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...Malaysia became the main alternative destination for plastic scrap - after China banned imports of such waste Heng Hiap recognised the demand from consumers and partners for recyclers to take urgent a...

14 Oct 2022

...Malaysian and Chinese Taxonomies to ensure interoperability. This is a lofty endeavour, but the nation-state already has a leg-up by being the first in Southeast Asia to implement a carbon tax regime ...

19 Jul 2023

...Malaysia government in May, of which its US$800 million sustainability tranche was the world's first US-dollar sustainability sukuk offered by a sovereign, he said. CIMB has also mobilised RM1.2 bill...

21 Sep 2022

...Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines, countries that host the world’s third largest expanse of tropical rainforests. She will be based in Singapore, WCS's regional headquarters for Southeast Asia a...

5 Oct 2022

New roadmap sets the course for urgent conservation of freshwater fishes in Southeast Asia

...Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste and Vietnam. The comprehensive framework provides key information, in-depth analyses and actionable recommendations that would swiftly...

11 Jul 2023

...Malaysia, Thailand and elsewhere in Southeast Asia. He launches Terratai after eight years with conservation non-profit Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), where he ran the private sector engagement ...

4 Jan 2023

...Malaysia fulfils its Sustainable Development Goals, Kiu Jia Yaw, the co-chair of the Bar Council Environment and Climate Change Committee, stated that Malaysia's political culture needs to change. "R...

26 Jul 2022

Nam Gnouang Dam on a tributary of the Nam Theun River in Laos

...Malaysia, but Malaysia has a ban on clean energy exports. Singapore and Laos authorities say the transactions will guide the development of multilateral electricity trade in Southeast Asia — an idea f...

24 Jun 2022

...Malaysia, showed that a rise of just 1.2° Celsius (2.2° Fahrenheit) in average global temperatures by the year 2100 could halve the flowering probability of 57 per cent of Dipterocarp tree species in ...

26 Apr 2022

...Malaysia eco-products platform Poptron. A 2021 study by research firm Ipsos found that consumers' concern about climate change and the need for brands to align with good causes is more pronounced in S...

6 Jan 2023

...Malaysia, Indonesia and India, where networks claim greater speed and cost savings. In India, AI anchors - from Sana in a skirt on Aaj Tak channel to saree-clad Lisa on Odisha TV - present news bullet...

14 Aug 2023

Doug Woodring, founder and managing director, Ocean Recovery Alliance

...Malaysia and the Philippines, under pressure to take tougher and more visible action, meanwhile, have both sent plastic waste back to their countries of origin. Former Philippine president Rodrigo Dut...

8 May 2023

...Malaysia and the Philippines. One of the ambitions of the group is to introduce stunning – a technique for rendering the animal unconscious before it is slaughtered – as a standard practice everywher...

10 Oct 2022

Jasmine Chew, Macquarie Group Foundation

...Malaysia. The group, which has invested A$300 million (US$213 million) in health, education, welfare and environment programmes since its inception in 1985, recently donated A$3.5 million (US$2.5 mil...

12 Aug 2022

Malaysian finance group CIMB has hired Rubern Chandran from property firm Lendlease to strengthen its sustainability team. Rubern Chandran, assistant VP, group sustainability, CIMB. Image: LinkedIn ...

17 Feb 2022

...Malaysia to find work, she said, emphasising that she hoped to move elsewhere in Nepal once her children had saved enough to help her do so. Nepal is the fourth most climate-vulnerable country in the ...

12 Jun 2023

...Malaysia has experienced a similar trend. These two countries produce about 85 per cent of the world’s palm oil. The United Nations’ climate change convention has emphasised the importance of decoupli...

21 Jun 2023

...Malaysia and fishing areas. But we do not point fingers at other countries and say it is their problem. This is a problem we share in Southeast Asia. When stuff washes up on our shores, we do our best...

15 Mar 2024

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, director-general, World Trade Organization

...Malaysia and Indonesia. Both countries have complained to the WTO over regulations they say are "discriminatory" and "protectionist" and will lead to a rise in poverty by marginalising smallholder far...

25 Jan 2023

...Malaysian floods at the end of 2021,” he said. How insurance pricing issues play out over the next few years is going to be particularly important when it comes to the direction of capital and investm...

12 May 2023

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