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Policy & Finance
The foreign money in China’s booming coal industry
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of Chinese GCEL companies. Far behind are investors from the UK, such as HSBC and Schroders, with $1.3 billion. Other large European investors include the Norwegian Pension Fund with $562 mil...
3 Jun 2021
The foreign money in China’s booming coal industry
News /
Carbon & Climate
Can only western buyers afford sustainable palm oil?
Palm oil is one of the most widely traded and used commodities. Ubiquitous in cooking oils, detergents and beauty products, it is also found in over half of all packaged foods on supermarket shelves. ...
1 Jun 2021
Can only western buyers afford sustainable palm oil?
News /
Policy & Finance
Singapore's central bank hires Jeanne Stampe to grow green finance team
Jeanne Stampe has joined Singapore's central bank and financial regulatory authority, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), as green finance resource lead. Her move comes six months after she lef...
21 Jul 2020
Singapore's central bank hires Jeanne Stampe to grow green finance team
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Corporate Responsibility
Leveraging AI to fight climate change
International organisations, researchers and data scientists say artificial intelligence (AI) and big data are critical to combat years of promises but inadequate action on the climate, biodiversity a...
18 Feb 2021
Leveraging AI to fight climate change
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Carbon & Climate
Myanmar's ethnic communities opposing a coal plant see their fight get harder
Almost two decades ago, Myanmar’s largest coal-fired power plant was built as a joint venture by a group of military-affiliated businessmen and the China National Heavy Machinery Corporation. Since th...
30 Jul 2021
Myanmar's ethnic communities opposing a coal plant see their fight get harder
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Cities
14 billion appliances could be needed by 2050: Why cooling must be a part of post-pandemic recovery
A whopping 14 billion cooling appliances could be needed worldwide by 2050 as climate change raises temperatures, and countries must adopt energy-efficient and climate-friendly cooling as part of thei...
20 Jul 2020
14 billion appliances could be needed by 2050: Why cooling must be a part of post-pandemic recovery
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Carbon & Climate
Will 30×30 reboot conservation or entrench old problems?
When governments meet next year to finalise a global deal to halt loss of the biodiversity on which human wellbeing depends, “30 by 30” will be one phrase on everybody’s lips. The target — to protect ...
8 Oct 2021
Will 30×30 reboot conservation or entrench old problems?
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Policy & Finance
Vaccine lottery: Indian states grapple with how to share Covid-19 jabs
Arjun Kumar was wary about getting a Covid-19 vaccine until India's deadly second wave reached villages near his home in the eastern state of Odisha. Now, like thousands of others scrambling to book a...
17 May 2021
Vaccine lottery: Indian states grapple with how to share Covid-19 jabs
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Policy & Finance
UN's battle against climate hazards undermined by a devastating pandemic
The United Nations has been at the forefront of an ongoing battle against the growing hazards of climate change, including the destruction of different species of plants and animals, the danger of ris...
7 Jun 2021
UN's battle against climate hazards undermined by a devastating pandemic
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Why palm oil firms will fail to meet their social and environmental pledges in 2020
As the end of 2020 draws near, so does the deadline for many no-deforestation or No Deforestation, No Peat, No Exploitation (NDPE) commitments by international consumer-facing companies that use palm ...
23 Nov 2020
Why palm oil firms will fail to meet their social and environmental pledges in 2020
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Food & Agriculture
India’s new farming laws driven by WTO demands
Behind the mammoth strike by India’s farmers is pressure at the World Trade Organization (WTO) to cut subsidies to the agricultural sector, the mainstay of the country’s economy, say experts in the fi...
8 Mar 2021
India’s new farming laws driven by WTO demands
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Food & Agriculture
Environmental benefits or social — but rarely both — under RSPO, study shows
The world’s leading palm oil sustainability certification scheme may have helped reduce deforestation and pollution in areas where it’s applied, but has had a limited impact on rural development, a st...
21 Jun 2021
Environmental benefits or social — but rarely both — under RSPO, study shows
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Policy & Finance
Averting a Covid-19 security crisis in Africa
Some have described the Covid-19 crisis as a “great equaliser.” After all, it has invaded the world’s richest economies, with the virus infecting some of their most prominent figures, from politician...
22 Apr 2020
Averting a Covid-19 security crisis in Africa
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Food & Agriculture
Vertical farms are overserved: Global food resilience needs a rebalancing act
Recent moves by Singapore's state investment firm Temasek in the food and agritech space have prompted a rethink of what the political economy of food could look like over the next decade. Urban farm ...
11 Oct 2020
Vertical farms are overserved: Global food resilience needs a rebalancing act
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Waste
How can Asia build a circular economy in its post-Covid recovery?
The Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in far-reaching economic and social implications. Developing nations, where the crisis has overwhelmed vulnerable healthcare systems and exacerbated both poverty and...
29 Apr 2021
How can Asia build a circular economy in its post-Covid recovery?
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Carbon & Climate
The blame game and missing money: your guide to COP26
The COP climate talks begin in Glasgow, Scotland on Monday against a backdrop of extreme weather and an energy crunch that has seen parts of Asia contend with blackouts as they forage for fossil fuels...
27 Oct 2021
The blame game and missing money: your guide to COP26
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GuocoLand
GuocoLand brings largest garden collection to CBD with Guoco Midtown Gardens
Over 350 species of flora across 3.8 hectares of gardens and landscaping Public can have free access to 10 of the 30 gardens and landscaped spaces Guoco Midtown, the second flagship integrated m...
16 Feb 2021
GuocoLand brings largest garden collection to CBD with Guoco Midtown Gardens
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Cities
Are cities finished?
Rue de Rivoli, a boulevard running through the heart of Paris, has been developed in fits and starts. Napoleon Bonaparte initiated construction in 1802, after years of planning and debate, but work s...
1 Mar 2021
Are cities finished?
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Policy & Finance
Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca: Which Covid-19 vaccine could reach developing countries first?
Pharmaceutical companies are racing to produce a vaccine against Covid-19 to roll out in early 2021 but there are concerns poorer nations may get left behind. Nations have already bought over 6 billio...
27 Nov 2020
Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca: Which Covid-19 vaccine could reach developing countries first?
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Carbon & Climate
Cambridge University to divest from fossil fuels, as momentum to decarbonise grows among world's top colleges
Britain’s Cambridge University has become the latest higher education institution to divest from fossil fuels, five months after its rival Oxford made the same pledge. The commitment to divest follows...
2 Oct 2020
Cambridge University to divest from fossil fuels, as momentum to decarbonise grows among world's top colleges
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Energy
Singapore sets Southeast Asia’s first binding data centre rules, building demand for clean energy
After a 2019 pause and two rounds of limited tenders, Singapore joins China, Germany and Japan in regulating …
Singapore sets Southeast Asia's first binding data centre rules, building demand for clean energy
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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
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Food & Agriculture
As fires spread, Indonesia’s rubber growers turn to traditional knowledge
Data from remote sensing platforms indicates Indonesia is likely experiencing its worst wildfires crisis in years as a …
As fires spread, Indonesia’s rubber growers turn to traditional knowledge
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Energy
Behind the layoffs in China’s solar industry
Companies are consolidating, automating production and shifting workers away from factory floors toward sales and advanced products.
Behind the layoffs in China’s solar industry
Opinion /
Energy
From declarations to delivery: How Asean can finally rewire its energy grid
Coordinated investment, harmonised rules and protections for workers and households must underscore Southeast Asia’s push for a clean, …
From declarations to delivery: How Asean can finally rewire its energy grid
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Energy
Data centre boom creates investment risk for Malaysia’s power system
Rising electricity demand from data centres is putting pressure on the country to expand generation and grid capacity, …
Data centre boom creates investment risk for Malaysia’s power system
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