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Asia’s climate-concerned investors have tripled policy engagements: report

...chair of AIGCC parent organisation the Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC), added that the most effective way to engage with governments for policy change is to do it in a “collaborative collectiv...

18 May 2026

Asia’s climate-concerned investors have tripled policy engagements: report

News / Cities

Why heat warnings need to get more local

...cord higher local temperatures. These neighbourhoods, characterised by industrial activity, less tree cover, more concrete surfaces and limited access to electric fans and air conditioning, have becom...

15 Oct 2025

Why heat warnings need to get more local

News / Carbon & Climate

Temasek to review its baseline 1.8°C climate scenario

...CC's director of investor practice Monica Bae. "Physical risk impacts due to climate change will only continue to exacerbate. We urge investors to account for physical risks in their baseline climate ...

9 Jul 2025

Temasek to review its baseline 1.8°C climate scenario

News / Energy

Japan warns Okinawa LNG plant could harm coral reefs, raises risk of future shutdown

...ccelerate deployment of decarbonisation technologies including ammonia co-firing, hydrogen fuels and carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS). It said Okinawa Electric should consider “all optio...

12 May 2026

Japan warns Okinawa LNG plant could harm coral reefs, raises risk of future shutdown

News / Policy & Finance

Grid bottlenecks, policy gaps and financing barriers hinder Philippines’ path to net zero, experts say

...ce capacity will be critical to putting these changes into practice, said Michael Williamson, Chief of the Energy section at the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific....

6 Oct 2026

Grid bottlenecks, policy gaps and financing barriers hinder Philippines’ path to net zero, experts say

News / Carbon & Climate

Record temperatures scorch parts of India amid heatwave

...C reported. In 2024, after Rajasthan recorded a high of 50.5°C (123°F), more than 40,000 suspected cases of heatstroke were recorded, the BBC said. In the same BBC report, weather forecasting company ...

12 Apr 2025

Record temperatures scorch parts of India amid heatwave

News / Food & Agriculture

Half of global croplands could see a drop in suitable crops at 2°C of warming

...climate change will affect future potential crop diversity, the researchers identify the “safe climatic space” – or climate “niche” – for 30 major crops. This approach “maps the current climatic space...

6 Mar 2025

Half of global croplands could see a drop in suitable crops at 2°C of warming

News / Cities

As Indian cities struggle to plan for heat, the most vulnerable suffer

...ciocultural issues. “We know from research that caste and religious minorities are concentrated in particular areas. In India, caste is a critical vulnerability,” says Mehra. “We cannot choose not to ...

17 Apr 2026

As Indian cities struggle to plan for heat, the most vulnerable suffer

Press Releases / UN Environment Programme (UNEP)

Satellite methane alerts expanded to coal and waste sectors, UNEP announces

...cedented mine‑level transparency for a sector long characterised by data gaps. The database provides emissions estimates for nearly 250 coal mines, covering more than half of global metallurgical coa...

5 May 2026

Satellite methane alerts expanded to coal and waste sectors, UNEP announces

News / Policy & Finance

Taiwan rolls out urban forestry, water plans to tackle climate risks

...Chain” infrastructure project to connect water resources across northern, central and southern Taiwan is expected to be completed by 2039, boosting backup supply capacity to 60 per cent. Ahead of the ...

5 May 2026

Taiwan rolls out urban forestry, water plans to tackle climate risks

Press Releases / UN Environment Programme (UNEP)

Ministers urge decisive methane action as global report shows progress, warns of gaps

...ch CCAC provides secretariat functions. About Climate and Clean Air Coalition The UNEP-Convened Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC) is a voluntary partnership of over 200 governments, intergovern...

19 Nov 2025

Ministers urge decisive methane action as global report shows progress, warns of gaps

Tengah, the site of the most secondary forest loss in Singapore's recent history.

Opinion / Cities

Can Singapore’s secondary forests play a role in its climate adaptation plan?

...carbon electricity, supporting developing countries’ reporting capacity under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), and strengthening climate science across Asean. Its p...

1 Dec 2025

Can Singapore’s secondary forests play a role in its climate adaptation plan?

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Historic ruling finds climate change ‘imperils all forms of life’ and puts laggard nations on notice

...causes and impacts of climate change, the court’s ruling provides a clear baseline against which to assess countries’ action, or inaction, on climate change. Keeping 1.5°C alive? In recent years, many...

25 Jul 2025

Historic ruling finds climate change ‘imperils all forms of life’ and puts laggard nations on notice

News / Corporate Responsibility

South Korea’s major listed firms hit record sustainability scores in 2025 assessment

...cial risks. This year’s assessment found that six companies, including Shinhan Financial Group, received an overall grade of S; eight, including Samsung Electronics, received A+; 35 received A; 41 rec...

4 Nov 2025

South Korea’s major listed firms hit record sustainability scores in 2025 assessment

Typhoon Emong hits La Union in the Philippines, July 2025

News / Policy & Finance

High transition risk climate scenarios becoming more probable: GIC

...current socioeconomic and geopolitical backdrop, warned Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund GIC in its recent annual report. Among the four proprietary climate scenarios GIC currently uses to stress tes...

1 Aug 2025

High transition risk climate scenarios becoming more probable: GIC

News / Water

Could freezing coral larvae protect reefs from ocean warming?

...co and the US Virgin Islands. Cryopreserved coral sperm has also been successfully used to fertilise coral eggs collected from lab-spawned corals. In December 2024, researchers introduced the c...

8 Dec 2025

Could freezing coral larvae protect reefs from ocean warming?

Press Releases / United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)

Amid scorching temperatures, India turns to ideas both old and new to beat the heat

...cooling solutions come in. Passive cooling solutions range from reflective roofs to cool pavements to shade-providing tree cover. Crucially, and unlike air conditioning, these s...

5 Jun 2025

Amid scorching temperatures, India turns to ideas both old and new to beat the heat

South Korea’s state-run power generators have been unable to provide long-term financial forecasts for their coal-fired power assets

News / Carbon & Climate

South Korean power firms unable to project long-term coal losses amid 2040 phaseout push: report

...CO disclose long-term financial projections for coal and LNG assets, conduct stranded asset audits, clarify compensation mechanisms for early plant closures and improve transparency in electricity mar...

7 May 2026

South Korean power firms unable to project long-term coal losses amid 2040 phaseout push: report

News / Energy

AI to act as 'fusion layer' in stabilising Asia-Pacific’s climate stressed power grids, says report

...cial intelligence could become a critical tool for helping Asia Pacific’s overstretched power grids cope with climate change, according to a new report by London-based energy think tank Ember. The rep...

22 May 2026

AI to act as 'fusion layer' in stabilising Asia-Pacific’s climate stressed power grids, says report

News / Carbon & Climate

Hydrogen emissions are ‘supercharging’ the warming impact of methane

...ce the uncertainty in the climate impact [of hydrogen].” Dr Nicola Warwick is a researcher at the National Centre for Atmospheric Science and assistant research professor at the University of Cambridg...

30 Dec 2025

Hydrogen emissions are ‘supercharging’ the warming impact of methane

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