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Carbon & Climate
With more heat and storms, can COP30 boost frontline resilience?
...
the
time we rebuild and are standing again, ano
the
r cyclone comes, ano
the
r extreme drought comes, ano
the
r heatwave. Anne Rasmussen, acting chair, Alliance of Small Island States
The
Global Goal on ...
20 Nov 2025
With more heat and storms, can COP30 boost frontline resilience?
News /
Waste
What’s behind China’s waste incineration overcapacity?
...
The
more people think
the
country has solved its waste disposal problems,
the
less attention
the
y pay to what
the
y throw away and
the
less likely
the
y are to reduce waste. And so
the
problem grows. “T...
25 Nov 2025
What’s behind China’s waste incineration overcapacity?
News /
Water
‘We really are going blind’: Scientists warn world losing sight of
the
ocean
...
The
rest of
the
world needs to pick up
the
shortfall.
The
problem is that in real-terms, cuts are being made in many countries.” That is
the
danger now facing ocean science, across
the
world.
The
ocea...
17 Jun 2026
‘We really are going blind’: Scientists warn world losing sight of the ocean
News /
Policy & Finance
Skills gap, high cost and poor data slowing climate reporting by Singapore listed firms
...
the
son, and palm oil giant Wilmar International. Despite
the
obstacles identified, more than 90 per cent of respondents said
the
y have started work to adopt
the
ISSB standards. Six in 10 respondents ...
30 Jan 2026
Skills gap, high cost and poor data slowing climate reporting by Singapore listed firms
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
‘
The
y invite us to speak, but not to decide’
...
the
o
the
r, you carry with you
the
memory of your territory,
the
voice of your community,
the
stories of your elders,
the
concerns of your youth. For me, that is
the
territory of
the
Shuar and
the
comm...
24 Dec 2025
‘They invite us to speak, but not to decide’
News /
Carbon & Climate
Philippines’ carbon trading rules to be released in September: energy official
...
the
policy even though
the
country has “no guidance on targets” for
the
carbon market. “
The
country is definitely not ready to operationalise
the
carbon market because
the
re is just no guiding nationa...
27 Aug 2025
Philippines’ carbon trading rules to be released in September: energy official
News /
Carbon & Climate
Rekindling our sacred ties with
the
land is key to upholding environmental rights in Asean: Max Han Kai Ding
...
the
parable of
the
choir where everyone sings
the
same note toge
the
r. If one person needs to pause and brea
the
,
the
song can continue, carried on by o
the
rs.
The
interview has been edited for brevity a...
12 Jun 2025
Rekindling our sacred ties with the land is key to upholding environmental rights in Asean: Max Han Kai Ding
News /
Water
‘Rivers do not stop at political boundaries’: Bhutan’s Princess on forests, water and Himalayan cooperation
...
the
risks that are emerging higher in
the
mountains.”
The
changes are already being felt on
the
ground.
The
Princess noted that nearly 2,000 water sources in Bhutan are drying up, while forest fires a...
22 Sep 2026
‘Rivers do not stop at political boundaries’: Bhutan’s Princess on forests, water and Himalayan cooperation
News /
Policy & Finance
Monetary Authority of Singapore appoints new chief sustainability officer
...
the
Transition Credits Coalition (TRACTION) and
the
Financing Asia’s Transition Partnership (FAST-P) to accelerate blended finance for
the
region’s energy transition.
The
regulator said in a statemen...
29 Sep 2025
Monetary Authority of Singapore appoints new chief sustainability officer
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Climate finance is held back by rules from
the
financial crash
...
the
ground. “ Sometimes
the
most powerful change comes not from
the
podium but from
the
footnote.
The
core problem is this: Basel effectively turns a blind eye to widely used instruments that su...
25 Aug 2025
Climate finance is held back by rules from the financial crash
Podcasts /
Green Buildings
Inaction is not an option for companies in climate-vulnerable nations like India: Lodha ESG chief Aun Abdullah
...
the
r, in sustainability
the
ecosystem has to come toge
the
r in this way;
the
policy,
the
experts,
the
markets,
the
users,
the
practitioners – everybody.
The
issue of climate change has been identified ...
30 May 2025
Inaction is not an option for companies in climate-vulnerable nations like India: Lodha ESG chief Aun Abdullah
News /
Energy
Chinese energy projects take off in Indonesia as western financing falters
...
the
risk of weakened oversight and diluted environmental safeguards, said Adhiguna of
the
Energy Shift Institute.
The
country’s overseas investments largely follow
the
regulatory environment of
the
re...
3 Sep 2025
Chinese energy projects take off in Indonesia as western financing falters
News /
Manufacturing
‘Microplastic storm’ unfolding in homes, hospitals and even
the
sky, report warns
...
The
se range from hospitals and children’s toys to paint and even emerging climate technologies. Funded by
the
Plastic Soup Foundation, a Ne
the
rlands-based non-profit and
The
Flotilla Foundation,
the
s...
15 Apr 2026
‘Microplastic storm’ unfolding in homes, hospitals and even the sky, report warns
News /
Carbon & Climate
Overshoot: Exploring
the
implications of meeting 1.5°C climate goal ‘from above’
...
the
the
mes of this conference, we don’t altoge
the
r understand how
the
Earth would react in taking carbon dioxide out of
the
atmosphere. We don’t understand
the
nature of
the
irreversibilities. And we ...
17 Oct 2025
Overshoot: Exploring the implications of meeting 1.5°C climate goal ‘from above’
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
The
evolution of carbon markets in Asia could define
the
ir global future
...
the
r
the
se markets will work individually, but whe
the
r
the
y will work toge
the
r. If
the
y do,
the
result could be a connected, efficient, and scalable global carbon market. If
the
y do not,
the
risk is ...
13 May 2026
The evolution of carbon markets in Asia could define their global future
News /
Energy
EDP Renewables calls for 'more stable, long-term' land use rights for solar deployment in Singapore
...
the
r areas should
the
land be required for re-development,” said
the
spokesperson. “To ensure fair compensation during early return of
the
land,
the
tenders include a component where vendors propose t...
7 Jul 2025
EDP Renewables calls for 'more stable, long-term' land use rights for solar deployment in Singapore
Press Releases /
Orbisk
Orbisk expands to Asia Pacific, setting zero-waste standard in
the
world’s fastest-growing food service region
...
The
y need systems that work inside
the
kitchen every day. That’s exactly what Orbisk delivers.” From visibility to control inside
the
kitchen Food waste remains one of
the
highest invisi...
9 Feb 2026
Orbisk expands to Asia Pacific, setting zero-waste standard in the world’s fastest-growing food service region
News /
Waste
Open burning of plastic poses rising risks to public health, experts say
...
the
m in this impossible situation where
the
y have mountains of trash and
the
y’re being told that
the
y’re unhygienic because
the
y’re not managing
the
ir trash,” she says.
The
onus for resolving
the
prob...
21 Jul 2025
Open burning of plastic poses rising risks to public health, experts say
Press Releases /
United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP)
El Niño likely to return:
The
case for early action
...
when
the
atmosphere reinforces
the
warming of oceans. As not all warmings reach that stage, this is where uncertainty lies, including how strong
the
event will become. While forecasts will improve in ...
11 May 2026
El Niño likely to return: The case for early action
Opinion /
Manufacturing
Getting to greener steel
...
the
most potent greenhouse gas in
the
long run, around half of
the
rate of warming experienced from
the
preindustrial period to
the
2010s was due to methane emissions ra
the
r than CO2. This outsize eff...
1 Oct 2025
Getting to greener steel
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Water
Southeast Asia’s growth is getting thirstier – and businesses are taking notice
EB Studio
As industrialisation, digital infrastructure and climate pressures reshape demand, companies are being pushed to look beyond how much …
Southeast Asia’s growth is getting thirstier – and businesses are taking notice
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Water
‘Rivers do not stop at political boundaries’: Bhutan’s Princess on forests, water and Himalayan cooperation
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Bhutan’s decades-long conservation efforts, bolstered by Restore Bhutan’s goal of bringing 50,000 hectares of degraded landscapes back to …
‘Rivers do not stop at political boundaries’: Bhutan’s Princess on forests, water and Himalayan cooperation
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Cities
Indonesia’s wildfire haze blankets Southeast Asia
Air quality in cities and districts across Southeast Asia has reached hazardous levels in recent weeks owing to …
Indonesia’s wildfire haze blankets Southeast Asia
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Who is responsible for Nepal’s tragedy?
The devastating floods in Nepal demonstrate what happens when reckless development puts climate-vulnerable communities in harm’s way.
Who is responsible for Nepal’s tragedy?
News /
Energy
Türkiye seeks global backing for ‘climate responsible AI’ at COP31
The voluntary Antalya Pledge asks governments and companies to disclose data centre energy use and shift to renewables, …
Türkiye seeks global backing for 'climate responsible AI' at COP31
News /
Energy
China is using AI to improve renewable efficiency. What can Southeast Asia learn?
The region must strengthen grids and clean energy capacity to incorporate AI for efficiency, experts say. But in …
China is using AI to improve renewable efficiency. What can Southeast Asia learn?
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