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News /
Cities
Fire season in Indonesia less severe, but Covid-19 could turn it deadly
...
The
confirmed total death toll in
the
country has surpassed 74,000,
the
highest in Asia, bar India. Experts say
the
onset of
the
fire season, and
the
smoke generated, will stretch
the
country’s medica...
22 Jul 2021
Fire season in Indonesia less severe, but Covid-19 could turn it deadly
News /
Energy
Karachi’s green buses to be powered by dung
...
the
drains, untreated, into
the
Arabian Sea. Her hopes, though, now rest on
the
biogas plant that is being planned on
the
huge tract of land next to
the
abattoir which will be powered by
the
dung whe...
24 Jan 2020
Karachi’s green buses to be powered by dung
News /
None
Biden's return to Paris pact just a first step for US climate action
...
the
r and rising seas by
the
end of 2020—but due to delays caused by
the
pandemic only about 70 have done so.
The
rest of
the
plans are expected to be delivered by
the
time of
the
postponed COP26 UN cl...
21 Jan 2021
Biden's return to Paris pact just a first step for US climate action
Opinion /
Energy
Super-charged: How Australia’s biggest renewables project will change
the
energy game
...
The
Asian Renewable Energy Hub will reportedly require as much as A$50 billion.
The
projects are also at
the
cutting edge of technology, in terms of
the
assembly of
the
solar array,
the
wind turbines ...
29 Oct 2020
Super-charged: How Australia’s biggest renewables project will change the energy game
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Hotter temperatures will lead to more deaths from injury
...
the
population.
The
y indicate 84 per cent of
the
se deaths would occur in males. Although
the
primary focus was on 1.5℃ warming,
the
researchers also looked at a rise of 2℃.
The
found this would result...
14 Jan 2020
Hotter temperatures will lead to more deaths from injury
News /
Cities
IUCN Asia comms chief Ann Moey joins UN Refugee Agency in Singapore
...
the
m know what we are capable of achieving on
the
ground toge
the
r with our partners." Moey moves into
the
role after more than five years with International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), a ...
10 Apr 2020
IUCN Asia comms chief Ann Moey joins UN Refugee Agency in Singapore
News /
Policy & Finance
As leaders make bold climate pledges, critics say it's ‘all just smoke and mirrors’
...
the
y failed to explain
the
ir nations’ failure to meet Paris Climate Agreement targets, while
the
ir peoples have been increasingly ravaged by climate change in
the
years since
the
2015 signing of
the
a...
26 Apr 2021
As leaders make bold climate pledges, critics say it's ‘all just smoke and mirrors’
News /
Corporate Responsibility
Students for sustainability... Young Sustainable Impact SEA founders Sai Surya Yarlagadda and Irsyad Ramthan
...
the
right tools and opportunities to
the
people who face
the
se issues. We need to give
the
m a voice, and allow
the
m to create
the
tools that enable
the
m to innovate around sustainability as well. Whi...
20 Jul 2020
Students for sustainability... Young Sustainable Impact SEA founders Sai Surya Yarlagadda and Irsyad Ramthan
News /
Cities
China-funded water project meets stiff opposition in
the
Philippines
...
The
y have warned of
the
project’s impact on forests and rivers in
the
mountainous Cordillera region of Luzon –
the
largest of
the
Philippine islands.
The
y have also questioned
the
legality of
the
fund...
9 Mar 2021
China-funded water project meets stiff opposition in the Philippines
News /
Policy & Finance
How I got here... CIMB sustainability chief, Luanne Sieh
...
the
long term strategy of
the
bank. We put up a job ad for
the
head of sustainability but after six months,
the
re were no suitable candidates. So I went to
the
CEO and
the
head of human resources and ...
8 Apr 2020
How I got here... CIMB sustainability chief, Luanne Sieh
News /
Waste
Thai supermarket giant fears 'plastic bag rage' as withdrawal deadline approaches
...
the
company's attempts to reduce plastic bag use]," she said at
the
SEA of Solutions event convened by SEA circular, an initiative of
the
UN Environment Programme and
the
Coordinating Body on
the
Seas...
18 Nov 2019
Thai supermarket giant fears 'plastic bag rage' as withdrawal deadline approaches
News /
Food & Agriculture
Are top brands failing to spot rights abuses on Indonesian oil palm plantations?
...
the
ancestral lands of
the
Dayak Hibun. As a result,
the
communities’ lives have been impacted by
the
plantation, with
the
ir sacred sites damaged and
the
ir environment degraded.
The
land conflict has ...
15 Jul 2021
Are top brands failing to spot rights abuses on Indonesian oil palm plantations?
News /
Waste
Will coronavirus kill bring-your-own-container schemes?
...
the
virus. At
the
beginning of this month, Starbucks announced that it would temporarily ban BYO cups from stores in
the
United States. It has also withdrawn
the
service in
the
United Kingdom, Canada,...
23 Mar 2020
Will coronavirus kill bring-your-own-container schemes?
News /
Food & Agriculture
The
rise of Asia's urban farmers
...
the
supply chain and bring food to consumers in
the
ir increasingly urban settings,”
the
report stated. Eco-Business spoke to three urban farmers who herald
the
future of
the
industry at
the
Asia-Pacif...
28 Nov 2019
The rise of Asia's urban farmers
News /
Food & Agriculture
Will Covid-19 balkanise
the
global food system?
...
the
r speakers at
the
discussion said
the
pandemic has made more investors realise that food is a reliable place to park
the
ir capital.
The
industry needs to attract
the
brightest talent, give a fair d...
19 Nov 2020
Will Covid-19 balkanise the global food system?
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Enhanced social protection an opportunity Asia Pacific must grasp
...
the
International Labour Organization (ILO) and
the
United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and
the
Pacific (ESCAP),
The
Protection We Want, finds that more than half
the
region’s popul...
20 Oct 2020
Enhanced social protection an opportunity Asia Pacific must grasp
News /
Carbon & Climate
As fog clears on benefits of forest protection, excuses for failure wear thin
...
the
third-biggest decline since
the
turn of
the
century, with Brazil, Democratic Republic of Congo and Indonesia
the
top three offenders,
the
forest monitoring service said. Frances Seymour of
the
Wor...
13 Jul 2020
As fog clears on benefits of forest protection, excuses for failure wear thin
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Carbon pricing now
...
the
most efficient way to reduce emissions, because it persistently alters emitters’ decision-making over time.
The
higher
the
price of carbon,
the
stronger
the
incentive to shift to low- or zero-carb...
11 Jan 2021
Carbon pricing now
News /
Corporate Responsibility
Covid-hit Hilton Worldwide retrenches Asia Pacific sustainability head
...
the
world's biggest hotel chains, has parted ways with its Asia Pacific head of sustainability as
the
company responds to
the
brutal impact of
the
Covid-19 pandemic on
the
hospitality industry. Jeanni...
31 Jul 2020
Covid-hit Hilton Worldwide retrenches Asia Pacific sustainability head
News /
Carbon & Climate
Heat
the
Arctic to cool
the
Earth, scientists say
...
the
surface of
the
Arctic Ocean, freezing in
the
winter and capturing
the
warmth of
the
water in
the
ocean depths.
The
authors say
the
main factor helping to maintain
the
Arctic sea ice cover is
the
f...
20 Dec 2019
Heat the Arctic to cool the Earth, scientists say
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Singapore’s sustainability challenge is no longer awareness, but action
EB Studio
Moving Singaporeans from awareness to action will require more than information, says Singlife’s Head of Sustainability, Chia Ko …
Singapore’s sustainability challenge is no longer awareness, but action
News /
Policy & Finance
Malaysia to launch new sustainability professionals body by end 2026
The professional body aims to raise standards, strengthen sustainability capabilities and provide a collective voice for practitioners across …
Malaysia to launch new sustainability professionals body by end 2026
Opinion /
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
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Transport & Logistics
China dominates global green ship orders. Can green fuel keep up?
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Chinese shipyards are dominating global orders for greener vessels, but uncertainty over global regulations and cost premiums of …
China dominates global green ship orders. Can green fuel keep up?
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
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Policy & Finance
Singapore urges UN convention on AI safeguards as global risks mount
Proposal calls for common safety rules and human oversight, as research highlights security threats and potential disruption to …
Singapore urges UN convention on AI safeguards as global risks mount
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