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Carbon & Climate
Call to halt sale of syn
the
tic refrigerants
...
the
ir replacements are now being shown to potentially cause o
the
r problems down
the
line. Most countries have signed
the
Kigali Amendment to
the
Montreal Protocol to stop
the
decay of
the
ozone layer,...
10 Jun 2021
Call to halt sale of synthetic refrigerants
News /
Energy
Heat or eat? Winter protests loom as energy poverty sweeps Europe
...
the
pressure of surging utility bills - and protests have been planned from Madrid to London for
the
autumn in response to
the
cost of living crisis.
When
people start complaining en masse about
the
ir...
29 Aug 2022
Heat or eat? Winter protests loom as energy poverty sweeps Europe
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Cities
Long-term impacts of ‘terrible’ fire season in Pakistan’s mountains
The
dry period from
the
end of April until
the
advent of
the
monsoon in July is “fire season” in Pakistan’s forests, which cover
the
Hindu Kush Himalayas in
the
country’s north. “
The
re were no good ra...
21 Sep 2022
Long-term impacts of ‘terrible’ fire season in Pakistan’s mountains
Opinion /
Waste
Smart city technologies pose serious threats to women waste workers in India
...
the
pandemic.
The
emerging male workforce could collect materials overnight and access materials in
the
dark before women felt
the
y could safely leave
the
ir homes early in
the
morning. Equipped with w...
20 May 2022
Smart city technologies pose serious threats to women waste workers in India
News /
Carbon & Climate
Not quite net-zero: how real are corporate decarbonisation goals?
...
the
m "has a clue" about how
the
y will fulfill
the
ir commitments, himself included. Businesses have unleashed a torrent of pledges to rein in
the
carbon
the
y emit since 2018,
when
the
Intergovernmental...
27 Oct 2021
Not quite net-zero: how real are corporate decarbonisation goals?
News /
Carbon & Climate
The
blame game and missing money: your guide to COP26
...
the
y forage for fossil fuels. This round of talks is perhaps
the
most important since 2015
when
the
Paris agreement was adopted by
the
vast majority of countries.
The
y pledged to cap
the
increase in t...
27 Oct 2021
The blame game and missing money: your guide to COP26
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Energy
China builds coal power plant in Bangladesh despite protests
...
the
y were evicted from
the
site on
the
basis of documents
the
y describe as “fake”. On 28 September 2020, Mohammad Muzibur Rahman Howlader,
the
n chair of
the
NRCC, asked
the
district’s top administrato...
29 Apr 2021
China builds coal power plant in Bangladesh despite protests
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What poverty looks like on your plate
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the
poverty line was equal to
the
cost of a bus ticket to get to
the
o
the
r side of town. This was significant because
the
locals buy food from
the
local stores in
the
favelas, or
the
slum areas.
The
f...
27 Oct 2021
What poverty looks like on your plate
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Costly and technical reporting: key barriers for Indigenous people in carbon trading
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the
conference, were unaware of it. “
The
government didn’t even consult
the
m about using
the
ir forests. So
the
re was a big fear that
the
re might be a land grab in
the
places where
the
re are a lot of t...
23 Mar 2022
Costly and technical reporting: key barriers for Indigenous people in carbon trading
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Designing infectious disease warnings that work
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the
r we were warned properly, whe
the
r governments acted on
the
warnings and what could have been done differently. SARS swept
the
world in 2002–04, yet we were ill-equipped to respond
when
Covid-19, t...
23 Mar 2022
Designing infectious disease warnings that work
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Studies debunk ‘nature is healing’ portrayal from 2020 lockdowns
...
the
world are examining data from
the
lockdowns and publishing
the
ir findings. Did
the
natural world really make a brief comeback during lockdown?
The
answer is complicated. “
The
pandemic is bad. It’s...
2 Sep 2021
Studies debunk ‘nature is healing’ portrayal from 2020 lockdowns
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Food & Agriculture
Highlands Philippine coffee farmers traded slash-and-burn for agroforestry
...
the
majestic hill range of Mount Talinis and
the
Dauin coastline,
the
cafe serves organic coffee grown in
the
cafe’s adjacent plot of forest land.
The
coffee shop is run by
the
Baslay Highland Agricul...
31 Oct 2022
Highlands Philippine coffee farmers traded slash-and-burn for agroforestry
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Asia Pacific may take till 2065 to achieve 2030 sustainable development targets
...
when
placed alongside
the
o
the
r indicators. Sou
the
ast Asia and
the
Pacific regions fared
the
worst, with additional regressions in indices such as clean water and sanitation, and inequality.
The
Asian...
21 Mar 2022
Asia Pacific may take till 2065 to achieve 2030 sustainable development targets
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The
rise of womentech: Do we really need more technologies for women?
...
When
we talk about womentech,
the
key distinction is that we’re looking at
the
design of
the
product,” Chandra says. Social structures across
the
world have disempowered women to make
the
ir demands kn...
28 Apr 2021
The rise of womentech: Do we really need more technologies for women?
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Corporate Responsibility
How companies can avoid greenwashing: Do it before talking about it
The
corporate world has unleashed a torrent of sustainability claims in
the
wake of
the
Covid-19 pandemic, as brands have scrambled to be part of
the
conversation about tackling
the
problems that
the
...
21 May 2021
How companies can avoid greenwashing: Do it before talking about it
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Cities
Record high deforestation hits Sumatra’s ‘orangutan capital’ as palm oil industry expands
...
the
se encroachers burn areas that have non-forest status, but
the
y also burn [land] in
the
wildlife reserve. We often have difficulty extinguishing
the
fires [in
the
reserve] because of
the
fires on t...
28 Mar 2023
Record high deforestation hits Sumatra’s ‘orangutan capital’ as palm oil industry expands
News /
Carbon & Climate
Most Asia Pacific companies have no credible net-zero target: report
...
the
rest of
the
world in
the
race to decarbonise, according to a new study from CDP, a non-profit which measures
the
carbon pollution exposure of businesses and governments. In 2021, 3,879 companies ...
18 Apr 2022
Most Asia Pacific companies have no credible net-zero target: report
Opinion /
Water
UN Ocean Conference concludes with small wins, but no substantial change
...
the
ir commitment to streng
the
n ocean protection. “We are committed to halting and reversing
the
decline in
the
health of
the
ocean’s ecosystems,” read
the
declaration. Among o
the
r goals, member states...
7 Jul 2022
UN Ocean Conference concludes with small wins, but no substantial change
News /
Carbon & Climate
Hundreds of penguin deaths in New Zealand linked to climate change
...
the
necropsy performed by
the
Ministry of Primary Industries (MPI),
the
birds showed signs of starvation and hypo
the
rmia.
The
re was no blubber to keep
the
m warm in
the
water, and
the
ir gastrointestina...
7 Jul 2022
Hundreds of penguin deaths in New Zealand linked to climate change
News /
Carbon & Climate
Solar Impulse Foundation expands to Asia with Jeremy Lovey’s move to Singapore
...
when
the
organisation was focused on proving to
the
world that it was possible to fly around
the
world in a solar-powered plane. After
the
two-year long journey, which aimed to showcase
the
capabilit...
20 Sep 2021
Solar Impulse Foundation expands to Asia with Jeremy Lovey’s move to Singapore
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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
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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
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Energy
Southeast Asia could save US$45.4 billion with solar instead of planned gas projects: study
As of 2025, solar electricity was already 50 per cent cheaper than gas in Malaysia, Vietnam, the Philippines, …
Southeast Asia could save US$45.4 billion with solar instead of planned gas projects: study
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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Water
Water risks threaten trade as companies face US$397 billion exposure: CDP
Growing water stress is creating financial and supply chain risks for businesses, with many companies still lacking systems …
Water risks threaten trade as companies face US$397 billion exposure: CDP
News /
Energy
AI speeds Thailand’s clean energy, but grid must catch up, say industry officials
Developers are using AI to design and manage clean-energy projects faster, but industry leaders say Thailand needs smarter …
AI speeds Thailand’s clean energy, but grid must catch up, say industry officials
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