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News /
Waste
Mindset shift: How a Singapore startup convinced firms that waste
plastic
can be used to pave roads
...
plastic
waste. Oh also learnt how the waste sent to various
Southeast
Asia
n countries was adversely affecting local residents. “People, especially those in villages, would wake up to find rubbish bur...
13 Feb 2024
Mindset shift: How a Singapore startup convinced firms that waste plastic can be used to pave roads
News /
Carbon & Climate
From climate ‘quiet quitting’ to human rights decline, how will Trump's re-election trouble
Asia
?
...
plastic
pollution, as Trump may well do, other countries, including those in
Asia
– the biggest contributor to
plastic
pollutions globally by far – may go cold on the agreement too. However, Doug Wood...
20 Feb 2024
From climate ‘quiet quitting’ to human rights decline, how will Trump's re-election trouble Asia?
Press Releases /
The Circulate Initiative
Recycling all mismanaged
plastic
waste in South,
Southeast
Asia
could reduce emissions by over 200 million tonnes by 2030
...
plastic
waste management and recycling solutions across South and
Southeast
Asia
. Key takeaways include: Recycling all mismanaged
plastic
waste in the six markets across South and
Southeast
A...
13 Jul 2023
Recycling all mismanaged plastic waste in South, Southeast Asia could reduce emissions by over 200 million tonnes by 2030
News /
Waste
Asia
struggles to contain record e-waste deluge, UN report shows
...
Asia
, 1 per cent for South
Asia
, and 0 per cent for
Southeast
Asia
. Out of 49
Asia
n countries analysed, 18 countries have e-waste policies and just four (China, Japan, Cyprus and Turkey) have recyclin...
20 Mar 2024
Asia struggles to contain record e-waste deluge, UN report shows
News /
Lifestyle
Real eco-tourism needs to go beyond sustainability and strive for regeneration : social entrepreneur Tomo Hamakawa
...
plastic
mess that we have created. It is easy to blame
plastic
producers, but consumers are buying [
plastic
products] too. There won't be supply [of
plastic
s] if there is no demand. I think it needs ...
10 Jan 2024
Real eco-tourism needs to go beyond sustainability and strive for regeneration : social entrepreneur Tomo Hamakawa
Opinion /
Waste
To win battle against
plastic
pollution, voices of
Asia
's waste pickers must be recognised
...
Southeast
Asia
In developing markets across
Southeast
Asia
, the lack of formal waste management infrastructure and processes has resulted in a highly fragmented ecosystem. Various participants along t...
17 Aug 2023
To win battle against plastic pollution, voices of Asia's waste pickers must be recognised
News /
Policy & Finance
As Asean environmental rights draft takes shape, advocates fear weakened safeguards
Southeast
Asia
n activists are fighting to beef up a regional declaration on environmental rights and calling for stronger protection of land defenders. Civil society groups say they are concerned tha...
28 Mar 2024
As Asean environmental rights draft takes shape, advocates fear weakened safeguards
Podcasts /
Policy & Finance
'Businesses fear regulation on transition-washing': Environmental lawyer Joyce Melcar Tan
...
Asia
. Joyce Melcar Tan, associate director, Japan and
Southeast
Asia
, ClientEarth Tan tells the Eco-Business Podcast that a key emerging legal risk facing business in
Asia
is transition-washing – car...
25 Jun 2024
'Businesses fear regulation on transition-washing': Environmental lawyer Joyce Melcar Tan
Press Releases /
Milieu Insight
Convenience vs environment:
Southeast
Asia
's single-use
plastic
bottled water consumption persists
...
Southeast
Asia
, the persistent prevalence of single-use
plastic
bottled water is evident, with 21 per cent in the region purchasing single-use
plastic
bottles as their primary source of water consumpt...
5 Jun 2023
Convenience vs environment: Southeast Asia's single-use plastic bottled water consumption persists
News /
Waste
As polluter-pays laws kick in,
Asia
needs to integrate informal workers in waste management system, not eliminate them
...
plastic
waste – became the first
Southeast
Asia
n nation to adopt EPR rules under a revised Environmental Protection Law. However, it remains unclear what the role of the informal waste sector will be ...
5 Dec 2023
As polluter-pays laws kick in, Asia needs to integrate informal workers in waste management system, not eliminate them
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Can the Philippines fulfill its 2024 climate ambitions?
...
plastic
footprint went into full swing last year in the archipelagic nation, which is the world's largest marine
plastic
polluter according to a 2023 study. However, these sustainability milestones ca...
9 Jan 2024
Can the Philippines fulfill its 2024 climate ambitions?
News /
Carbon & Climate
Amid industry decline,
Asia
's media struggles to answer a hard question – should we stop accepting fossil fuel advertising?
...
Asia
Pacific had signed its pledge. Media observers say that guidelines that the PR sector has developed to guard against greenwash can be applied to media outlets too. For example,
Southeast
Asia
-bas...
25 Sep 2024
Amid industry decline, Asia's media struggles to answer a hard question – should we stop accepting fossil fuel advertising?
News /
Policy & Finance
The Philippines excludes fossil fuels, mining but not waste-to-energy in draft green taxonomy
...
Southeast
Asia
, where it is promoted as a reliable green energy solution.
Southeast
Asia
is home to some of the world’s biggest sources of ocean pollution, which has helped WTE gain credibility as a s...
23 Oct 2023
The Philippines excludes fossil fuels, mining but not waste-to-energy in draft green taxonomy
Opinion /
Water
Jakarta is a thirsty metropolis without drinkable water
...
Southeast
Asia
's largest urban centres. But perhaps the solutions to Jakarta's water woes could be found by looking to Europe. Unsafe to drink Historically, rivers provided an easy drinking water solu...
17 Oct 2024
Jakarta is a thirsty metropolis without drinkable water
News /
Carbon & Climate
'Climate villains' that made headlines in 2024
...
Southeast
Asia
n state surged 36 per cent in 2023, as 30,000 hectares of rainforest were cleared and the trend looks set to continue. There are also palm oil expansion plans, with a 1-million-hectare p...
25 Dec 2024
'Climate villains' that made headlines in 2024
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Eating away our food: ocean acidification is impacting
Southeast
Asia
's fisheries
...
plastic
leaching. The latter is particularly acute in
Southeast
Asia
, as the region contributes about a third of global marine
plastic
waste. Organic acids are released when sunlight hits aged
plastic
...
12 Jun 2023
Eating away our food: ocean acidification is impacting Southeast Asia's fisheries
News /
Waste
'We need people to realise that waste has value': Cynthia Wijaya on Indonesian packaging firm's circularity pivot
...
Southeast
Asia
, that Cynthia Handriani Wijaya had what she describes as an "internal awakening". The 30 year-old family business where she works, Daya Selaras Group, an Indonesian corrugated carton ma...
16 Jul 2025
'We need people to realise that waste has value': Cynthia Wijaya on Indonesian packaging firm's circularity pivot
News /
Waste
With no worldwide standards, are '
plastic
credits' reducing waste or greenwashing?
...
plastic
from where it winds up and doesn’t belong (landfills, waterways, roadsides), and then verify credits, including
Plastic
Bank and
Plastic
Credit Exchange. “As the
plastic
credit market is still...
1 Nov 2023
With no worldwide standards, are 'plastic credits' reducing waste or greenwashing?
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Fasting is a key part of Ramadan, but for many Muslims, climate change is making food scarce all year
...
southeast
Asia
– Jakarta’s Istiqlal Mosque. Its capacity matches that of the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The belief that caring for the environment is an aspect of the Islamic faith holds true for peopl...
8 Apr 2024
Fasting is a key part of Ramadan, but for many Muslims, climate change is making food scarce all year
News /
Waste
Nearly 90% of
plastic
s circularity capital in emerging markets went to
Asia
, mostly to recycling and recovery
...
Asia
,
Southeast
Asia
attracted the largest amount of private capital – US$1.6 billion – followed by East
Asia
and South
Asia
with US$1.1 billion and US$678 million, respectively. As a region,
Asia
co...
31 Mar 2023
Nearly 90% of plastics circularity capital in emerging markets went to Asia, mostly to recycling and recovery
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News /
Water
Southeast Asia’s data centres should be sited in more water-rich areas: experts
Exclusive
Indonesia’s new capital Nusantara and the Malaysian states of Perak and Pahang were raised as examples by industry …
Southeast Asia’s data centres should be sited in more water-rich areas: experts
News /
Energy
China remains resilient in the face of Middle East conflict, says ADB economist
But weaker global growth from uncertain environment, could affect demand for Chinese exports, says Asian Development Bank senior …
China remains resilient in the face of Middle East conflict, says ADB economist
News /
Lifestyle
New Lancet Commission aims to tackle health and justice concerns from sea-level rise
The new 26-member commission will investigate issues regarding how rising sea levels are affecting vulnerable communities and affecting …
New Lancet Commission aims to tackle health and justice concerns from sea-level rise
News /
Policy & Finance
Taiwan to deploy zero-emissions vessel to Palau in climate diplomacy push
The Porrima project anchors broader Pacific partnerships on clean energy, resilience and infrastructure.
Taiwan to deploy zero-emissions vessel to Palau in climate diplomacy push
News /
Energy
Protesters march 700 kilometres to save sacred groves from solar development
Large-scale solar energy parks have been sparking land conflicts in west Rajasthan, which have galvanised into a state-level …
Protesters march 700 kilometres to save sacred groves from solar development
News /
Waste Management
South Korea landfill ban drives shift toward incineration, report finds
Local governments focus on disposal capacity over waste reduction as 2030 deadline looms.
South Korea landfill ban drives shift toward incineration, report finds
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