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Montreal Protocol has slowed loss of Arctic sea ice, say scientists
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ful greenhouse gases and, by limiting their emissions, the Montreal Protocol has already averted around 0.5°C of global warming. The study, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of...
26 May 2023
Montreal Protocol has slowed loss of Arctic sea ice, say scientists
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Carbon & Climate
It is hard for Indonesian firms to decarbonise without offsets: KADIN Net Zero Hub chief Dharsono Hartono
When Dharsono Hartono was appointed by Indonesia's
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ful chamber of commerce and industry (KADIN) to spearhead its corporate decarbonisation ambitions last year, he took charge of two functions – K...
12 Jun 2024
It is hard for Indonesian firms to decarbonise without offsets: KADIN Net Zero Hub chief Dharsono Hartono
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Virtual reality games offer visceral taste of a climate-changed future
It's 2040 in Miami, and a
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ful hurricane has swamped the low-lying city. You stand alone under a dark, foreboding sky, chest-high waves sloshing around you, an abandoned car floating nearby one o...
12 Dec 2022
Virtual reality games offer visceral taste of a climate-changed future
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Transport
As norms are ignored, Uttarakhand faces tunnelling disasters
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, railways, hydro
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, irrigation, and managing water supply. But, due to such diverse types of projects that incorporate tunnelling, limited data is available on the number of tunnels, and tunnel...
20 Feb 2024
As norms are ignored, Uttarakhand faces tunnelling disasters
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Carbon & Climate
'Global boiling': Billions already suffer in heat over 1.5°C limit
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. Gavin Schmidt, director of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies, said that local breaches of 1.5°C do not mean the central goal of the Paris climate deal has been lost. "I would stress ...
28 Aug 2023
'Global boiling': Billions already suffer in heat over 1.5°C limit
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Lebanese solar energy scams hold back push for green
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as an affordable and reliable solution to their
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woes, but the lack of a developed infrastructure to provide it means they face high installation costs, a lack of regulation, and scams. "Pe...
5 Oct 2022
Lebanese solar energy scams hold back push for green power
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Energy
Low-carbon culture? Energy transitions urged to prioritise people
The Baltic state of Estonia relies on shale oil, a locally mined fossil fuel, to generate
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- and despite a short-term boost in production to fill a gap in electricity imports after Russia invade...
1 Dec 2022
Low-carbon culture? Energy transitions urged to prioritise people
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Energy
Expansion of renewable projects threatening India’s food security?
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s ahead with expanding its renewable energy capacity, there is a concern over how it will manage its dual priorities: achieving renewable energy targets while safeguarding food security in a coun...
7 Sep 2023
Expansion of renewable projects threatening India’s food security?
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Carbon & Climate
Climate lawsuits turn to human rights in search of justice
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ful cyclones to ever hit Indonesia - killed more than 160 people nationwide in April 2021. But rather than just wait for the next climate disaster to land, Giantiano is one of 13 complainants loo...
12 Jun 2023
Climate lawsuits turn to human rights in search of justice
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Energy
What is football’s carbon footprint?
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stadiums, using biofuels in buses and holding training sessions on environmental best practice for their players. Teams from AC Milan to Liverpool now have kits that include items made from recy...
2 Jan 2024
What is football’s carbon footprint?
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Policy & Finance
Vietnam, once regional renewables beacon, loses shine to neighbours
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that solar panels and wind turbines put out based on time of day and weather, instead of when people actually need electricity. Regulators mandated supply cuts on renewable
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plants, r...
4 Apr 2023
Vietnam, once regional renewables beacon, loses shine to neighbours
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India’s green bonds framework comes with a lot of promise, but also grey areas
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, may be given to large
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generation companies that are heavily involved in coal-based
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generation. CNG labelled ‘green’ Just as the European Union included natural gas and nuclear ener...
19 Dec 2022
India’s green bonds framework comes with a lot of promise, but also grey areas
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Energy
Single-buyer structure, nascent regional grid holding back Asia’s renewables growth: EDPR executive
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markets are structured. The inability of renewables firms to strike direct
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purchase agreements (PPAs) with commercial customers in Asian countries is holding back the region’s clean energy...
9 Sep 2022
Single-buyer structure, nascent regional grid holding back Asia’s renewables growth: EDPR executive
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Carbon & Climate
World ‘sliding from climate crisis to climate disaster’
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generation and phase out inefficient fossil fuel subsidies, which countries agreed to do in the Glasgow Climate Pact. Proposed measures included replacing coal-fired
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plants with combined-c...
3 Nov 2022
World ‘sliding from climate crisis to climate disaster’
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Energy
South Korea's largest electric utility Kepco to offload coal and gas assets after US$12 billion loss
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projects in phases and offloading some of its gas
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plants. It is still unclear which other specific coal and gas assets Kepco will be selling,” said Ilango, also the report's co-author. Il...
14 Oct 2022
South Korea's largest electric utility Kepco to offload coal and gas assets after US$12 billion loss
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Water
Biodiversity risk casts doubt over future of deep-sea mining for investors
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the energy transition, potential environmental risks include obliterating undiscovered species, ruining fisheries and altering the oxygen-carrying capacity of the ocean. Despite the risks, obser...
7 Aug 2023
Biodiversity risk casts doubt over future of deep-sea mining for investors
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Cities
Indigenous Indonesians face new risks in 'green' climate drive
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ful situations need to be controlled. If we don't, the
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ful will eat everything," said Sombolinggi, now the general secretary of AMAN, an alliance that represents 15 million Indigenous people...
17 Apr 2023
Indigenous Indonesians face new risks in 'green' climate drive
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Water
World’s largest dams to lose ‘disturbing’ 25 per cent of storage capacity by 2050
The world is set to face more headaches in
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generation and water supply as dams silt up, a United Nations (UN) study warns. Reservoirs that feed the world’s 50,000 biggest dams will fill up with ...
12 Jan 2023
World’s largest dams to lose ‘disturbing’ 25 per cent of storage capacity by 2050
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Energy
Singapore universities making ‘little to no progress’ phasing out fossil fuels influence: activists
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to this day. S4F objects to companies that are "profiting from the climate crisis" interfering in how current and future generations of Singaporeans entering the workforce are educated in a coun...
24 Oct 2023
Singapore universities making ‘little to no progress’ phasing out fossil fuels influence: activists
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Waste
Reusing plastic products ‘most
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ful market shift’ against pollution, UN says
One of the most effective ways to reduce plastic pollution is to use fewer new products in the first place, a United Nations analysis shows. Manufacturers should offer reusable bags and bottles, and a...
17 May 2023
Reusing plastic products ‘most powerful market shift’ against pollution, UN says
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Breaking Southeast Asia’s fire and haze cycle through certification and coordinated action
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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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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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Cities
How Singapore can help shape Asia’s next generation of infrastructure
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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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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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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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Energy
Renewable project location matters as much as technology, capacity, says clean energy expert
Cebu’s recurring grid alerts expose a flaw in Philippine renewable procurement, as low cost projects in outlying islands …
Renewable project location matters as much as technology, capacity, says clean energy expert
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