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News / Waste

Rhinos in Nepal's national park found ingesting sachets, other plastic waste

...inos live in Nepal’s wildlife sanctuaries, up from 645 in 2015. The species is listed as vulnerable on IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, with fewer than 2,200 individuals remaining in India and Nep...

11 Jul 2023

Rhinos in Nepal's national park found ingesting sachets, other plastic waste

News / Energy

Students for sustainability… Universiti Tenaga Nasional’s Ilanur Elyssa Bart

...ial sustainability. It is an interesting way to think about sustainability. Another company I admire for its sustainability efforts is Hygr. It is a small Malaysian brand that sells cosmetics like lip...

11 Oct 2022

Students for sustainability… Universiti Tenaga Nasional’s Ilanur Elyssa Bart

News / Transport

Fund green jet fuel research, don’t tax: AirAsia’s Tony Fernandes to governments

...id Capital A chief sustainability officer Yap Mun Ching at Sustainability Week Asia. Fernandes said that airlines in Asia will need more time to recover from the pandemic, due to “draconian” Covid-19 ...

8 Feb 2023

Fund green jet fuel research, don’t tax: AirAsia’s Tony Fernandes to governments

ChatGPT on smartphone and laptop display

News / Corporate Responsibility

Will ChatGPT write our future ESG reports?

...inability professionals in leadership positions do not have to worry about AI taking their jobs away. “Their jobs are all about leadership and inspiring organisations – AI will never inspire organisat...

24 Feb 2023

Will ChatGPT write our future ESG reports?

News / Food & Agriculture

India's farmers wrestle with shift to eco-friendly agriculture

...iving off farming difficult, pushing up debt, migration and suicides. Worries over falling yields have driven up the use of chemical fertilisers that are stripping the soil of nutrients and fuelling a...

22 Nov 2023

India's farmers wrestle with shift to eco-friendly agriculture

Upland farming near Lake Sebu, Philippines

News / Food & Agriculture

Climate crisis puts Indigenous farming to the test in the Philippines

...ireflies on the biri tree (Ficus cumingii) warns of potential floods and landslides. The tribe interprets the position of the moon and other celestial bodies in relation to their farming activities, L...

8 Aug 2023

Climate crisis puts Indigenous farming to the test in the Philippines

News / Water

Disease and malnutrition stalk water-scarce Afghanistan

...ikar, Parwan, which claimed over 100 lives. Human impact Since the Taliban takeover in 2021, Afghanistan has faced diplomatic isolation, with international organisations withdrawing, making it difficu...

8 Oct 2024

Disease and malnutrition stalk water-scarce Afghanistan

News / Policy & Finance

Poor nations have 'every right to be angry' on climate, says UN chief

...iamē Naomi Mataʻafa, prime minister of Samoa and chair of the Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS), noted that inhabitants of Pacific island nations like Tuvalu and Kiribati are already being force...

25 Sep 2023

Poor nations have 'every right to be angry' on climate, says UN chief

A female doctor with the International Medical Corps examines a woman patient at a mobile health clinic in Pakistan

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Women health workers hold the key to eradicating polio

...ith giving a voice to the women who are essential to eradication efforts – starting with initiatives like this one. Pakistan’s government was the first in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative to la...

28 Apr 2023

Women health workers hold the key to eradicating polio

News / Policy & Finance

Roundtable: The Belt and Road at 10

...I financing will likely change form and scope by refocusing more on financial and environmental sustainability, as it pairs with other initiatives like the Global Development Initiative. Zofeen Ebrahi...

14 Sep 2023

Roundtable: The Belt and Road at 10

Arsjad Rasjid, president director, Indika Energy