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Carbon & Climate
Why extreme heat could be Asia’s most underestimated health challenge
...
the
r by wearing long-sleeved shirts, but now
the
heat just seeps through my clothing," said Delos Santos. "
The
heat has gotten so much worse over
the
years. We can really feel
the
changes in
the
weath...
18 Aug 2026
Why extreme heat could be Asia’s most underestimated health challenge
Opinion /
Corporate Responsibility
Corporates are key for climate action – here's how
...
the
ecosystem achieve this goal.
The
re has never been a better time for companies to step up, put sustainability at
the
core of
the
ir operations and play
the
ir part in committing to
the
climate actio...
14 Mar 2025
Corporates are key for climate action – here's how
Press Releases /
Eco-Business
Asia's urban resilience depends on integrated, inclusive growth
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the
lead in
the
climate movement, citing recent moves by South Korea pledging to phase out coal as an example, while Malaysia as
the
President of
the
UN-Habitat Assembly aims to elevate
the
Asean Smar...
27 Nov 2025
Asia's urban resilience depends on integrated, inclusive growth
News /
Cities
Q&A: In Gaza City, extreme heat and hunger create deadly mix
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The
re are trucks from
the
World Food Programme entering
the
Zikim border crossing (in nor
the
rn Gaza) and desperate people continue to go
the
re.
The
y know very well
the
risks
the
y take, but if you don'...
28 Aug 2025
Q&A: In Gaza City, extreme heat and hunger create deadly mix
Press Releases /
UN Women
Gender equality in peacekeeping: Why it matters for global security
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the
special needs of
the
women and girls in
the
communities,” she added. “
The
local women open up to
the
m.” How are women and girls uniquely affected by conflict? Women...
12 May 2025
Gender equality in peacekeeping: Why it matters for global security
News /
Carbon & Climate
Hydrogen emissions are ‘supercharging’
the
warming impact of methane
...
the
gas from
the
atmosphere.
The
authors find that hydrogen levels in
the
atmosphere increased from 523 parts per billion (ppb) in 1992 to 543ppb in 2020.
The
graphic below shows
the
main sources (up ...
30 Dec 2025
Hydrogen emissions are ‘supercharging’ the warming impact of methane
News /
Carbon & Climate
Australian insurers declare catastrophe as Victoria bushfire losses mount, climate risks intensify
...
the
ongoing Victorian bushfires, declaring an insurance catastrophe as claims surge and analysts warn
the
fires reflect deepening climate-driven risks facing
the
country. Industry body
the
Insurance C...
16 Jan 2026
Australian insurers declare catastrophe as Victoria bushfire losses mount, climate risks intensify
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Policy & Finance
Blended finance must evolve to do more with less: Hamburg Sustainability Conference head
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The
re are so many sustainability conferences out
the
re
the
se days, how do you measure
the
impact of your conference? Indeed, that was one of
the
first questions I asked
when
I joined
the
team at
the
b...
2 Jun 2025
Blended finance must evolve to do more with less: Hamburg Sustainability Conference head
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Policy & Finance
Singapore may slow carbon tax price increases if global climate action stalls fur
the
r, warns PM
...
when
the
government stressed
the
need to keep its carbon price path on a firm upward trajectory. In his budget statement on Thursday, Wong reaffirmed
the
existing carbon tax schedule – S$25 (US$20) pe...
13 Feb 2026
Singapore may slow carbon tax price increases if global climate action stalls further, warns PM
Podcasts /
Carbon & Climate
Just ano
the
r cost centre? CLP Power's Hendrik Rosenthal on justifying sustainability in turbulent times
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the
end of
the
day,
the
re needs to be
the
dialogue with
the
different business units: what are your plans for
the
se various assets?
When
the
y [o
the
r business departments] tell us, "Well, we are going ...
30 Apr 2025
Just another cost centre? CLP Power's Hendrik Rosenthal on justifying sustainability in turbulent times
News /
Carbon & Climate
How climate change reshaped
the
wild in 2025
...
the
wild.
The
signs are clear: animals are adapting to a warming planet.
The
question is whe
the
r humans can keep up. Here, Eco-Business highlights 10 moments
when
climate change reconfigured
the
wild ...
26 Dec 2025
How climate change reshaped the wild in 2025
News /
Cities
Planned reclamation near seagrass meadow sparks concerns over confidentiality of Singapore’s environmental reviews
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the
past two decades, said that she signed
the
petition in support of its call to remove
the
NDA requirement for
the
public
when
engaging with
the
government. Tan said that
the
re is precedence to do s...
23 Jul 2025
Planned reclamation near seagrass meadow sparks concerns over confidentiality of Singapore’s environmental reviews
Opinion /
Water
China plans to build
the
world's largest dam – but what does this mean for India and Bangladesh downstream?
...
The
Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Dam will likely be no exception.
The
dam will sit along
the
tectonic boundary where
the
Indian and Eurasian plates converge to form
the
Himalayas. This makes
the
region parti...
14 Apr 2025
China plans to build the world's largest dam – but what does this mean for India and Bangladesh downstream?
Press Releases /
UN Women
Twelve small actions with big impact for generation equality
...
the
m early. Remind girls in your life that
the
y are strong, capable and deserving of
the
same respect as boys. Make sure
the
y know
the
y are more than
the
ir appearance: praise
the
m for
the
ir intelligen...
16 Feb 2025
Twelve small actions with big impact for generation equality
News /
Water
How does China’s draft Fisheries Law balance conservation with livelihoods?
...
the
media have continued to focus on
the
implications for fishers
the
mselves –
the
y say
the
draft’s emphasis on conservation and combatting overfishing will fur
the
r restrict
the
ir work. With
the
numbe...
22 Aug 2025
How does China’s draft Fisheries Law balance conservation with livelihoods?
News /
Cities
‘Basic’ Chinese knowledge sharing dims Thai rail job prospects
...
the
transfer of Chinese technology to
the
Thai workforce as part of
the
US$15 billion high-speed rail project to connect Bangkok with Kunming in sou
the
rn China via
the
existing rail network in Laos. S...
23 Sep 2026
‘Basic’ Chinese knowledge sharing dims Thai rail job prospects
News /
Water
Rapid emissions cuts would avoid 64 cm of ‘locked in’ sea level rise by 2300
...
The
analysis shows that “if we reduce emissions rapidly in
the
coming decades,
the
re is a clear path to limiting
the
legacy of sea level rise”,
the
lead author of
the
study tells Carbon Brief.
The
st...
21 Nov 2025
Rapid emissions cuts would avoid 64 cm of ‘locked in’ sea level rise by 2300
News /
Energy
Will China’s new renewable energy pricing speed up coal’s exit?
...
the
r to supply electricity to
the
grid at a fixed “strike price”.
When
the
market prices fall below
the
strike price,
the
government pays
the
generator
the
difference.
When
market prices exceed it, th...
13 Mar 2025
Will China’s new renewable energy pricing speed up coal’s exit?
News /
Policy & Finance
Singapore launches new C3T council to drive competitive climate shift beyond compliance
...
the
refore a critical way to support
the
industry to prepare for and reap opportunities from
the
green transition," she said.
The
new council will help businesses build capabilities in navigating
the
c...
7 Apr 2026
Singapore launches new C3T council to drive competitive climate shift beyond compliance
News /
Carbon & Climate
Singapore’s 2025 marked by climate extremes as heat stress days rose
...
the
year. Monthly mean temperatures at
the
Changi climate station were at or below
the
ir long-term averages from January to March, during
the
Nor
the
ast monsoon season, and into
the
first half of
the
i...
9 Jan 2026
Singapore’s 2025 marked by climate extremes as heat stress days rose
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Southeast Asia’s growth is getting thirstier – and businesses are taking notice
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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
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?
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
China’s electrification lead shows Asia why clean power alone is not enough
China’s experience shows that renewable generation, grid investment and flexible business demand must develop together for electrification to …
China’s electrification lead shows Asia why clean power alone is not enough
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