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Cities
Twin crises of heat and floods expose neglect in India and Bangladesh
...
the
likelihood of extreme April-May temperature anomalies [in nor
the
rn India and Pakistan] by a factor of about 100”, and that by
the
end of
the
century
the
likelihood of heatwaves in
the
region will ...
29 May 2022
Twin crises of heat and floods expose neglect in India and Bangladesh
News /
Carbon & Climate
Extreme heat linked to rising deaths in tropical forest communities
...
the
carbon
the
y store
when
the
y rot or are burned.
The
ongoing COP26 climate talks in Glasgow may be
the
last chance to cap global warming at
the
1.5C-2C degrees Celsius upper limit set out in
the
201...
12 Nov 2021
Extreme heat linked to rising deaths in tropical forest communities
News /
Cities
‘Sharing
the
air’ proves an obstacle for new Nepal airport in bird paradise
...
the
r migratory birds, most of
the
m waterbirds, have been recorded in Pokhara during
the
winter,
the
y’re less likely to hit an aircraft as
the
y mostly remain in
the
waters of
the
wetlands during
the
ir ...
6 Apr 2022
‘Sharing the air’ proves an obstacle for new Nepal airport in bird paradise
Opinion /
Water
Righting
the
injustice of Africa's water crisis
...
the
r with
the
UN Development Programme, UNICEF,
the
AU Development Agency,
the
AfDB,
the
Global Center on Adaptation, and
the
Global Water Partnership (GWP). At its inaugural meeting last September, t...
10 Feb 2022
Righting the injustice of Africa's water crisis
News /
Energy
Brunei banks on technology to preserve its economic lifeline: fossil fuel
...
the
coming years. Throughout its chairmanship of
the
Association of Sou
the
ast Asian Nations (Asean) this year,
the
sultanate repeatedly called for a larger role for natural gas in
the
region’s energy ...
21 Oct 2021
Brunei banks on technology to preserve its economic lifeline: fossil fuel
News /
Energy
South Korea faces public scrutiny for financing coal plants in Indonesia
...
the
floor.
When
the
y were burning coal
the
re at
the
plant, my son here would get sick. He said it’s because of
the
ash.” Nurhasanah lives in
the
shadow of
the
oldest and largest coal-fired power plant...
19 Apr 2021
South Korea faces public scrutiny for financing coal plants in Indonesia
News /
Food & Agriculture
Climate change hits harvest of one of world’s priciest mushrooms in Himalayas
...
the
spring sunshine. Sun-dried morel can sell for up to INR 30,000 (USD 392) per kilogram, depending on size and quality.
The
bigger
the
mushrooms,
the
higher
the
price. “But for
the
past decade,
the
...
27 Apr 2022
Climate change hits harvest of one of world’s priciest mushrooms in Himalayas
Opinion /
Waste
Mono-material packaging: A recycler’s wish
...
when
only one of
the
players upstream creates a ‘circular product’ without involving
the
o
the
r players downstream to ensure that
the
loop can truly be closed. Over
the
centuries,
the
human-environment...
4 Jan 2021
Mono-material packaging: A recycler’s wish
News /
Energy
How
the
Philippines’ low-carbon plans may fuel a switch to green jobs
...
the
Covid-19 pandemic.
The
Sou
the
ast Asian nation is projected to have
the
highest share of coal in
the
power mix for
the
region in 2030, and
the
new policy could choke off about 10GW of coal in
the
...
30 Apr 2021
How the Philippines’ low-carbon plans may fuel a switch to green jobs
News /
Energy
‘Great mining migration’: power-hungry Bitcoin leaves China
...
the
equation. Instead of competing against each o
the
r, participants who have first made a deposit in Bitcoin are selected at random to verify transactions.
The
larger
the
deposit,
the
greater
the
chan...
18 Nov 2021
‘Great mining migration’: power-hungry Bitcoin leaves China
Press Releases /
ComfortDelGro
ComfortDelGro Bus to operate Singapore's largest electrified private bus fleet
...
the
shuttle service at
the
National University of Singapore. • ComfortDelGro’s continued commitment to sustainability is also reflected in
the
third consecutive year of inclusion in
the
Dow...
19 Nov 2021
ComfortDelGro Bus to operate Singapore's largest electrified private bus fleet
News /
Energy
Perfectly good solar panels are being dumped, and how New South Wales is putting an end to it
...
the
m. “Most of
the
time we have
the
se panels that are still perfectly good ending up in
the
tip as
the
re’s nowhere else for
the
m to go.” While
the
volumes of renewable waste are still relatively modes...
29 Sep 2021
Perfectly good solar panels are being dumped, and how New South Wales is putting an end to it
News /
Policy & Finance
'We are waiting to die': Hope wanes for world's poor after India halts vaccine exports
...
the
country scrambling for alternatives. "If we had
the
vaccines, we would have started
the
second phase of our deployment plan.
The
reality on
the
ground is that we don't have
the
vaccines
when
we ex...
20 May 2021
'We are waiting to die': Hope wanes for world's poor after India halts vaccine exports
News /
Corporate Responsibility
US blacklists more Chinese companies over human rights abuses in Xinjiang
...
the
erosion of freedoms
the
re, including
the
forced closure last week of
the
independent newspaper Apple Daily,
the
arrests of journalists,
the
silencing of pro-democracy activists, and
the
rapid dete...
13 Jul 2021
US blacklists more Chinese companies over human rights abuses in Xinjiang
News /
Corporate Responsibility
Sustainable business certifier B Corp is launching in Sou
the
ast Asia
...
the
ast Asia with a mission to grow a community of B Corporations, or B Corps, and advance stakeholder capitalism in
the
region. Since B Lab certified its first batch of businesses in 2007,
the
re are n...
2 Jun 2021
Sustainable business certifier B Corp is launching in Southeast Asia
News /
Policy & Finance
Afghan women fear for
the
ir jobs and daughters' futures under Taliban
...
the
mo
the
r-of-four. Tuesday was
the
first time she had been outside since Mazar-e-Sharif fell to
the
Taliban on Saturday. "
The
city seems changed. We see fewer women on
the
streets and
the
clo
the
s
the
...
19 Aug 2021
Afghan women fear for their jobs and daughters' futures under Taliban
News /
Carbon & Climate
G7 pins hopes on ‘climate club’ as
the
saviour of 1.5C target
...
The
current diplomatic outlook may be bleak, but if
the
EU, China and
the
US share
the
same environmental aspirations –
the
health of
the
planet –
the
y might find
the
political will to agree on terms ...
30 Jun 2022
G7 pins hopes on ‘climate club’ as the saviour of 1.5C target
News /
Cities
What can
the
UN do to support India through its deadly Covid-19 surge?
...
when
the
second wave hit. An overwhelming wave Dr Ofrin:
The
way
the
virus has spread is similar to what we’ve seen in Europe or
the
US, but
the
scale is very different.
The
density of
the
population ...
11 May 2021
What can the UN do to support India through its deadly Covid-19 surge?
News /
Waste
Palm oil waste declared non-hazardous by Indonesia
...
the
content of
the
[SBE] waste and how much is
the
likelihood of it being discharged into
the
environment,” said Nur Hidayati, executive director of
the
Indonesian Forum for
the
Environment (Walhi), t...
6 Apr 2021
Palm oil waste declared non-hazardous by Indonesia
News /
Carbon & Climate
In 'world's most polluted city,' Indian workers unaware of toxic air
...
the
price you pay for working in this madness," he said, gesturing to a clogged intersection in
the
nor
the
rn city of Bhiwadi, found to be
the
most polluted in
the
world. Bhiwadi - an industrial hub - ...
19 Apr 2022
In 'world's most polluted city,' Indian workers unaware of toxic air
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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
News /
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
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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