English

English
简体中文
Bahasa Indonesia
Bahasa Malaysia

Publish with us

Show all news, opinion, videos and press releases matching →

About Eco-Business

Topics

Regions

Sustainable Development Goals

Series

Asia Pacific‘s leading platform for sustainable development

Subscribe to our newsletters

News & Opinion
EB Studio
Press Releases
Events
Intelligence
Training
Advertise
About Us
More+

Edition

International
Asia Pacific
China
USA
Europe

News & Opinion
EB Studio
Press Releases
Events
Intelligence
Training
Advertise
About Us

Eco-Business

Edition

Search Eco-Business

Language
English
简体中文
Bahasa Indonesia
Bahasa Malaysia

Edition
International
Asia Pacific
China
USA
Europe

Sections
Home
News & Opinion
Press Releases
Events
EB Studio
Intelligence
Training
Advertise
Podcasts
Videos
About Us
Contact Us
Sustainable Development Goals
Regions
- Australia
- China
- Europe
- Hong Kong
- India
- Indonesia
- Japan
- Malaysia
- Philippines
- Singapore
- Thailand

Subscribe
Eco-Business subscriptions
Newsletters
EB Enterprise

Follow Us
Linkedin
Instagram
YouTube
Telegram
Facebook
X
RSS

Happening soon
Unlocking capital for sustainability 2026 – Hong Kong
All Eco–Business events →

Search Results

Sort by

Relevance Date

Showing results 41–60 of 10000

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Malaysia emits like the rich but speaks like the poor

...The second is economic, and it is the heart of the matter. The government owns or controls the largest carbon-emitting enterprises: Petronas and Tenaga Nasional Berhad. Asking them to aggressively dec...

11 Aug 2026

Malaysia emits like the rich but speaks like the poor

Indigenous people of Ukhrapahari in Jharkhand state, India

News / Policy & Finance

The price Dumka’s Adivasis pay for home

...the clothes from a Santhal folk dance they had performed earlier. When they danced, they beamed. When they forgot a step, they burst into laughter. Jogesh Murmu smiled at the cacophony before him. Bur...

4 Aug 2026

The price Dumka’s Adivasis pay for home

News / Cities

Q&A: Keeping Pakistan’s homes cool with simple solutions

...the interview took place] may say the weather is pleasant. People are acclimatised to the conditions in which they live, although there is still a point beyond which the body begins to experience harm...

3 Jul 2026

Q&A: Keeping Pakistan’s homes cool with simple solutions

News / Carbon & Climate

Tiny glacial lakes in the Himalayas pose unexpected flooding threats

...ther reasons, the inability to monitor changes hidden beneath the surface of small glacial lakes means their potential impacts remain undiscovered. Further, when the lakes drain, even small releases c...

14 Sep 2026

Tiny glacial lakes in the Himalayas pose unexpected flooding threats

Opinion / Policy & Finance

For Southeast Asia, the AI race is about access, not supremacy

...The key is whether they are available and at an appropriate price point. The practical value of AI depends on whether people can afford to use it, whether it works in local languages, whether the infr...

24 Sep 2026

For Southeast Asia, the AI race is about access, not supremacy

Opinion / Policy & Finance

War and climate

...the shock, they also risk locking in the very dependencies that caused the crisis in the first place. Notably, this is the first major oil crisis in which there are mass-market clean alternatives. The...

12 Sep 2026

War and climate

Opinion / Water

Water makes the world go round

...the decisions they make every day. The countries and companies that excel over the next two decades will be those that treat water as the precious resource it is. Esther Crauser-Delbourg, co-founder a...

7 Jul 2026

Water makes the world go round

News / Cities

As the world warms, the risk of snakebites is rising

...the hospital because there’s no antivenom there. There are stock-outs, or maybe the hospital doesn’t even stock antivenom most days, and so then they have to travel to the next hospital and the next. ...

25 Jun 2026

As the world warms, the risk of snakebites is rising

Water is becoming a factor that can shape where companies invest, how much they can produce and how resilient their supply chains will be

News / Water

Southeast Asia’s growth is getting thirstier – and businesses are taking notice

...the financial case for efficiency projects, while the benefits of resilience are difficult to quantify because they often come in the form of avoided future losses. Chow said this strengthens the case...

22 Sep 2026

Southeast Asia’s growth is getting thirstier – and businesses are taking notice

News / Carbon & Climate

Rescuers race to protect orangutans from El Niño fires in Borneo

...the spread of wildfires in Ketapang had put the NGO’s staff on high alert, and that the public should call in orangutan sightings, rather than approach the animals themselves. “The impact of forest an...

15 Sep 2026

Rescuers race to protect orangutans from El Niño fires in Borneo

News / Water

Freediving helps Indonesia’s Bajau preserve traditions and marine life

...they let go in the water and trail behind their boat. If there is better visibility and a weaker current, they enter the water to freedive and use the pocong. “ Bajau people will always rely on the s...

24 Sep 2026

Freediving helps Indonesia’s Bajau preserve traditions and marine life

Press Releases / UN-Habitat

Women leading sanitation management in India

...these are not connected to a city-wide sanitation system, they require regular maintenance, emptying and treatment to function safely. When these systems fail, the consequences can be severe. Overflo...

12 Apr 2026

Women leading sanitation management in India

News / Waste

Pollution-weary Dhaka residents oppose waste-to-energy project

...they’re already suffering from the smoke produced by small-scale burning at the landfill, when waste collectors incinerate stockpiles of trash. “We can’t breathe when waste is burned in the dumping st...

23 Sep 2026

Pollution-weary Dhaka residents oppose waste-to-energy project

News / Transport

How long until China can electrify its heavy trucks?

...these two years.” Charging, swapping and refuelling Currently, electric trucks are the most mature of the alternative-fuel technologies and have the highest market share. Their batteries can either be...

16 Sep 2026

How long until China can electrify its heavy trucks?

Opinion / Cities

It is time to integrate the value of forests into our balance sheets

...When these systems deteriorate, supply chains get disrupted, and further down the line would drive up operating costs. Ultimately, investors want to know where the hidden risks – and potential hidden ...

24 Aug 2026

It is time to integrate the value of forests into our balance sheets

Luanne Sieh has been group chief sustainability officer at CIMB Bank for the last eight and a half years

Podcasts / Policy & Finance

'Show me the money' – this is what sustainability has become: CIMB CSO Luanne Sieh

...ther organisations. It assessed three dimensions: the head, the heart and the hands. The "head" measures whether employees understand sustainability. The "heart" measures whether they believe it matte...

25 May 2026

'Show me the money' – this is what sustainability has become: CIMB CSO Luanne Sieh

Press Releases / United Nations

Reimagining artificial intelligence, human development

...the initiative will expand to support country-led, community-based dialogues worldwide in the lead-up to the SDG Summit. About the UN Office for Partnerships As the global gateway to the United Nati...

11 Aug 2026

Reimagining artificial intelligence, human development

News / Waste

As plastic talks move behind closed doors, observers worry

...the chair. He says discussions in Tokyo could influence the direction of the wider treaty process because the chair and one member of the secretariat – which runs the INC process – were there. A secon...

24 Jul 2026

As plastic talks move behind closed doors, observers worry

News / Cities

Leaving home: When home is no longer home

...the second highest figure in the past decade. The data is stark. And yet, it captures only part of the crisis. The IDMC produces the most widely recognised figures on internal displacement, based on ...

4 Jun 2026

Leaving home: When home is no longer home

News / Cities

Q&A: ‘Being out in nature is a small but significant act of resistance’

...thetically important; they perform functions. They’re better for birds, bees, butterflies, mammals and the larger ecosystem because these relationships evolved together. One of the most gratifying th...

24 Jun 2026

Q&A: ‘Being out in nature is a small but significant act of resistance’