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School's out for summer: What does extreme heat do to children?

...t also destabilises the neurotransmitters that help steady our moods. "If there are threats to well-being - and the brain detects extreme heat as a threat to our well-being – there's activation of the...

11 Jul 2025

School's out for summer: What does extreme heat do to children?

Press Releases / United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)

Preparing for the next flood: Protecting women’s health in Bangladesh

...ten restrict women who attempt to generate their own income. These vulnerabilities faced by women and girls are exacerbated by climate-related disasters, which often hit them the hardest. Continued ...

18 Aug 2025

Preparing for the next flood: Protecting women’s health in Bangladesh

News / Carbon & Climate

Q&A: Brazil minister Marina Silva calls for 'COP of truth'

...t one of the positive results at the end of COP30 to be the strengthening of climate multilateralism. That's why we've stated that this is the COP of truth, the COP of implementation. We've sought to ...

21 Oct 2025

Q&A: Brazil minister Marina Silva calls for 'COP of truth'

News / Policy & Finance

Q&A: Brazil's COP30 CEO on Trump’s impact and forest arson

...tion from the Trump administration regarding their participation or non-participation. [The United States] remains in the Paris Agreement until next year. At the same time, the attending delegations a...

7 May 2025

Q&A: Brazil's COP30 CEO on Trump’s impact and forest arson

Some data sources indicate that greenwashing could be declining after years of rising incidences of problematic sustainability claims.

Podcasts / Corporate Responsibility

Is greenwashing really in decline?

...t when it comes to the financial sector, the simple reality is that the United States or North America is the largest market. That is where most of the world's capital still is concentrated. With that...

17 Apr 2025

Is greenwashing really in decline?

Press Releases / UN Environment Programme (UNEP)

UNEP: World set to cross 1.5°C global warming, but can still limit, adapt to and return from higher temperatures

...ty and justice must underpin all responses. Countries with greater responsibility for climate change should act the fastest with the greatest ambition. The report also finds that mitigation and adapt...

7 Sep 2026

UNEP: World set to cross 1.5°C global warming, but can still limit, adapt to and return from higher temperatures

Podcasts / Energy

Philippine firms not dismantling climate policies despite US influence: MGEN sustainability chief Christer Gaudiano

...ting a tendency to edit or to make the data look palatable for their stakeholders or to the public. That's not something that we want to do. The problem now is that there are just too many targets to ...

23 May 2025

Philippine firms not dismantling climate policies despite US influence: MGEN sustainability chief Christer Gaudiano

News / Policy & Finance

Q&A: COP30 Europe envoy on green backlash and taxing tech

...tation. I'm not optimistic or pessimistic, it's a moment of very strong battles. The problem is delaying taking action. It's a race against time and that battle we are losing. When it comes to the ene...

1 Sep 2025

Q&A: COP30 Europe envoy on green backlash and taxing tech

News / Carbon & Climate

With more heat and storms, can COP30 boost frontline resilience?

...te justice policy lead, said negotiators must not create a system that entrenches inequalities or leads to ineffective initiatives. "We don't want indicators pushed through here in Belém that might se...

20 Nov 2025

With more heat and storms, can COP30 boost frontline resilience?

News / Policy & Finance

Skills gap, high cost and poor data slowing climate reporting by Singapore listed firms

...ts said they are integrating digital technologies – such as embedding digital tagging into financial reporting systems – 7 per cent said they don't use any digital tools for reporting. Investment patt...

30 Jan 2026

Skills gap, high cost and poor data slowing climate reporting by Singapore listed firms

Lamma Power Station seen at magic hour from Yuen Shue Wan

News / Lifestyle

Living with Lamma Power Station: How a coal plant became a cultural icon on a picturesque Hong Kong island

...t said. The company also tests leaf litter around the site for signs of contamination and invented a fish deterrent system that uses whale calls to limit the amount of fish that get stuck in its water...

24 Aug 2025

Living with Lamma Power Station: How a coal plant became a cultural icon on a picturesque Hong Kong island

Podcasts / Carbon & Climate

The challenges of the environment beat: A conversation with journalists in Southeast Asia

...t to do that if you are sat at a desk. Journalists need to get out there in the community and show that they are taking issues that affect the community seriously, and that they are trying to raise at...

19 Mar 2025

The challenges of the environment beat: A conversation with journalists in Southeast Asia

News / Food & Agriculture

Brazil's Indigenous battle with a dry Amazon rainforest

...tead released into the atmosphere. Tipping point Scientists often say the Southeast Amazon's high temperatures, longer dry season, deforestation and fire rates make it vulnerable to striking a "tippin...

27 Nov 2025

Brazil's Indigenous battle with a dry Amazon rainforest

A steel manufacturing plant in Indonesia2

Opinion / Manufacturing

Indonesia can build a green steel industry, but only if the government creates the market

...tification in relation to sustainable procurement. Given that the government is the largest procurement actor, particularly through infrastructure projects, this policy holds significant potential to ...

21 Jul 2026

Indonesia can build a green steel industry, but only if the government creates the market

Khushi Baby is a 10 year-old digital health non-profit that tracks maternal and child health in rural India.

News / Corporate Responsibility

Impact investing in Asia 'small but accelerating' as Iran war fuels climate and food resilience

...timent in the sector. “But two years on, things are starting to come back as the conversation shifts toward food security and resilience.” ABC Impact chief impact officer Sugandhi Matta noted that whi...

29 May 2026

Impact investing in Asia 'small but accelerating' as Iran war fuels climate and food resilience

Opinion / Lifestyle

Sustainable development in Indigenous communities must start with local women

...tentions are good, continuity was weak. Trust had to be rebuilt and relationships reset. The programme may have been completed, but the community was left with little that truly belongs to it. Sustain...

28 May 2026

Sustainable development in Indigenous communities must start with local women

Wily Salim, founder and director, PT Karmic Virya Abadi

Videos / Carbon & Climate

'Recovery within five years': Carbon players bullish on market revival despite geopolitical jitters

...ts, although low-quality credits still constitute the bulk of trade. "As a market we still need to deal with the underbelly of credits that aren't up to scratch. I don't think we are there yet. That i...

11 May 2025

'Recovery within five years': Carbon players bullish on market revival despite geopolitical jitters

News / Corporate Responsibility

Singapore urges SMEs to adopt climate solutions to curb rising electricity bills

...ty consultant for international sustainability organisation Forum for the Future. She said that now that the "dust has settled", Singapore firms will have heightened awareness about ESG as part of the...

13 May 2026

Singapore urges SMEs to adopt climate solutions to curb rising electricity bills

News / Carbon & Climate

FEMA handles floods and fires: can it weather Trump?

...that...'we've got to get the bureaucrats out of the way and get the aid to the people who need it most,'" Vance said on CBS's "Face the Nation." What else could be affected without FEMA? FEMA administ...

4 Feb 2025

FEMA handles floods and fires: can it weather Trump?

News / Water

Philippines uses mangrove buffer zones to protect its coastlines

...t species to counter erosion and protect from storms. Negros Occidental began setting up its "coastal greenbelt" network in 2022, the first of its kind in the Philippines. It led to the establishment...

29 May 2025

Philippines uses mangrove buffer zones to protect its coastlines

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