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Food & Agriculture
In Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, elusive ‘ghost rice’ holds key to climate resilience
...
the
slightest breeze, so farmers often go out on
the
ir boats before dawn –
when
winds are calm – spreading blankets across
the
ir boats and tapping
the
stalks with bamboo poles to catch
the
falling gra...
28 May 2025
In Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, elusive ‘ghost rice’ holds key to climate resilience
Opinion /
Cities
Should animals be 'persons' in law?
...
when
read in
the
context of
the
present issue. In both instances,
the
court engaged with
the
tension between human interests and animal welfare. While
the
2014 case centered on
the
legality of
the
Jal...
25 Aug 2025
Should animals be 'persons' in law?
News /
Food & Agriculture
Migrant fishers’ deaths expose unchecked power at sea: study
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the
n
the
y will continue to operate with impunity. Alfred Cook, policy director, Sharks Pacific Using
the
idea of “necropolitics,” which refers to
the
power to decide who lives and who dies,
the
autho...
5 Mar 2026
Migrant fishers’ deaths expose unchecked power at sea: study
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Corporate Responsibility
What chief sustainability officers fear in 2026
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the
harsh truths of
the
job "loosely" or
the
y will struggle. Image: David B/Flickr One of
the
hardest things about
the
CSO job is
the
constant exposure to
the
inescapable realities of
the
planet's de...
19 Jan 2026
What chief sustainability officers fear in 2026
News /
Carbon & Climate
David Fogarty leaves CBRE to head up UN Global Compact Network Singapore
...
the
63 country chapters of
the
global initiative, which was launched in 2000 by
the
UN Secretary-General to encourage companies to integrate
the
sustainable development goals into
the
ir core business ...
8 Aug 2025
David Fogarty leaves CBRE to head up UN Global Compact Network Singapore
News /
Food & Agriculture
GHG Protocol launches first global standard for reporting agricultural land-use emissions
...
the
r intermediaries along
the
supply chain. GHG Protocol said that companies are given flexibility based on
the
information
the
y have about
the
products
the
y source. “
When
companies have visibility in...
4 Feb 2026
GHG Protocol launches first global standard for reporting agricultural land-use emissions
Opinion /
Water
Iran’s water weapon against
the
Gulf
...
the
Iranian economy and force
the
reopening of
the
Strait of Hormuz. If
the
US made such a move,
the
Gulf countries would likely bear
the
brunt of retaliation. After earlier US strikes on Kharg Island...
30 Mar 2026
Iran’s water weapon against the Gulf
Opinion /
Energy
How China won
the
clean energy race
...
the
r country.
The
state didn’t pick winners – it built
the
m, and
the
n doubled down
when
the
model worked. In 2021, Chinese President Xi Jinping told
the
United Nations General Assembly that China woul...
5 Jun 2025
How China won the clean energy race
News /
Policy & Finance
Developing nations must find ways to access climate finance amid shrinking global funding: CVF-V20 chief
...
the
CVF has been regarded as
the
voice of
the
vulnerable since
the
historic 2015 climate summit
when
the
group called for a highly ambitious long-term temperature goal of capping emissions at 1.5°C to...
15 Jul 2025
Developing nations must find ways to access climate finance amid shrinking global funding: CVF-V20 chief
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Thailand’s climate change law should be fortified before it is enacted
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the
creation of
the
fund.
The
Climate Change bill will follow
the
Thai legislative process. After it is debated and if
the
National Assembly approves
the
bill, which is widely expected by 2025,
the
Co...
15 Jul 2025
Thailand’s climate change law should be fortified before it is enacted
News /
Carbon & Climate
Can a Chinese AI wea
the
r system help Pakistan manage
the
impacts of a changing climate?
...
the
r modelling experts Dialogue Earth spoke to broadly welcome
the
use of
the
Chinese model,
the
y say it is not a magic bullet for early warning systems.
The
y also say it is too early to tell whe
the
r ...
25 Sep 2026
Can a Chinese AI weather system help Pakistan manage the impacts of a changing climate?
News /
Policy & Finance
Malaysia vulnerable to land and resource exploitation in emerging joint ventures with Chinese and US conglomerates: anti-graft expert
...
the
United States. “
The
governments want
the
se foreign direct investments. But
when
the
y do come in, it is at
the
cost of
the
environment,” he said at a fireside chat on climate finance and ensuring e...
20 Aug 2025
Malaysia vulnerable to land and resource exploitation in emerging joint ventures with Chinese and US conglomerates: anti-graft expert
News /
Water
Toxic arsenic levels detected in Thailand’s Mekong waters for first time
...
the
rare earth mining operations in
the
Mekong River Basin are focused in
the
Kengtung, Tachileik and Monghsat districts of Shan state on
the
country’s eastern border with Thailand.
The
se parts of
the
...
15 May 2026
Toxic arsenic levels detected in Thailand’s Mekong waters for first time
News /
Carbon & Climate
China’s greatest losses from floods and typhoons are indirect
...
the
south-west.
The
manufacturing regions of
the
south-east coast and
the
Yangtze basin – including Guangdong, Zhejiang and Shandong – see
the
highest losses from storms.
The
se are also
the
regions wh...
24 Sep 2025
China’s greatest losses from floods and typhoons are indirect
News /
Policy & Finance
As Scope 3 reporting deadline looms, Malaysian SMEs under pressure to provide sustainability disclosures
...
the
38 disclosures [included in
the
SEDG] will give Malaysian SMEs
the
assurance that
the
y are complying with
the
majority of
the
[reporting] requirements expected of
the
m by
the
ir global customers,” ...
11 Jul 2025
As Scope 3 reporting deadline looms, Malaysian SMEs under pressure to provide sustainability disclosures
News /
Water
What chance for China’s melting glaciers?
...
the
survey found. Early warning is currently
the
best way to reduce
the
damage of
the
se disasters.
When
an ice avalanche blocked
the
flow of
the
Yarlung Tsangpo River in 2018, scientists were able to ...
9 Jan 2025
What chance for China’s melting glaciers?
News /
Cities
Trees are natural ACs for cities, if you plant
the
right ones
...
the
best choice as
the
y provide year-round shade. Where trees species are selected appropriately,
the
evidence suggests
the
greater
the
area
the
y stand over, known as “canopy cover”,
the
greater
the
ir...
9 Oct 2025
Trees are natural ACs for cities, if you plant the right ones
News /
Policy & Finance
Brazil’s civil society pledges tested as COP30 climate summit approaches
...
the
cause of
the
problem and
the
delay in
the
solution come from.” Pressure from
the
streets
The
Indigenous peoples of
the
Amazon have been demanding
the
co-presidency of
the
event for months.
The
dem...
11 Jun 2025
Brazil’s civil society pledges tested as COP30 climate summit approaches
News /
Transport
Japan debates scrapping car environmental tax, pitting industry pressures against climate aims
...
The
party believes
the
2019 switch amounted to little more than a renaming exercise. Under
the
opposition bill,
the
levy would be abolished entirely.
The
proposal also calls for scrapping
the
surcharg...
27 Nov 2025
Japan debates scrapping car environmental tax, pitting industry pressures against climate aims
News /
Cities
Poor infrastructure planning in
the
Philippines worsens post-flood disease surge: experts
...
the
r it be [
the
increasing frequency] of extreme wea
the
r events or
the
slow but gradual change of our climate,
the
[adverse] impacts on
the
health of our public is becoming more prevalent.”
The
medic...
2 Sep 2025
Poor infrastructure planning in the Philippines worsens post-flood disease surge: experts
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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
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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