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Ecocide: Should destroying nature be an international crime?
European lawmakers gave a boost this week to efforts to make ecocide - large-scale environmental destruction - a crime that could be prosecuted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) alongside off...
4 Apr 2023
Ecocide: Should destroying nature be an international crime?
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Asia's biggest firms are not joining the dots between biodiversity loss and business survival: study
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carbon
and emissions reduction may have left businesses with little bandwidth to consider the value of biodiversity to their operations. Nature Positive managing director Dr Stephanie Wray said that w...
23 Sep 2022
Asia's biggest firms are not joining the dots between biodiversity loss and business survival: study
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Carbon & Climate
Environmental activist climbs political ladder in Indonesia’s Aru Islands
More than 10 years have passed since a young official in Indonesia’s eastern Aru Islands saved his archipelago from becoming a monoculture plantation. Today, Mika Ganobal is drawing on his campaigning...
26 Jun 2023
Environmental activist climbs political ladder in Indonesia’s Aru Islands
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Plastic pollution is surging, so what are governments doing?
Governments are meeting in Paris this week to negotiate a global treaty on plastic pollution, as alarm grows over the environmental damage caused by surging amounts of waste. Producing plastics cause...
30 May 2023
Plastic pollution is surging, so what are governments doing?
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Heatwave relief: what can hot countries teach us about keeping cool?
As global warming - driven by our use of oil, gas and coal - spawns more deadly heatwaves worldwide, what can newly sweltering countries learn from heat-hardy ones about ways to stay cool? With the me...
20 Jul 2022
Heatwave relief: what can hot countries teach us about keeping cool?
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Carbon & Climate
Indonesian government yet to spur to action even as toxic air chokes Jakarta
Jakarta’s recent episode of world-beating air pollution has highlighted what activists describe as belligerent inaction by the Indonesian government to address the source of the problem, even in the f...
1 Jul 2022
Indonesian government yet to spur to action even as toxic air chokes Jakarta
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Energy
Rose, jasmine teas flourish in Indian push for renewable energy
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ate sheets with a total area of about 5 sq metres, is especially valuable during the monsoon when flowers usually get wasted. "The solar dryer saved me from getting demoralised in rainy months,"...
21 Jul 2023
Rose, jasmine teas flourish in Indian push for renewable energy
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Policy & Finance
DBS chief sustainability officer Mikkel Larsen joins
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credits marketplace Climate Impact X as CEO
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credits platform Climate Impact X (CIX) as chief executive officer. He will continue to be based in Singapore, where CIX was set up as a global voluntary
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exchange by the Singapore Exchan...
18 Nov 2021
DBS chief sustainability officer Mikkel Larsen joins carbon credits marketplace Climate Impact X as CEO
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Energy
Chinese investment in Philippines’ renewables
In January, nine Chinese energy companies committed to invest nearly US$14 billion in renewable energy development in the Philippines. The companies expressed interest mainly in solar and offshore win...
21 Jul 2023
Chinese investment in Philippines’ renewables
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Waste
Is mandatory garbage sorting working in China?
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. Therefore, he says, waste-to-power plants should not be classed as “biopower”. The classification runs contrary to attempts to sort biological material – food waste – and remove it from incine...
14 Dec 2022
Is mandatory garbage sorting working in China?
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Fixing Jakarta's commuter pollution problem
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neutrality plan but there are still some power plants within 20 kilometres to the east and 55 kilometres to the west of the borders. These emission sources might contribute around 6 – 13 per ce...
10 Aug 2022
Fixing Jakarta's commuter pollution problem
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Energy
Floating solar: a small but vital role for India’s sunrise sector
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dioxide every year over its lifespan. In January 2022, the state-owned hydropower corporation NHPC signed a deal with a developer in the eastern state of Odisha to build a 500 MW floating solar...
12 May 2022
Floating solar: a small but vital role for India’s sunrise sector
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Indonesian energy bill promotes coal-based fuels as 'new energy'
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content is "very minimal". Environmental groups, however, argue that greenhouse gas emissions from coal derivatives are still significantly higher than emissions from renewables. The Institute ...
17 Jun 2022
Indonesian energy bill promotes coal-based fuels as 'new energy'
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Energy
Culture of energy evaluation ‘missing’ in India
India is committed to electrifying 40 million homes this year to attain the goal of delivering electric power to all of its 1.3 billion people. It also has plans to install 75 gigawatts of renewable e...
7 Jul 2022
Culture of energy evaluation ‘missing’ in India
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Policy & Finance
Roundtable: After COP27, what’s the path to climate resilience for Pakistan?
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. Mangrove forests present in Indus Delta in Sindh are considered to be the largest area of arid climate mangroves in the world. We must protect and nurture these ecosystems. In Pakistan, we are...
5 Dec 2022
Roundtable: After COP27, what’s the path to climate resilience for Pakistan?
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Corporate Responsibility
Public relations firm Weber Shandwick appoints first Asia Pacific head of sustainability
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dioxide equivalent, for Swedish food brand Felix. Lamonin will report to Vanessa Ho Nikolovski, Weber Shandwick's chief client and growth officer, Asia Pacific. The agency's global sustainabili...
19 Apr 2022
Public relations firm Weber Shandwick appoints first Asia Pacific head of sustainability
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Policy & Finance
What is happening to Pakistan’s green stimulus?
Wajahat Shah, 32, is a labourer at a government-run tree plantation, spread over 3,000 hectares of army land in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. “Ten days after the government announced the loc...
31 May 2022
What is happening to Pakistan’s green stimulus?
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Cities
Another Indonesian province moves to reclaim forests from palm plantations
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dioxide. “If these forests are all cleared, it’ll become an explosion of
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bomb,” Greenpeace Indonesia forest campaigner Syahrul Fitra told Mongabay. “This will exacerbate the climate cris...
23 Jun 2022
Another Indonesian province moves to reclaim forests from palm plantations
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Policy & Finance
Will a new global fund deliver for nature?
Just eight months after new global biodiversity targets were agreed at the COP15 talks in Montreal, a new nature fund has been created. The fund was a key demand of developing nations at the talks. Th...
26 Sep 2023
Will a new global fund deliver for nature?
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Food & Agriculture
Can regenerative agriculture transform palm oil?
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market – which is already tapping into the potential of agroforestry – could provide new credit-selling opportunities for farmers whose methods can be proven to lock more
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in the soil. T...
28 Mar 2022
Can regenerative agriculture transform palm oil?
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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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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
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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
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Food & Agriculture
Taiwan’s tea growers rethink farming as climate pressures intensify
Alishan, a mountain region in central Taiwan, is famous for producing the prized high-mountain tea, but its tea …
Taiwan’s tea growers rethink farming as climate pressures intensify
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