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Carbon & Climate
Xinying Tok joins
Carbon
Trust as head of Southeast Asia
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Carbon
Trust was set up in 2001 by the United Kingdom government and has been running independently since 2010. It started working with Southeast Asia clients in 2015, and supports the region's Low Ca...
4 Jan 2022
Xinying Tok joins Carbon Trust as head of Southeast Asia
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Water
Filipino communities have most to gain when fisheries are protected: Earthshot finalist Coastal 500
Despite being among the country’s most productive sectors – the Philippines is Southeast Asia's fourth most productive fishery – the nation's small-scale fisherfolk are rarely afforded a platform when...
18 Oct 2023
Filipino communities have most to gain when fisheries are protected: Earthshot finalist Coastal 500
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Why we won't have a super El Niño this year
Media headlines may be saying the world could be set to face a 'super El Niño' this year, but in reality the likelihood of that is low. After a triple-dip La Niña, last week the World Meteorological O...
13 Jul 2023
Why we won't have a super El Niño this year
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Food & Agriculture
Earthworms wiggle their way into China’s policy protection
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carbon
pool. By modifying the composition of their internal microbial communities, they indirectly improve the chemical properties of soil. They transform soil structure, creating an environment condu...
18 Oct 2023
Earthworms wiggle their way into China’s policy protection
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Carbon & Climate
‘Boiling frogs for the longest time’: Why Southeast Asia is finally warming to heat research
International scientific studies have increasingly confirmed that heat is not just bad for the planet, but also for the human body. Climate health-related research, however, has mostly been carried o...
10 Jan 2024
‘Boiling frogs for the longest time’: Why Southeast Asia is finally warming to heat research
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Carbon & Climate
What can the world learn from Indigenous people in protecting the environment?
"Although indigenous people represent about 5 per cent of the world’s population, we protect 80 per cent of all biodiversity. That should be enough of a statistic to underscore the influence we have,”...
7 Aug 2023
What can the world learn from Indigenous people in protecting the environment?
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
How droughts can leave people with nowhere to go
By 2050, around 145 million people in the Global South could be forced to relocate within their own countries due to the gradual impacts of worsening droughts brought on by climate change. The 2018 Wo...
16 Jun 2023
How droughts can leave people with nowhere to go
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Waste
‘Not involved with delay’: Packaging industry responds to allegations that it blocked polluter-pays scheme in Singapore
A speech at Singapore’s climate rally last month delivered by an activist has re-ignited speculation that there is a reason why a “polluter-pays” scheme that would make manufacturers responsible for t...
17 Oct 2023
‘Not involved with delay’: Packaging industry responds to allegations that it blocked polluter-pays scheme in Singapore
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Policy & Finance
Standard Chartered Bank appoints chief sustainability officer
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carbon
isation drive. The emerging markets-focused company declared in October that it would be a net-zero emissions bank by 2050. Drew will report to the chief executive of StanChart's corporate, comm...
31 Jan 2022
Standard Chartered Bank appoints chief sustainability officer
Press Releases /
BayWa r.e. Solar Trade
BayWa r.e. Solar Trade partners with New Energy Academy to accelerate the Philippine solar industry
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carbon
neutral, we are also committed to our own sustainability journey. Every day, we are working hard to actively shape the future of energy in a diverse, equitable and inclusive...
19 Apr 2023
BayWa r.e. Solar Trade partners with New Energy Academy to accelerate the Philippine solar industry
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Policy & Finance
More nations plan for 'health disasters' fuelled by climate change
Governments are increasingly focusing on health risks fuelled by global warming, with most nations now considering concerns from malaria to heart disease in their climate plans, according to data sha...
18 May 2023
More nations plan for 'health disasters' fuelled by climate change
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Carbon & Climate
Northern Pakistan’s neglected peatlands are disappearing
...
carbon
than all other types of vegetation in the world combined. This is emitted when they are drained or degraded. Surveys by the Pakistan Wetlands Programme (PWP) between 2008 and 2012 found that th...
20 May 2022
Northern Pakistan’s neglected peatlands are disappearing
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Cities
Fishing cat in troubled waters: researchers’ proposals to save Asia’s wetland wild cat
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carbon
than other forest types. But Asia’s mangroves are under threat. In Southeast Asia, over 100,000 hectares of mangroves were destroyed between 2000 and 2012, due to conversion for aquaculture, ag...
27 Oct 2022
Fishing cat in troubled waters: researchers’ proposals to save Asia’s wetland wild cat
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Carbon & Climate
How AI can even the climate playing field
With the world on track to exceed 1.5 degrees Celsius of warming in the next decade, we can expect climate hazards to intensify, driving millions more into famine, causing trillions of dollars in dama...
14 Jun 2023
How AI can even the climate playing field
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Carbon & Climate
Sea sponges and coastal communities feel the squeeze of rising sea temperatures
...
carbon
in the seawater, but also provide habitats for many marine organisms. Some species of sponge can even break down and recycle the calcium
carbon
ate from dead corals and molluscs. Given the impo...
25 May 2022
Sea sponges and coastal communities feel the squeeze of rising sea temperatures
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Green Buildings
Rapid systemic change is needed: slashing emissions in cities
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carbon
footprint of urban environments? When it comes to built assets, we are looking at how we can minimise
carbon
emissions across the whole lifecycle, which requires addressing both embodied
carbon
...
16 Dec 2021
Rapid systemic change is needed: slashing emissions in cities
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Carbon & Climate
Amazon palm oil: sustainable fuel or deforestation driver?
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carbon
futures, as it is less polluting than fossil-based diesel. The refinery is currently in the study phase, and is still without an environmental licence or deadline to start construction. But wit...
24 May 2022
Amazon palm oil: sustainable fuel or deforestation driver?
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
How Wright’s Law can right the climate
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carbon
isation – America has shored up its credibility just in time for the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27) in Egypt. America is now well positioned to achieve its goal of halving its ...
16 Sep 2022
How Wright’s Law can right the climate
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Waste
Mindset shift: How a Singapore startup convinced firms that waste plastic can be used to pave roads
Oh Chu Xian's decision to launch a startup that utilises waste plastic to pave roads was born out of sheer frustration when she saw how Singapore handled its rubbish. After realising that the refuse ...
13 Feb 2024
Mindset shift: How a Singapore startup convinced firms that waste plastic can be used to pave roads
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Water
Migrate to survive: Water woes clear out villages in hilly Nepal
Dozens of families used to live in this once-vibrant village in eastern Nepal, but Sarita Rai can now count the number of households that remain on one hand. The exodus has been driven by a lack of w...
12 Jun 2023
Migrate to survive: Water woes clear out villages in hilly Nepal
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Policy & Finance
COP31 hosts Türkiye, Australia continue to pursue coal expansion ahead of climate talks, says Urgewald report
Though smaller than those of China, India and Indonesia, the COP31 hosts’ coal expansion plans raise questions about …
COP31 hosts Türkiye, Australia continue to pursue coal expansion ahead of climate talks, says Urgewald report
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Energy
Singapore to study geothermal power after survey finds vast potential beneath the city-state
METI minister Tan See Leng also unveiled plans to triple battery storage, a S$75 million fund for cleaner …
Singapore to study geothermal power after survey finds vast potential beneath the city-state
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Energy
Singapore tightens renewable power claims to curb greenwashing, boost clean energy imports
The revised renewable energy certificate standard will build trust in corporate sustainability reporting, Minister of State for Energy, …
Singapore tightens renewable power claims to curb greenwashing, boost clean energy imports
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Cities
‘Heat is no equaliser’: Women and households may be forced to bear cost of Super El Niño
UN Women warns climate shocks can push more unpaid work and health risks onto households, while WHO says …
‘Heat is no equaliser’: Women and households may be forced to bear cost of Super El Niño
News /
Carbon & Climate
Asia Pacific sees highest heat-related productivity losses at US$2.4 trillion: MSCI study
Real estate firms operating mainly in the region account for most of the companies analysed by MSCI with …
Asia Pacific sees highest heat-related productivity losses at US$2.4 trillion: MSCI study
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
US tech leaders are urgently calling for rules on AI – China already has them
China has built an extensive framework for regulating AI risks – challenging perceptions that global governance must begin …
US tech leaders are urgently calling for rules on AI – China already has them
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