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Cities
A mission to conserve forest canopies
...
the
mysteries of life in
the
treetops. More than four decades on,
the
monikers she has ga
the
red say it all: mo
the
r of canopy research, Einstein of
the
rooftops, real-life Lorax, to name a few. Only a ...
27 Oct 2022
A mission to conserve forest canopies
News /
Energy
Kachchh windmills encroach on unique thorn forest and local wildlife
...
the
rate of Rs. 2,500 a month. Earlier,
the
bees came from
the
forest.
The
noise from
the
mills and
the
reduced jungle has forced
the
m to go away,” Dhaval Patel, a farmer, told Mongabay-India.
The
vil...
21 Apr 2022
Kachchh windmills encroach on unique thorn forest and local wildlife
News /
Energy
Singapore power firm called out for greenwashing 'environmentally friendly' natural gas
...
the
problems that we are trying to solve,"
the
y said.
The
day after Eco-Business approached SingGas for comment,
the
company said it has "stopped
the
advertisement for internal review, and we are not ...
22 Oct 2021
Singapore power firm called out for greenwashing 'environmentally friendly' natural gas
News /
Carbon & Climate
Local volunteers to
the
rescue as fiercer floods ravage nor
the
ast India
...
The
team quickly spread
the
word to
the
rest of
the
committee, who started getting villagers to safety. "As
the
water inundated
the
village during
the
next few hours,
the
re was absolute chaos...
The
f...
22 Nov 2021
Local volunteers to the rescue as fiercer floods ravage northeast India
News /
Carbon & Climate
First-ever red alert for transboundary haze will be a stress test for Asean cooperation: report
...
the
hotter and drier wea
the
r expected in
the
coming months in
the
event of a strong El Niño and positive Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD). El Niño refers to
the
unusual warming of
the
ocean surface in
the
ce...
23 Jun 2023
First-ever red alert for transboundary haze will be a stress test for Asean cooperation: report
News /
Policy & Finance
Natural disasters cost world US$280 billion in 2021 — a third more than in 2020
...
the
third consecutive year — ano
the
r sign of
the
worsening impacts of climate change.
The
costliest nature-related calamity at US$65 billion was Hurricane Ida, which struck
the
east coast of
the
Unite...
11 Jan 2022
Natural disasters cost world US$280 billion in 2021 — a third more than in 2020
News /
Energy
Wind farms signal decline of agriculture in sou
the
rn India
...
the
rn Tamil Nadu.
The
y shared how
the
area has evolved over
the
last few decades and
the
social impact that
the
wind farms have had.
The
people understand that
the
wind farms led to rapid improvement ...
18 Apr 2022
Wind farms signal decline of agriculture in southern India
News /
Policy & Finance
Indigenous peoples warn of global delay on forest protection push
...
the
y are living sustainably for millennia", Eide said. "
The
y clearly have a competence about sustainable living. Part of our work is to raise
the
clout of
the
ir organisations." Norway has been
the
top...
28 Jun 2022
Indigenous peoples warn of global delay on forest protection push
News /
Policy & Finance
Green groups fear failure on new global biodiversity pact after sluggish talks
...
the
30 per cent figure itself in Nairobi. While
the
re is wide backing for
the
direction of
the
target, with about half of
the
world's governments publicly declaring
the
ir support,
the
potential exclus...
28 Jun 2022
Green groups fear failure on new global biodiversity pact after sluggish talks
News /
Policy & Finance
‘Fairness for vulnerable communities’: IPCC's ‘final warning’ on climate spotlights inclusive governance and finance
...
the
report by
the
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC),
the
international body for assessing
the
science related to climate change.
The
final part of
the
IPCC's mammoth sixth assessment re...
21 Mar 2023
‘Fairness for vulnerable communities’: IPCC's ‘final warning’ on climate spotlights inclusive governance and finance
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Woodstock going green
...
the
majority can be traced to
the
running of
the
venue and
the
traveling of
the
band and audience. As artists find
the
mselves in ever more conflicting situations – “performing art at
the
cost of
the
e...
1 Nov 2021
Woodstock going green
News /
Carbon & Climate
'Too many forests lost because Indigenous peoples have had to fight alone': Malaysian activist Shaq Koyok
...
the
Orang Asli people. Or if
the
y have,
the
y believe that we are all from Borneo. Ano
the
r reason I live in
the
city is that
the
re is no wi-fi in
the
village! It is hard to make
the
voices of
the
Indi...
13 Sep 2022
'Too many forests lost because Indigenous peoples have had to fight alone': Malaysian activist Shaq Koyok
News /
Carbon & Climate
Voluntary carbon market principles: test lies in implementation, experts say
...
the
stringency of its assessment criteria and
the
way it evaluates
the
permanence of projects’ benefits. It deferred judgement on whe
the
r countries and firms can use
the
same offsetting project in tab...
17 Aug 2022
Voluntary carbon market principles: test lies in implementation, experts say
News /
Energy
Hong Kong’s power utilities seek to boost share of nuclear in fuel mix
...
The
Onagawa nuclear power station had
the
n served as a shelter for evacuees during
the
disaster.
The
Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, on
the
o
the
r hand, confronted severe core damage in three of...
13 Jul 2022
Hong Kong’s power utilities seek to boost share of nuclear in fuel mix
News /
Cities
Nepal triples tiger population in span of 12 years despite human-animal conflict concerns
...
the
same year that it and 12 o
the
r tiger range countries agreed to double
the
population of Pan
the
ra tigris by
the
next Year of
the
Tiger in
the
Chinese zodiac, which is 2022. Following
the
latest cen...
1 Aug 2022
Nepal triples tiger population in span of 12 years despite human-animal conflict concerns
News /
Carbon & Climate
What is COP27, and why is it so important?
...
the
27th meeting of
the
Conference of
the
Parties to
the
UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). This annual meeting brings toge
the
r
the
198 members of
the
convention to take concerted act...
6 Oct 2022
What is COP27, and why is it so important?
News /
Energy
Widespread carbon capture in Sou
the
ast Asia unviable without carbon pricing: report
...
the
region,
the
study said. Even wealthy nations struggle with financing CCUS for power plants,
the
report added, which fur
the
r dims
the
outlook for cash-strapped Sou
the
ast Asia.
The
only operating co...
27 Apr 2022
Widespread carbon capture in Southeast Asia unviable without carbon pricing: report
News /
Cities
Why did
the
Yunnan elephants trek so far north?
...
the
media: ”
The
herd are wandering haphazardly, but always northwards, and because
the
y are gaining altitude as
the
y go north,
the
re is less and less food available for
the
m on
the
wooded slopes. It’s...
4 Sep 2023
Why did the Yunnan elephants trek so far north?
Press Releases /
International Built Environment Week
IBEW 2022: Building blocks for
the
future
...
the
evolving demands from
the
Built Environment industry. Mr Yip Je Choong, Managing Director of RX Singapore,
the
organiser for BEX Asia 2022, said: "
The
pandemic has accentuated
the
need for
the
bu...
15 Aug 2022
IBEW 2022: Building blocks for the future
Videos /
Water
Curiosity is harming Singapore's intertidal wildlife
...
the
few natural beaches in Singapore. It is a repeat of what happened last year during
the
June school break,
when
Covid-19 deterred overseas travel. "
When
the
June incident happened, we didn't know i...
9 Feb 2022
Curiosity is harming Singapore's intertidal wildlife
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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
Exclusive
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
News /
Policy & Finance
Climate risks push businesses to look beyond reporting compliance
Rising insurance premiums, energy costs and supply chain disruptions are strengthening the case for investment in climate resilience, …
Climate risks push businesses to look beyond reporting compliance
News /
Energy
Renewable project location matters as much as technology, capacity, says clean energy expert
Cebu’s recurring grid alerts expose a flaw in Philippine renewable procurement, as low cost projects in outlying islands …
Renewable project location matters as much as technology, capacity, says clean energy expert
News /
Waste Management
South Korea’s food waste rethink began with citizens demanding change
The Korean Zero Waste Movement Network has spent four decades mobilising citizens, government and businesses to prevent, separate …
South Korea’s food waste rethink began with citizens demanding change
News /
Policy & Finance
USAID cuts carry environmental costs, new report finds
The consultancy firm One Earth Partners has published an analysis of the environmental consequences of USAID’s closure.
USAID cuts carry environmental costs, new report finds
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