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CIMB appoints Rubern Chandran from Lendlease to bolster sustainability team
Malaysia
n 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
CIMB appoints Rubern Chandran from Lendlease to bolster sustainability team
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Policy & Finance
Macquarie Group Foundation appoints Jasmine Chew as Asia head
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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
Macquarie Group Foundation appoints Jasmine Chew as Asia head
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Waste
UN treaty will backfire if it stifles transboundary plastics trade: Ocean Recovery Alliance's Doug Woodring
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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
UN treaty will backfire if it stifles transboundary plastics trade: Ocean Recovery Alliance's Doug Woodring
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Food & Agriculture
NGO launches to improve animal welfare in Asian slaughterhouses
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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
NGO launches to improve animal welfare in Asian slaughterhouses
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Water
Migrate to survive: Water woes clear out villages in hilly Nepal
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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
Migrate to survive: Water woes clear out villages in hilly Nepal
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Policy & Finance
World needs global carbon price and tax reform for carbon-heavy trade – or will miss 2030 climate goals, warns WTO chief
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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
World needs global carbon price and tax reform for carbon-heavy trade – or will miss 2030 climate goals, warns WTO chief
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Carbon & Climate
Reinsurers face one of toughest seasons yet as climate risks soar
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Malaysia
n 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
Reinsurers face one of toughest seasons yet as climate risks soar
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Policy & Finance
How can the palm oil industry reach net zero?
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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
How can the palm oil industry reach net zero?
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JLand Group
JLand Group, Gentari ink MoU to explore renewable energy solutions, accelerate green mobility ecosystem growth
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Malaysia
's net-zero goals will require the whole of society’s efforts. As a clean energy company focused on delivering the solutions required to put cleaner energy into action, Gentari see...
12 Apr 2023
JLand Group, Gentari ink MoU to explore renewable energy solutions, accelerate green mobility ecosystem growth
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Water
The world is making the Mekong its dump
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Malaysia
, and Indonesia more than doubled. As foreign waste built up and resentment grew among local populations, Southeast Asian governments started refusing to serve as the world’s dumpsite. Malaysi...
23 Sep 2022
The world is making the Mekong its dump
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Energy
Single-buyer structure, nascent regional grid holding back Asia’s renewables growth: EDPR executive
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Malaysia
and Thailand, where only one state-owned utility firm is allowed to buy electricity from suppliers and distribute it into the national grid. Some jurisdictions may allow for rooftop solar pan...
9 Sep 2022
Single-buyer structure, nascent regional grid holding back Asia’s renewables growth: EDPR executive
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‘Intention is not enough’: Philippine firms urged to step up action on net zero
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Malaysia
, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam have all announced national pledges to achieve net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050, aligned with the 1.5°C target set by the Intergovernm...
21 Nov 2023
‘Intention is not enough’: Philippine firms urged to step up action on net zero
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Waste
Singapore's efficient ‘cleaning army’ has led to litter apathy: Stridy chief Yasser Amin
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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
Singapore's efficient ‘cleaning army’ has led to litter apathy: Stridy chief Yasser Amin
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Carbon & Climate
South Pole’s regional policy director on how Asia is leveraging its growing carbon markets to raise climate ambition
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Malaysia
, Vietnam and Thailand, for example, are at various stages of creating or revisiting domestic carbon schemes and regulations for carbon markets. This is no easy feat, as a high bar must be set...
5 Feb 2024
South Pole’s regional policy director on how Asia is leveraging its growing carbon markets to raise climate ambition
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Energy
New coal exit pledges plummeted in 2022
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Malaysia
have three such institutions each; India and the Philippines have one each. Many coal policies in this region do not commit to a complete phase-out, IEEFA noted. The think tank said divestmen...
5 May 2023
New coal exit pledges plummeted in 2022
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Lifestyle
Chief sustainability officers are burning out. Has the role become unsustainable?
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Malaysia
and 17 per cent of CSOs in Singapore have both ESG-related qualifications and prior working experience in the field. Double-hatting As the sustainability discipline matures, companies are bui...
15 May 2024
Chief sustainability officers are burning out. Has the role become unsustainable?
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Mastercard
Mastercard to eliminate first-use PVC plastics from payment cards by 2028
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and many other markets. This means their cardholders can proudly carry their card with the knowledge that it is made from sustainable forms of plastic. This holistic network connectivity is w...
2 May 2023
Mastercard to eliminate first-use PVC plastics from payment cards by 2028
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Policy & Finance
Rohingya refugees face soaring hunger and crime after aid cuts
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Malaysia
and Indonesia, sometimes paying smugglers thousands of dollars. The refugees know the journeys are dangerous. The boats are often rickety and hundreds have drowned at sea, but many feel they ...
23 Jun 2023
Rohingya refugees face soaring hunger and crime after aid cuts
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Policy & Finance
What is CITES, and why does it matter for South Asia?
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Malaysia
and Singapore have jointly submitted a proposal to CITES COP19 to add the white-rumped shama to Appendix II. This long-tailed relative of the familiar magpie-robin occurs across much of South...
2 Nov 2022
What is CITES, and why does it matter for South Asia?
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Over $2 million pledged to support innovative sustainable solutions at the launch of The Liveability Challenge 2024
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Malaysia
, Philippines, Indonesia, and correspondents in major cities across the world. Visit us at www.eco-business.com. About Cities: Possibilities Cities: Possibilities is a...
6 Nov 2023
Over $2 million pledged to support innovative sustainable solutions at the launch of The Liveability Challenge 2024
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This year’s haze is set to cost Singapore more than 2015’s S$1.83 billion. Who pays for the losses?
Economists suggest the 2026 haze will cost Singapore more than the 2015 episode, while other estimates state that …
This year’s haze is set to cost Singapore more than 2015’s S$1.83 billion. Who pays for the losses?
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Manufacturing
China’s changing steel sector could leave Australian iron ore behind
Steel slowdown and signals of low-carbon transition in China put Australian ore at a crossroads, as partnerships look …
China’s changing steel sector could leave Australian iron ore behind
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Deadly wildfires leave Borneo wildlife short of water
Wildfires in West Kalimantan are leaving wildlife struggling to find fresh water as forest pools dry up and …
Deadly wildfires leave Borneo wildlife short of water
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Energy
AI, data centres could make Asean clean energy projects bankable as grid plans advance: experts
Long-term power purchases could unlock investment in renewables and transmission as Asean advances cross-border electricity trade, say energy …
AI, data centres could make Asean clean energy projects bankable as grid plans advance: experts
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The growing Himalayan risks in Bhutan’s hydropower ties with India
Nepal floods bring renewed focus on neighbour Bhutan’s efforts to protect its economically crucial – but debt generating …
The growing Himalayan risks in Bhutan’s hydropower ties with India
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