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Carbon & Climate
Dhaka chokes on air pollution
...
the
construction of
the
metro rail and
the
elevated expressway. “
The
authorities should ensure that
the
dug up portions of
the
road are covered.
When
the
vehicles move along
the
road,
the
dust covers ...
17 Jan 2018
Dhaka chokes on air pollution
News /
Food & Agriculture
Forests could keep
the
buzz in your coffee
...
the
crop. Climate change could also affect bees that pollinate
the
bushes that produce
the
little red beans that jolt millions awake in
the
morning.
The
re’s some good news for coffee lovers, though: m...
5 Jan 2018
Forests could keep the buzz in your coffee
News /
Food & Agriculture
Can blockchain save Indonesia’s forests?
...
the
ir efforts
when
the
y protect
the
ir forests.” “
The
irreversible damage inflicted on environments will only fur
the
r impoverish those communities as
the
natural resources
the
y rely on literally go u...
6 Nov 2017
Can blockchain save Indonesia’s forests?
News /
Carbon & Climate
Impact of climate change on health is ‘
the
major threat of 21st century’
...
the
graph below, where
the
rise in
the
global average surface temperature from 2000 to 2016,
when
compared to
the
average from 1986 to 2008 (red), is shown alongside
the
rise in
the
temperatures that ...
31 Oct 2017
Impact of climate change on health is ‘the major threat of 21st century’
News /
Food & Agriculture
A good business: Free
the
seed
...
the
straws moldable.
The
n
the
pulp is blended with
the
latex from unripe papaya skins, extracted using a method that does not damage
the
fruit (so that
the
fruits can still be sold at
the
markets). T...
12 Jan 2018
A good business: Free the seed
News /
Policy & Finance
Tough policing is restoring Indonesia’s fisheries
...
The
question is how will
the
measures be implemented. “My concern is that it’s partly for show,” said Mallory. “China is essentially abiding by
the
letter of
the
law but not
the
spirit of
the
law.” Sh...
18 Feb 2019
Tough policing is restoring Indonesia’s fisheries
News /
Cities
A civic outcry in Malaysia forces a Chinese builder to live up to its eco-friendly promise
...
the
ir fishing ground. Up until that moment,
the
y’d heard nothing about land reclamation planned for
the
ir neighbourhood. Over
the
next few months,
the
y would begin to learn about
the
scope of
the
deve...
6 Sep 2018
A civic outcry in Malaysia forces a Chinese builder to live up to its eco-friendly promise
Opinion /
Energy
Who will buy Nepal’s hydropower?
...
the
uneconomical option On
the
o
the
r hand,
the
power distribution companies in India are operating at a loss.
The
re have been several government bailouts to clean up
the
ir finances over
the
past two d...
9 Apr 2019
Who will buy Nepal’s hydropower?
News /
Policy & Finance
Indonesia’s anti-graft agency ‘eager to intervene’ in palm oil sector
...
the
r rural communities, and sending in
the
police
when
the
y resist. “
The
re are many loopholes that open
the
way for corruption in
the
palm oil sector,” Laode Syarif, deputy head of
the
KPK, says in th...
25 Oct 2018
Indonesia’s anti-graft agency ‘eager to intervene’ in palm oil sector
News /
Manufacturing
Cellphones are endangering gorillas, but recycling old ones can help
...
the
ir phones every year and
the
y will recycle all of
the
ir old cellphones ra
the
r than store
the
m at home or throw
the
m into
the
trash,” she says. “
The
y can also let
the
ir politicians know that
the
y s...
21 Jan 2019
Cellphones are endangering gorillas, but recycling old ones can help
News /
Corporate Responsibility
Greening to greenbacks: How four Asian firms are protecting planet for profit
...
the
total emissions from its products are generated at
the
use stage, and so
the
company has been working to reduce both
the
ir CO2 emissions from use and
the
amount of water consumed while using
the
m....
27 Mar 2018
Greening to greenbacks: How four Asian firms are protecting planet for profit
News /
Water
Water scarcity threat to India and South Africa
...
The
researchers found that 90 per cent of
the
se
the
rmal power plants are cooled by freshwater, and nearly 40 per cent of
the
m experience high water stress.
The
plants are increasingly vulnerable, whil...
24 Jan 2018
Water scarcity threat to India and South Africa
News /
Food & Agriculture
Peatland mappers win $1m to help tackle Indonesian haze fires
...
the
Sou
the
ast Asian nation tackle annual fires that harm health in
the
region,
the
organisers of
the
prize said on Friday.
The
International Peat Mapping Team (IPMT) will receive $1 million for winnin...
6 Feb 2018
Peatland mappers win $1m to help tackle Indonesian haze fires
News /
Food & Agriculture
Indonesian president signs 3-year freeze on new oil palm licences
...
the
president every six months on
the
progress of
the
initiative.
The
Indonesian Forum for
the
Environment (Walhi),
the
country’s largest environmental NGO, welcomed
the
issuance of
the
moratorium but...
21 Sep 2018
Indonesian president signs 3-year freeze on new oil palm licences
Research /
Eco-Business
Tackling Asia’s plastic problem
...
the
consumer consciousness in 2017
when
it emerged that
the
petroleum-derived commodity, used to make everything from cigarette lighters to drinking straws, now contaminates our tap water and
the
air ...
14 Mar 2018
Tackling Asia’s plastic problem
News /
Waste
Sou
the
ast Asia struggles with trash rejected by China
...
the
waste back to
the
country of origin.”
The
industrialised nations that shipped
the
ir waste to booming local recycling businesses would have to bear
the
cost in removing and taking back
the
trash, s...
21 May 2019
Southeast Asia struggles with trash rejected by China
News /
Water
Can South Asian rivers be ‘regional public goods’?
...
the
water that India does. Fur
the
rmore, although
the
coal plants are ostensibly for
the
purpose of development, and raising
the
standard of living among
the
population,
the
ir impact on local water sup...
4 Apr 2019
Can South Asian rivers be ‘regional public goods’?
News /
Energy
Solar power in-a-box launches in Malaysia
...
the
life of nation’s oil and gas reserves, ensure
the
re is adequate electricity for everyone, diversify
the
energy mix and minimise
the
impact on
the
environment.
The
government is targeting an increa...
5 Oct 2018
Solar power in-a-box launches in Malaysia
Opinion /
Waste
Think bigger on small sanitation projects to reach
the
urban poor
...
When
governments see that
the
se and similar projects by o
the
r organisations deliver benefits,
the
y are more likely to invest public funds in both
the
on-site treatment of wastewater and big centralize...
5 Oct 2018
Think bigger on small sanitation projects to reach the urban poor
Press Releases /
Ricoh Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
13th annual Ricoh Eco Action Day launches in support of climate action
...
the
med around caring for
the
planet. WED has grown to become one of
the
main vehicles through which
the
UN encourages positive action for
the
environment. Through WED,
the
UN Environment Programme en...
3 Apr 2019
13th annual Ricoh Eco Action Day launches in support of climate action
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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
News /
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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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?
News /
Carbon & Climate
Record ocean heat persists for 100 days as El Niño intensifies
Data indicates that the global ocean sustained 100 consecutive days of record heat between 2 June and 10 …
Record ocean heat persists for 100 days as El Niño intensifies
News /
Carbon & Climate
UNEP warns of a 1.5°C overshoot. Philippine fishers are already paying the price
The world may eventually bring temperatures back below the Paris threshold, but fishers in Eastern Samar are already …
UNEP warns of a 1.5°C overshoot. Philippine fishers are already paying the price
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