
Brief that remaining residents do not see migration as a form of adaptation, but are “wanting to stay where they are” and are “looking for information, solutions and political will, so they can...
25 Aug 2023
Migration: Ties to ‘home’ are key for Himalayan communities that stay despite climate risks
News /
Waste
Delhi’s new government faces villagers’ fight against waste-to-energy plant
As India’s capital ushers in a new government, residents of Sanoth, a village in north-west Delhi, are demanding urgent action against a proposed waste-to-energy plant that could further poison their ...
14 Feb 2025
Delhi’s new government faces villagers’ fight against waste-to-energy plant
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Manufacturing
Can joint financing for Asian manufacturers help clean up fast fashion’s supply chain?
...
carbon
reduction activities beyond energy efficiency solutions and renewables and that the consultant Guidehouse will work with suppliers on development and implementation of these de
carbon
isation act...
8 Mar 2024
Can joint financing for Asian manufacturers help clean up fast fashion’s supply chain?
Opinion /
Energy
New frontiers in low-cost clean tech
...
carbon
dioxide emissions and ensure a cost-effective and reliable supply of renewables. These technologies have immense potential to promote economic diversification, strengthen energy security, and f...
7 Nov 2023
New frontiers in low-cost clean tech
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International Greentech & Eco Products Exhibition & Conference Malaysia (IGEM)
AtoZero Asean 2023, powered by Gentari, to feature 100 leadership speakers and 1,000 delegates to drive net zero dialogues, partnerships
...
carbon
isation efforts in the region. Together, we can make an impact on our planet's future.” Gentari, Chief Executive Officer, Sushil Purohit A stellar line-up of energy leaders, high-imp...
27 Sep 2023
AtoZero Asean 2023, powered by Gentari, to feature 100 leadership speakers and 1,000 delegates to drive net zero dialogues, partnerships
Opinion /
Energy
Energy justice key to global net zero action
...
carbon
emissions need to be reduced by almost half by 2030 to avoid the worst impacts of climate change but developing countries ask why they should forgo fossil fuels while rich countries like Austra...
25 Oct 2023
Energy justice key to global net zero action
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Energy
Can blending hydrogen with natural gas help China de
carbon
ise?
...
carbon
transition. The plan lays out ambitious targets. By 2025, China aims to operate around 50,000 fuel cell vehicles and expects its annual hydrogen production capacity, using renewable energy, to ...
12 Oct 2023
Can blending hydrogen with natural gas help China decarbonise?
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Food & Agriculture
Tropical forest loss is accelerating, but Indonesia and Malaysia are keeping deforestation to near-record lows
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carbon
dioxide emissions, a number that measures up to the annual fossil fuel emissions of India, the world's third largest
carbon
polluter. The tropics lost 10 per cent more primary rainforest in 20...
3 Jul 2023
Tropical forest loss is accelerating, but Indonesia and Malaysia are keeping deforestation to near-record lows
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UN Environment Programme (UNEP)
Low-cost sensors can improve air quality monitoring and people’s health
Amid mounting concern about the health and environmental impacts of air pollution, a new report from the World Meteorological Organization points out the potential for low-cost sensor systems to asses...
18 Jun 2024
Low-cost sensors can improve air quality monitoring and people’s health
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International Labour Organization
More workers than ever are losing the fight against heat stress
A new report from the International Labour Organization (ILO), Heat at work: Implications for safety and health, warns that more workers are being exposed to heat stress worldwide. The new d...
6 Aug 2024
More workers than ever are losing the fight against heat stress
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Transport
Southeast Asian ride-hailing emissions surge with post-Covid demand rebound
...
carbon
ise, but the two market leaders have seen emissions motor over the past year, according to newly published data. Singapore-based Grab pledged to achieve
carbon
neutrality by 2040 a year ago, but...
10 May 2023
Southeast Asian ride-hailing emissions surge with post-Covid demand rebound
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Transport
Analysis: How low-sulphur shipping rules are affecting global warming
...
Carbon
Brief, using Highcharts. In this analysis,
Carbon
Brief estimates post-2020 SO2 emissions based on the projected impact of the low-sulphur fuel regulations, as the global aerosol dataset (CEDS...
11 Jul 2023
Analysis: How low-sulphur shipping rules are affecting global warming
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Carbon & Climate
New IPCC head says open climate 'toolbox' to keep 1.5°C goal alive
...
carbon
dioxide emissions to slow warming. Policies range from planting more trees, which soak up
carbon
as they grow, to capturing emissions from coal-fired power plants. "We are not seeing a lot of p...
31 Jul 2023
New IPCC head says open climate 'toolbox' to keep 1.5°C goal alive
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Energy
Concern about fossil fuel language seen holding Southeast Asia back from adopting COP28 renewables pledge
...
carbon
capture technologies, “which makes policymakers complacent about the current trajectory of fossil reliance”, Dinita said. Coal contributed to almost 40 per cent of Southeast Asia’s power genera...
6 Dec 2023
Concern about fossil fuel language seen holding Southeast Asia back from adopting COP28 renewables pledge
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Carbon & Climate
'Huge growth' in climate lawsuits as Global South ramps up legal action against
carbon
polluters
Legal claims made against
carbon
polluters and greenwashing corporations are rapidly increasing as climate impacts worsen, with climate-vulnerable nations in the Global South accounting for a small bu...
27 Jul 2023
'Huge growth' in climate lawsuits as Global South ramps up legal action against carbon polluters
Press Releases /
Gurīn Energy
Trinasolar signs 1.2GW framework supply agreement with Vanda RE for Indonesia-Singapore renewable electricity export project
...
carbon
electricity by 2035. Our collaboration reflects a shared vision of accelerating renewable energy development, facilitating cross-border electricity trading, and promoting sustainable energ...
4 Sep 2024
Trinasolar signs 1.2GW framework supply agreement with Vanda RE for Indonesia-Singapore renewable electricity export project
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Manufacturing
China’s changing steel sector could leave Australian iron ore behind
Steel slowdown and signals of low-carbon transition in China put Australian ore at a crossroads, as partnerships look …
China’s changing steel sector could leave Australian iron ore behind
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Carbon & Climate
This year’s haze is set to cost Singapore more than 2015’s S$1.83 billion. Who pays for the losses?
Economists suggest the 2026 haze will cost Singapore more than the 2015 episode, while other estimates state that …
This year’s haze is set to cost Singapore more than 2015’s S$1.83 billion. Who pays for the losses?
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Water
Deadly wildfires leave Borneo wildlife short of water
Wildfires in West Kalimantan are leaving wildlife struggling to find fresh water as forest pools dry up and …
Deadly wildfires leave Borneo wildlife short of water
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Energy
AI, data centres could make Asean clean energy projects bankable as grid plans advance: experts
Long-term power purchases could unlock investment in renewables and transmission as Asean advances cross-border electricity trade, say energy …
AI, data centres could make Asean clean energy projects bankable as grid plans advance: experts
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Water
The growing Himalayan risks in Bhutan’s hydropower ties with India
Nepal floods bring renewed focus on neighbour Bhutan’s efforts to protect its economically crucial – but debt generating …
The growing Himalayan risks in Bhutan’s hydropower ties with India
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Manufacturing
China’s EV weight problem
Electric vehicles are getting heavier, making bigger carbon footprints in the factory and on the roads.
China’s EV weight problem
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