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Energy
Elite power struggle sees Vietnam abandon coal, but leaves collateral damage
Vietnam is a nation of nearly 100 million people, a long, skinny, tropical country stretched along the western side of the South China Sea. For a quarter-century, its economy has been growing at an av...
16 Mar 2022
Elite power struggle sees Vietnam abandon coal, but leaves collateral damage
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Carbon & Climate
Overheard at Davos: climate leaders at the 2022 WEF annual meeting
World leaders gathered at the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland last week amid a war raging in Ukraine, dwindling food supply, worsening climate events, and a world recov...
1 Jun 2022
Overheard at Davos: climate leaders at the 2022 WEF annual meeting
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Waste
China’s plan to clean up ‘new pollutants’
In 2014, China declared a “war on pollution”. Since then, air quality has improved significantly, with nationwide levels of PM2.5 – harmful fine particles less than 2.5 micrometres wide – dropping by ...
12 Aug 2022
China’s plan to clean up ‘new pollutants’
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Businesses urged to stop confusing CSR with ESG
Sustainability continues to climb the agenda for many businesses, however an alarming number are failing to place it at the core of their operations, and are confusing CSR with ESG, according to Singl...
6 Jul 2021
Businesses urged to stop confusing CSR with ESG
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Reuters launches Reuters IMPACT: An agenda-setting summit to mobilise global leaders on climate action
Reuters, the world's largest multimedia news provider, announces agenda-setting leadership forum, bringing together world leaders, big business, and forward-thinking pioneers to inspire, drive action ...
5 Aug 2021
Reuters launches Reuters IMPACT: An agenda-setting summit to mobilise global leaders on climate action
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Carbon & Climate
Singapore students rally against fossil fuel firms' interference in universities
A group of students in Singapore has launched a campaign against the involvement of fossil fuel companies in tertiary education, which they say is "not acceptable in today’s environmental and social c...
17 Jan 2022
Singapore students rally against fossil fuel firms' interference in universities
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Transport
Q&A: Major global report reveals how climate, land use and trade drive ‘invasive species’
The term “invasive alien species” refers to a species that human activities have enabled to move into a region outside its native habitat and that has established a self-sustaining population there, w...
15 Sep 2023
Q&A: Major global report reveals how climate, land use and trade drive ‘invasive species’
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WWF-Singapore
The business case for a UN treaty on plastic pollution
Plastic is a material with exceptional properties. Along with being versatile, inexpensive and durable, it brings significant benefits to society—from enabling the effective transport of goods t...
4 Nov 2020
The business case for a UN treaty on plastic pollution
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Policy & Finance
Asia must pivot to clean energy to give global climate action a chance — distributed renewables is the best way
Asia could account for more than half of global GDP and about 40 per cent of global consumption by 2040. But the region's economic growth is founded on coal, and Asia already produces more than half o...
29 Sep 2021
Asia must pivot to clean energy to give global climate action a chance — distributed renewables is the best way
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Food & Agriculture
China launches first national soil survey in 40 years
In February, the State Council announced that a survey of China’s soil would be carried out, 40 years after the last one. It will take almost four years to complete, with preparatory works and trials ...
4 Aug 2022
China launches first national soil survey in 40 years
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Carbon & Climate
Quick green gains unlikely, but Singapore’s carbon tax hike lays the right foundations: observers
In 2015, seven years after the Canadian state of British Columbia enacted North America’s first carbon tax, a stocktake found that emissions had dropped by 10 to 15 per cent. The price of carbon rose ...
22 Feb 2022
Quick green gains unlikely, but Singapore’s carbon tax hike lays the right foundations: observers
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Korea Maritime & Ocean University
Towards affordable clean energy: exploring new catalysts for urea-based fuel cells
Scientists achieve state-of-the-art performance in urea fuel cells using inexpensive electrodes without precious metals Fuel cells that generate clean electricity by breaking down urea—a ...
19 Oct 2021
Towards affordable clean energy: exploring new catalysts for urea-based fuel cells
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Lifestyle
22 ways to live better in 2022
Omicron dragging out the pandemic. A mental health crisis. Russia ratting nukes at Ukraine. Biblical floods in Malaysia. An oil spill in Thailand. The culling of Hong Kong’s hamsters. The year 2022 ma...
2 Feb 2022
22 ways to live better in 2022
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Energy
Coal-powered industrial parks test Indonesia’s climate pledges — and China’s too
In February, a Chinese company began building a “power island” project on Indonesia’s Obi Island, five months after President Xi Jinping had announced China would stop building new coal power plants o...
31 Mar 2022
Coal-powered industrial parks test Indonesia’s climate pledges — and China’s too
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Carbon & Climate
Droughts and late monsoon floods batter South Asia
As many parts of India, Nepal and Bangladesh face floods, drought continues to affect large swathes of Pakistan and some areas of India. In a cruel irony, parts of India that were hit by drought until...
17 Sep 2021
Droughts and late monsoon floods batter South Asia
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Waste
Five facts about unsustainable waste management in Singapore
Singapore is renowned for its efficiency, cleanliness and countless innovations made in sustainable building design, or energy and water efficiency. Yet despite aiming to become a ‘Zero Waste Nation’ ...
11 Jan 2021
Five facts about unsustainable waste management in Singapore
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Carbon & Climate
Putting public finance on the right side of history
The economics of renewable energy have improved beyond recognition. Solar power is now the cheapest form of electricity in history. Over 90 per cent of power-generation capacity added around the worl...
6 Oct 2021
Putting public finance on the right side of history
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Carbon & Climate
Zoning of rare Malaysian peat forest for property development sparks outcry
"It makes me so sad and angry — some people are pretending we don't exist," said Shaq Koyok, an artist and one of Malaysia's indigenous Temuan people. Koyok is among a growing volley of opposition to ...
7 Sep 2021
Zoning of rare Malaysian peat forest for property development sparks outcry
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Food & Agriculture
Low-emissions cows: Can the dairy industry reach net zero?
The dairy industry is under pressure to change, as awareness of the enormous impact of milk production grows. Six billion people worldwide consume milk and milk products, produced by 270 million dairy...
17 Feb 2021
Low-emissions cows: Can the dairy industry reach net zero?
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Food & Agriculture
President Tsai reiterates government commitment to promoting farmers’ welfare
Ensuring high quality of life for agricultural workers is key to growing the sector, promoting balanced regional development and stabilising Taiwan’s rural society, the president said. To this end, th...
7 Jan 2021
President Tsai reiterates government commitment to promoting farmers’ welfare
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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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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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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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