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Struggling Thai fisherfolk gird for losses as another Laos Mekong dam looms
In the rustic old town of Chiang Khan on the Mekong River, a tourist haven in northeastern Thailand’s Isaan region, local fishing communities now live in fear of a proposed dam that threatens to devas...
13 Jun 2022
Struggling Thai fisherfolk gird for losses as another Laos Mekong dam looms
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Carbon & Climate
Trapping CO2 from the air is a costly bet to beat climate change — but money is flowing in anyway
Sieving carbon dioxide from the skies to fight climate change is still just hot air based on today’s numbers. The 19 direct air capture (DAC) plants globally capture 10,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide in...
18 May 2022
Trapping CO2 from the air is a costly bet to beat climate change — but money is flowing in anyway
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Stewardship Asia Centre
The Stewardship Compass: a framework to enable a collective better future
Stewardship Asia Centre (SAC) has introduced a leadership and governance framework to help businesses activate their stewardship practices. The Stewardship Compass encourages the articulation and acti...
22 Sep 2021
The Stewardship Compass: a framework to enable a collective better future
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Cities
Southeast Asia’s sinking cities: can they be saved?
In March 2022, Pei-Chin Wu, Meng (Matt) Wei and Steven D’Hondt published a report on subsidence in coastal cities around the world in Geophysical Research Letters. The authors noted that subsidence co...
7 Jun 2022
Southeast Asia’s sinking cities: can they be saved?
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Carbon & Climate
Current warming trajectory will lead to humanitarian crisis: UNOCHA
Between 2000 and 2019, over 7,000 disasters were recorded worldwide, an 83 per cent rise on the previous two decades. There was a 134 per cent increase in the number of floods and a 232 per cent rise ...
6 Dec 2021
Current warming trajectory will lead to humanitarian crisis: UNOCHA
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Policy & Finance
What a Marcos presidency could mean for sustainable development in the Philippines
With nearly all of the votes already accounted for, Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., only son of the late Philippine dictator, is the presumptive winner of the 2022 presidential elections. Marcos has ...
11 May 2022
What a Marcos presidency could mean for sustainable development in the Philippines
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Energy
Singapore could use nuclear power if world fragments on energy transition: report
Atomic power could contribute to about a tenth of Singapore’s 2050 energy needs, if the Covid-19 pandemic stretches on, clean energy development slows and countries shun global cooperation, according ...
22 Mar 2022
Singapore could use nuclear power if world fragments on energy transition: report
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Carbon & Climate
Diversity in the boardroom drives climate action: study
The more diverse a management board is, the more likely it is to take action to combat climate change, according to new research into the world's biggest carbon-emitting companies. Boards with a great...
1 Nov 2021
Diversity in the boardroom drives climate action: study
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Energy
Amid shifting winds, geothermal maintains shaky dominance in Philippine renewables sector
At the Philippines' first renewable energy (RE) auction held in June 2022, solar power plants cornered three-fourths of the 1.966GW of capacity that was up for grabs. Power generators that use wind te...
28 Sep 2022
Amid shifting winds, geothermal maintains shaky dominance in Philippine renewables sector
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Carbon & Climate
In a warming planet, deforestation turns the heat deadly, Borneo study finds
A new study published in Lancet Planetary Health reports how localised deforestation and global warming are contributing to an increase in heat-related deaths in Berau, a district in Indonesia’s East ...
26 Nov 2021
In a warming planet, deforestation turns the heat deadly, Borneo study finds
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Clean energy imports into Southeast Asia: are the moonshot plans useful?
Southeast Asia's neighbours have big energy plans. Both China and India have said they want to trade clean electricity with the region through grid interconnections, while Australian firm Sun Cable is...
14 Jul 2022
Clean energy imports into Southeast Asia: are the moonshot plans useful?
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Policy & Finance
AIA appoints Amita Chaudhury from Unilever to lead sustainability
After more than a decade with Unilever, Amita Chaudhury has moved to Asian insurance giant AIA as group head of sustainability. In a LinkedIn post on Tuesday (4 May), Chaudhury wrote that she was exci...
5 May 2021
AIA appoints Amita Chaudhury from Unilever to lead sustainability
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Food & Agriculture
The haze is likely to hit Southeast Asia early in 2021—is climate change to blame?
Forest fires in Indonesia that produce dangerous air pollution that affects much of Southeast Asia are more likely this year amid warmer, drier climatic conditions, according to experts. The haze is a...
10 Mar 2021
The haze is likely to hit Southeast Asia early in 2021—is climate change to blame?
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Policy & Finance
Indonesia’s newly minted investigators to go after illegal fishing barons
Indonesia is scaling up its fight against fisheries-related crimes, going beyond boat crews to target the ultimate beneficiaries of these illegal practices. The country’s fisheries ministry announced ...
2 Sep 2021
Indonesia’s newly minted investigators to go after illegal fishing barons
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Policy & Finance
India's first social plan for closed coal hubs aims for 'honourable' lives
India's first plan for a socially fair shift away from coal in areas where mines have been shut will include a survey of local people, alternative jobs for them and efforts to protect basic services f...
9 Mar 2022
India's first social plan for closed coal hubs aims for 'honourable' lives
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Carbon & Climate
Power sector emissions were higher last year than when Paris deal was signed
Despite a pandemic-induced economic crash, global carbon dioxide emissions from electricity generation last year exceeded those in 2015, the year nations inked the Paris Agreement, pledging to cut emi...
30 Mar 2021
Power sector emissions were higher last year than when Paris deal was signed
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Carbon & Climate
Tapping deep-tech to solve the world’s biggest problems
A recent United Nations climate change report warned that the window of opportunity to tackle rising global temperatures is rapidly closing. The speed of global warming is exceeding efforts to protect...
24 Mar 2022
Tapping deep-tech to solve the world’s biggest problems
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Food & Agriculture
Could the food crisis spur an alternative protein shake-up?
The 2,800m² high-ceiling facility in eastern Singapore was spick and span, but otherwise hardly resembled a food production plant, with bar tables, flashy projections and sampling plates of lab-grown ...
22 Jun 2022
Could the food crisis spur an alternative protein shake-up?
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Metamorphosis Group
Get to know the Society of Sustainability Practitioners and their upcoming virtual sustainability career fair
The Society of Sustainability Practitioners (SSP) and Sustainable PH have teamed up with local career development firm Metamorphosis Group to create the Philippines’ first ever Virtual Sustainab...
10 Nov 2021
Get to know the Society of Sustainability Practitioners and their upcoming virtual sustainability career fair
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Policy & Finance
Our struggles with inequality: women in sustainability tell their stories
The sustainability sector is not immune to gender inequality. Issues more commonly associated with more male-dominated industries like finance, engineering or construction, such as unequal pay, matern...
7 Mar 2022
Our struggles with inequality: women in sustainability tell their stories
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Singapore’s sustainability challenge is no longer awareness, but action
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Moving Singaporeans from awareness to action will require more than information, says Singlife’s Head of Sustainability, Chia Ko …
Singapore’s sustainability challenge is no longer awareness, but action
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Policy & Finance
Malaysia to launch new sustainability professionals body by end 2026
The professional body aims to raise standards, strengthen sustainability capabilities and provide a collective voice for practitioners across …
Malaysia to launch new sustainability professionals body by end 2026
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Transport & Logistics
China dominates global green ship orders. Can green fuel keep up?
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Chinese shipyards are dominating global orders for greener vessels, but uncertainty over global regulations and cost premiums of …
China dominates global green ship orders. Can green fuel keep up?
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Policy & Finance
Singapore urges UN convention on AI safeguards as global risks mount
Proposal calls for common safety rules and human oversight, as research highlights security threats and potential disruption to …
Singapore urges UN convention on AI safeguards as global risks mount
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Carbon & Climate
Breaking Southeast Asia’s fire and haze cycle through certification and coordinated action
EB Studio
Stronger standards and fire prevention can help, but lasting progress requires action across industries, governments and communities.
Breaking Southeast Asia's fire and haze cycle through certification and coordinated action
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Policy & Finance
Greenpeace Philippines cuts staff size amid restructuring and climate funding bottlenecks
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The watchdog has downsized its 43-member team, with six hires planned, amid funding pressures. Greenpeace Southeast Asia says …
Greenpeace Philippines cuts staff size amid restructuring and climate funding bottlenecks
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