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Policy & Finance
Singapore releases quality criteria for seeking UN-aligned carbon credits
...
the
first deal by end-2023 for carbon credits to flow.
The
Singapore government said it currently does not have a forecast on
the
supply of credits available from
the
upcoming bilateral deals, and
the
...
4 Oct 2023
Singapore releases quality criteria for seeking UN-aligned carbon credits
News /
Energy
Oil and gas players: Financing woes easing with new ‘pragmatism’ in ESG movement
...
the
APPEC conference in Singapore, one of
the
region's biggest ga
the
ring of
the
industry's traders and executives, on Monday. “
When
we go to investors and ESG rating agencies, [we ask if]
the
re is an ...
8 Sep 2023
Oil and gas players: Financing woes easing with new ‘pragmatism’ in ESG movement
News /
Cities
Invasive species inch northwards in Nepal, threatening mountain ecosystems
...
the
r,
the
ir pollens cause allergy and o
the
r health issues among people and animals living in
the
area.” Ano
the
r team of researchers from Nepal and
the
United States has studied
the
possible growth of ...
20 Sep 2022
Invasive species inch northwards in Nepal, threatening mountain ecosystems
News /
Carbon & Climate
Is
the
re a case for 'high forest, low deforestation' carbon credits?
...
The
fact that
the
re are fundamental questions around
the
additionality of HFLD credits calls into question whe
the
r
the
y are really comparable with o
the
r credits in
the
market, and whe
the
r
the
y should ...
1 Feb 2023
Is there a case for 'high forest, low deforestation' carbon credits?
News /
Food & Agriculture
Indonesia slashed forests, peatlands to secure 1,500-hectare food estate
...
the
forests that had been cleared
the
re meant a lot for his Indigenous Dayak community.
The
forests provided
the
wood
the
y used to build
the
ir houses,
the
boar and rabbit
the
y hunted for food, and
the
...
28 Apr 2023
Indonesia slashed forests, peatlands to secure 1,500-hectare food estate
News /
Energy
China falls back on coal to meet summer peak demand
...
The
price of
the
the
rmal coal used by coal power companies has actually dropped slightly since
the
beginning of this year, in reaction to
the
sufficiency of coal supply. In Qinhuangdao port,
the
conso...
22 Aug 2023
China falls back on coal to meet summer peak demand
News /
Food & Agriculture
Lives destroyed as armyworms invade Philippine 'onion capital'
...
the
farmers' fault if
the
y're buried in debt.
The
problem is rooted in
the
policies of
the
state.
The
government needs to see agriculture as a holistic process of food production," he said. Onion shor...
30 Sep 2022
Lives destroyed as armyworms invade Philippine 'onion capital'
News /
Food & Agriculture
Native species conservation bolstered by community-based seed banks
...
the
crop that will feed
the
m for
the
whole year. As most farmers turn to
the
market for seeds
the
y hope will give
the
m
the
maximum yield, Krishna Prasad Adhikari and o
the
r residents of
the
village of ...
15 Jul 2022
Native species conservation bolstered by community-based seed banks
Opinion /
Cities
Green procurement can make Indian cities healthy and liveable
...
the
m for managing
the
paradigm shift. Cities pay
the
cost of inaction whereas early adoption of GPP would allow
the
m to extract
the
maximum value from
the
ir spending.
The
expenditure of
the
Ministry o...
24 Mar 2023
Green procurement can make Indian cities healthy and liveable
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Rays of hope in
the
climate struggle
...
the
IRA,
the
se victories seemed to come out of
the
blue. But social movements help to bring about such progress, and can grow stronger
when
the
political winds shift in
the
ir favour. Moreover,
the
new...
30 Aug 2022
Rays of hope in the climate struggle
News /
Transport
China’s position in
the
global race for alternative EV batteries
...
the
US have
the
opportunity to surpass China and reshape
the
competitive landscape of
the
future EV battery industry,” it wrote. But Zhang thinks
the
race is too early to call because
the
technology i...
20 Jun 2024
China’s position in the global race for alternative EV batteries
News /
Water
Plastic waste may be acidifying our oceans, scientists speculate
...
The
y placed
the
plastic waste inside glass bottles filled with seawater, and
the
n exposed
the
bottles to ultraviolet light similar to
the
amounts occurring in sunlight.
The
y found that
the
older plast...
14 Oct 2022
Plastic waste may be acidifying our oceans, scientists speculate
News /
Energy
New coal mines add question mark to India’s climate commitments
...
the
Climate Tracker 2022 report, and less than a third of
the
average of all G20 countries. “
The
re will be complexities along
the
way [to net-zero], but
the
Indian government and
the
private sect...
23 Jan 2024
New coal mines add question mark to India’s climate commitments
News /
Water
Traditional building techniques could mitigate flood damage in Assam
...
the
re is a conversation around how to tackle
the
problem, not just during
the
floods but throughout
the
year,
the
situation will not improve. He is of
the
opinion that
the
re is a need to look at
the
t...
25 Aug 2022
Traditional building techniques could mitigate flood damage in Assam
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Who pays and how:
the
COP28 dilemma of debt and equity
...
the
o
the
r pillars.
The
COP27 decision recognised a need for financial support for countries vulnerable to
the
se impacts, a decision built on
the
back of decades of incremental progress. What
the
decis...
24 Oct 2023
Who pays and how: the COP28 dilemma of debt and equity
News /
Carbon & Climate
11 times sustainability wasn't very funny in 2022
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the
United Nations,
the
World Economic Forum and o
the
rs for "unsubstantied, shrill, partisan, apocalytic warnings" about climate calamity. "
The
re's always some nut job telling me about
the
end of
the
...
30 Dec 2022
11 times sustainability wasn't very funny in 2022
News /
Cities
Post-flood demand for firewood piles pressure on Pakistan’s forests
...
the
se trees,
the
y are our lifeline and
the
lungs of
the
environment –save
the
m or no one can save you from disasters,” Ziaratwal told
The
Third Pole. ‘Timber mafia’ exploit opportunity
The
juniper for...
14 Feb 2023
Post-flood demand for firewood piles pressure on Pakistan’s forests
News /
Carbon & Climate
2022's notable green quotes
...
the
most important
the
me of
the
coming decade. We’re not
the
re yet. Will McGoldrick, Asia Pacific managing director,
The
Nature Conservancy Will McGoldrick is
the
regional managing director for
The
...
19 Dec 2022
2022's notable green quotes
Podcasts /
Food & Agriculture
Selling
the
taste of sustainability
...
The
re are some things happening in
the
last couple of years. But I suppose
the
underlying issues with
the
food industry have been
the
re for a while. I think it's key that we don't take
the
focus off t...
21 Sep 2022
Selling the taste of sustainability
News /
Energy
Low funding priority and awareness hindering methane abatement in Sou
the
ast Asia's oil and gas sector
...
the
energy sector, and impose such requirements on fuel imports. “
The
n
the
question [for Sou
the
ast Asia nations] becomes: do you want to pay
the
[import] tax and have
the
money go to
the
EU, or do you...
22 Jun 2023
Low funding priority and awareness hindering methane abatement in Southeast Asia's oil and gas sector
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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
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
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Cities
How Singapore can help shape Asia’s next generation of infrastructure
EB Studio
As the region’s infrastructure needs grow more complex, the city-state’s financing, engineering and technology capabilities could help deliver …
How Singapore can help shape Asia’s next generation of infrastructure
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Transport & Logistics
China dominates global green ship orders. Can green fuel keep up?
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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?
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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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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
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