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Food & Agriculture
Empowering women is crucial to ensure food security in the aftermath of Covid-19, says UN
Hunger and famine will persist and there will be unequal recovery from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic unless more women in rural and urban areas hold leadership positions with increased decision...
9 Mar 2021
Empowering women is crucial to ensure food security in the aftermath of Covid-19, says UN
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Energy
Energy efficiency: Southeast Asia's decarbonisation quick fix?
Southeast Asia's energy consumption almost doubled between 1995 and 2015, and is expected to double again by 2040, growing at 4 per cent a year—almost twice as fast as the rest of the world. Coal is p...
12 Jun 2020
Energy efficiency: Southeast Asia's decarbonisation quick fix?
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Carbon & Climate
Saved by the pandemic?
Covid-19 has killed more than 500,000 people worldwide, made millions more ill, and continues to wreak havoc. But as the saying goes – and without wishing to downplay this human tragedy in any way – i...
14 Jul 2020
Saved by the pandemic?
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Policy & Finance
Biden’s finance pledge inadequate for climate justice
In the run-up to the Leaders Summit on Climate called by Joe Biden on 22-23 April, the US President has asked Congress for USD 2.5 billion for international climate financing, including USD 1.2 billio...
22 Apr 2021
Biden’s finance pledge inadequate for climate justice
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Carbon & Climate
The 7 scariest climate stories of 2020
Nearly a year after it was declared a global health emergency, Covid-19 has shattered economies, upended countless lives, and killed almost two million people. But as devastating as these disruptions ...
15 Dec 2020
The 7 scariest climate stories of 2020
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Policy & Finance
World leaders urged to learn from pandemic in adapting to climate change
The Covid-19 pandemic has shown the world what it is like to go through a dangerous emergency of the kind that could occur if climate change accelerates - and offers lessons on how to respond, the hea...
25 Jan 2021
World leaders urged to learn from pandemic in adapting to climate change
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Food & Agriculture
24 hours with... farm-to-table restaurant head chef, Oliver Truesdale Jutras
Oliver Truesdale Jutras is head chef at Open Farm Community, a restaurant that aims to use produce grown on urban farms to bring farm-to-table dining to Singapore. He trained at The Pacific Institute...
2 Jun 2021
24 hours with... farm-to-table restaurant head chef, Oliver Truesdale Jutras
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Policy & Finance
The carrot or the stick? Trends towards better ESG disclosure
Environmental, social and governance (ESG) disclosure has never been more pervasive around the world—and it is now firmly in the mainstream of policies requiring reporting on organisational performanc...
18 Sep 2020
The carrot or the stick? Trends towards better ESG disclosure
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Policy & Finance
Redirecting subsidies for the good of nature
A lot of money is needed to prevent spiralling biodiversity loss; somewhere between US$598 billion and US$824 billion a year, according to the Nature Conservancy and Paulson Institute. The good news i...
17 Jun 2021
Redirecting subsidies for the good of nature
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Lifestyle
4 ways to have a more sustainable Chinese New Year
In the blink of an eye, the Lunar New Year festival that is widely celebrated across China, Taiwan, and many parts of Southeast Asia, has come around again. During this time of year, marking the adve...
11 Feb 2021
4 ways to have a more sustainable Chinese New Year
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Carbon & Climate
Facing their failure to meet 2020 biodiversity targets, world leaders pledge action and funds
Amid calls from the UN Chief to stop treating the earth ‘as if we have a spare one,’ French President Emmanuel Macron led world leaders in commitments to protect ecosystems at the One Planet Summit. F...
14 Jan 2021
Facing their failure to meet 2020 biodiversity targets, world leaders pledge action and funds
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Energy
Floating solar ready for take-off
It is an idea that may have found its moment. Droughts are crippling power supplies from many hydroelectric dams across Africa, with dwindling reservoirs evaporating in the hot sun. So, say researcher...
21 May 2021
Floating solar ready for take-off
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The Liveability Challenge
Finalists with groundbreaking innovations unveiled for The Liveability Challenge 2021
Six teams from across the world will compete for the chance to win up to S$1 million in funding to address some of the biggest sustainability challenges of...
18 May 2021
Finalists with groundbreaking innovations unveiled for The Liveability Challenge 2021
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Transport
EU faces green paradox over EVs and lithium mining
The EU needs to decarbonise its transport sector, which produces about a quarter of its CO2 emissions, to meet its target of climate neutrality by 2050. To do this it wants to put 30 million electric ...
13 Jul 2021
EU faces green paradox over EVs and lithium mining
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Cities
Pollution pushes indigenous people to brink of extinction in India
"The days are not far when we will be confined to the pages of history if the wanton destruction of nature continues in the name of livelihood,” says Reshma Toto. The 22-year-old is a resident of Toto...
28 May 2021
Pollution pushes indigenous people to brink of extinction in India
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Policy & Finance
The scramble by poorer nations for unmet climate finance
Sourcing the finance for climate adaption and mitigation efforts will be one of the biggest challenges faced by disaster-prone countries in forging a new agreement at key United Nations climate talks ...
22 Sep 2021
The scramble by poorer nations for unmet climate finance
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Cities
K-pop for the planet: Fans of South Korean stars take up climate activism
From petitioning to save forests to raising cash for disaster victims, a growing army of K-pop fans worldwide has emerged as the latest force in the global fight against climate change. Young and tech...
5 Feb 2021
K-pop for the planet: Fans of South Korean stars take up climate activism
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Food & Agriculture
Coastal communities take the lead: How plans to safeguard Southeast Asia’s biodiverse waters are evolving
When Imanuel Mofu dove down to the reef fringing Boo Island in early March last year, he knew immediately that something was amiss. The 32-year-old patrolman and his fellow crewmembers had inspected t...
23 Jun 2021
Coastal communities take the lead: How plans to safeguard Southeast Asia’s biodiverse waters are evolving
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Policy & Finance
Philippines’ Duterte lifts ban on new mining permits
President Rodrigo Duterte has issued an order to lift a nine-year moratorium on granting new mining permits in the Philippines. The order is expected to ease the entry of at least 291 existing mining ...
16 Apr 2021
Philippines’ Duterte lifts ban on new mining permits
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Energy
Pakistan faces an unexpected dilemma: Too much electricity
After suffering decades of electricity shortages that left families and businesses in the dark, Pakistan finds itself with a new problem: more electrical generating capacity than it needs. Large-scale...
25 Feb 2021
Pakistan faces an unexpected dilemma: Too much electricity
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Singapore’s sustainability challenge is no longer awareness, but action
EB Studio
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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Cities
How Singapore can help shape Asia’s next generation of infrastructure
EB Studio
As the region’s infrastructure needs grow more complex, the city-state’s financing, engineering and technology capabilities could help deliver …
How Singapore can help shape Asia’s next generation of infrastructure
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