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Food & Agriculture
In Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, elusive ‘ghost rice’ holds key to climate resilience
“It’s been so long I can barely remember. It’s delicious, fragrant, soft but not sticky,” says Trần Văn Lựa, 53, a farmer from Đồng Tháp province, south-west Vietnam, recalling the taste of wild rice....
28 May 2025
In Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, elusive ‘ghost rice’ holds key to climate resilience
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Climate adaptation is as imperative as mitigation
Climate policy debates tend to focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions. This makes sense, given that GHGs are the primary cause of climate change. But global warming is expected to continue even ...
4 Sep 2024
Climate adaptation is as imperative as mitigation
News /
Waste
Analysis: Can Bangladesh’s single-use plastic crackdown succeed?
In 2002, Bangladesh became the first country in the world to ban the production, import, marketing and use of polythene bags, a type of single-use plastic bag. The ban, made through the Bangladesh Env...
4 Mar 2025
Analysis: Can Bangladesh’s single-use plastic crackdown succeed?
News /
Policy & Finance
In pictures: The last hours of negotiations at COP29
It was at about 3pm last Saturday when COP29's media centre was abuzz with news that several country envoys had staged a walkout and left one of the meeting rooms at the far end of the Baku Olympic St...
27 Nov 2024
In pictures: The last hours of negotiations at COP29
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Is generative AI bad for the environment?
...
carbon
emissions. The open-access BLOOM model, developed by the BigScience project in France, is similar in size to GPT-3 but has a much lower
carbon
footprint, consuming 433 MWh of electricity in gen...
31 May 2023
Is generative AI bad for the environment?
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Food & Agriculture
Q&A: How is climate change affecting China’s cropland?
...
Carbon
Brief looks at China’s cropland policies. What challenges does Chinese farming face under climate change? In 2022, China suffered from its worst heatwave and drought in six decades. The minis...
31 Aug 2023
Q&A: How is climate change affecting China’s cropland?
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Is the net-zero transition endangering the Asian century?
...
carbon
tax, they may be compelled to act, owing to rapidly shifting climate policies elsewhere, such as the European Union’s
Carbon
Border Adjustment Mechanism, which imposes tariffs on
carbon
-intensi...
19 Jul 2023
Is the net-zero transition endangering the Asian century?
Opinion /
Transport
How is Southeast Asia’s charge to EVs going?
...
carbon
emissions but also a way to drive new investments leading to more jobs, stronger economic development and technological advances. Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam are leading the charg...
2 Nov 2023
How is Southeast Asia’s charge to EVs going?
Press Releases /
UN Environment Programme (UNEP)
Half the world’s countries have degraded freshwater systems, UN finds
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carbon
sequestering properties. Significant decreases of mangroves were reported in Southeast Asia, though the overall net rate of deforestation has leveled off in the last decade. Lakes and other su...
1 Sep 2024
Half the world’s countries have degraded freshwater systems, UN finds
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Carbon & Climate
Singapore influencer Biogirl MJ on going beyond 'cute animal' content to tackle climate complexities
...
carbon
markets using supermarkets where people buy and sell tonnes of
carbon
, to make it as palatable to laymen as possible. The goal of my channel is really to make more people interested in environm...
11 Mar 2024
Singapore influencer Biogirl MJ on going beyond 'cute animal' content to tackle climate complexities
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Energy
‘No magic bullet’: Financial institutions say Malaysia still searching for right mechanism to de-risk green energy investments
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carbon
-emitting industries, on their de
carbon
isation pathways. Moi said that financial institutions should work with their clients and find a de
carbon
isation pathway to commit to. While the gold stand...
11 Sep 2023
‘No magic bullet’: Financial institutions say Malaysia still searching for right mechanism to de-risk green energy investments
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Carbon & Climate
Risk of heat-related deaths has ‘increased rapidly’ over past 20 years
...
Carbon
Brief. She adds that “relatively simple measures, such as educating people of the risks, can have a huge benefit”. This story was published with permission from
Carbon
Brief.
4 Sep 2023
Risk of heat-related deaths has ‘increased rapidly’ over past 20 years
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Food & Agriculture
Seaweed ‘could survive nuclear war, avert famine’
...
carbon
in the atmosphere. “ Investing in the construction of seaweed farms could prevent global famine in abrupt sunlight reduction scenarios, potentially averting a significant number of deaths from...
31 Jan 2024
Seaweed ‘could survive nuclear war, avert famine’
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Carbon & Climate
Latest bid to regulate the voluntary
carbon
market leaves tough questions unanswered
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Carbon
Market Watch in response to the ICVCM’s rulebook. “While the new rules help enhance the quality of
carbon
credits, they do not close all loopholes of the voluntary
carbon
market,” said
Carbon
M...
10 Apr 2023
Latest bid to regulate the voluntary carbon market leaves tough questions unanswered
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Cathay Pacific
Cathay to plant 1,000 mangrove trees on Pramuka Island to promote sustainability commitment
Upholding the target of reducing emissions to preserve our planet is the responsibility of all parties. Cathay, as a Travel Lifestyle company, collaborated with the Society of Renewable Energy (SRE) t...
8 May 2024
Cathay to plant 1,000 mangrove trees on Pramuka Island to promote sustainability commitment
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Carbon & Climate
America's attack on climate science could affect adaptation capacity in Asia: climate scientist Ben Horton
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carbon
dioxide levels are the highest they have been for at least 800,000 years. Our temperatures are the highest they have been for 120,000 years. The rate of increase in
carbon
dioxide is faster tha...
23 Apr 2025
America's attack on climate science could affect adaptation capacity in Asia: climate scientist Ben Horton
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Transport
Complaints about Grab 'anti-public transport' ad dismissed by Singapore advertising watchdog
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carbon
inventory of a newly acquired supermarket business. Grab pledged to be
carbon
neutral by 2040 a year ago, a strategy the company is pursuing by electrifying its fleet, running operations on re...
21 Jun 2023
Complaints about Grab 'anti-public transport' ad dismissed by Singapore advertising watchdog
News /
Water
‘Climate-altered’ Pacific could see conflict between tuna fishing and deep-sea mining
...
Carbon
Brief. Deep-sea minerals The deep seabed covers about two-thirds of the total ocean floor, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). Spread across parts of the s...
3 Aug 2023
‘Climate-altered’ Pacific could see conflict between tuna fishing and deep-sea mining
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Energy
South Asia's solar energy push faces a battle for land
Famed for its Sun Temple dedicated to the sun god, Modhera in Gujarat state became India's first fully solar-powered village in 2022, but a legal case against the plant is still in court as residents...
22 Nov 2024
South Asia's solar energy push faces a battle for land
Press Releases /
The Nature Conservancy
The Nature Conservancy takes root in Singapore to advance a nature-positive future
...
carbon
and sustainable future, and establish Singapore as a
carbon
services hub in Asia. By expanding into Singapore, TNC is helping to put action behind Singapore’s green ambitions by drawing u...
24 Jul 2023
The Nature Conservancy takes root in Singapore to advance a nature-positive future
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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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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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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
News /
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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