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Green Buildings
Singapore needs to 'de-ornamentalise' city greening to combat heat, infestations, says botanist
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carbon
. Veera Sekaran speaking at an event to assess the cooling potential of microforests on Friday 20 March. Image: Robin Hicks / Eco-Business Sekaran added that decisions about the role of nature...
26 Mar 2026
Singapore needs to 'de-ornamentalise' city greening to combat heat, infestations, says botanist
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Energy
Falling technology costs and rising corporate demand make clean energy financially viable for businesses in Asia Pacific
The shift towards clean energy in Asia Pacific (APAC) has moved beyond a sustainability imperative to become a commercially viable option for corporates. Declining cost of technologies, conducive poli...
7 Nov 2025
Falling technology costs and rising corporate demand make clean energy financially viable for businesses in Asia Pacific
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Energy
Japan’s de
carbon
isation projects in Southeast Asia are prolonging fossil fuel use: study
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carbon
capture and storage (CCS), said international research organisation Zero
Carbon
Analytics. A similar ratio of agreements – 34 per cent – are tied to renewables and electrification technologies,...
4 Oct 2024
Japan’s decarbonisation projects in Southeast Asia are prolonging fossil fuel use: study
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Carbon & Climate
Ozone pollution shrinks tropical forest growth
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carbon
, new research shows. Tropical forests are vital “
carbon
sinks” – capturing and storing
carbon
dioxide that would otherwise stay in the atmosphere and contribute to global warming. According to ...
25 Sep 2024
Ozone pollution shrinks tropical forest growth
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Carbon & Climate
Better call Saul: Can climate lawsuits slow global warming?
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carbon
dioxide emissions can be blamed for Andean glaciers melting above Lliuya's hometown and swelling a lake to dangerous levels. Activists, scientists and Indigenous people are filing a growing num...
12 Mar 2025
Better call Saul: Can climate lawsuits slow global warming?
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Energy
'Threat to climate information integrity': Big Oil unleashed internet ad blitz ahead of COP30
Oil companies sharply escalated their Google advertising campaigns in the lead-up to COP30, with Big Oil multiplying its ads nearly thirtyfold between September and October alone, according to a new r...
24 Nov 2025
'Threat to climate information integrity': Big Oil unleashed internet ad blitz ahead of COP30
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Policy & Finance
What is the ‘Tropical Forest Forever’ fund and will it work?
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carbon
that has not been released into the atmosphere by the trees being left standing. The main example is REDD+, launched at COP19 in 2013. By this logic, a country that reached zero deforestation w...
24 Apr 2025
What is the ‘Tropical Forest Forever’ fund and will it work?
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Carbon & Climate
After COP30, Brazilian oil continues its rush towards the global market
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carbon
emissions. A report by the International Institute for Sustainable Development highlighted that 85 per cent of Petrobras’ projects would be economically unviable in a scenario aligned with the ...
9 Dec 2025
After COP30, Brazilian oil continues its rush towards the global market
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Carbon & Climate
The real lesson from Australia’s first major greenwashing case
For all the noise around corporate climate claims, the recent ruling in the Federal Court of Australia in Australasian Centre for Corporate Responsibility’s (ACCR) claim against Santos, Australia’s fi...
20 Apr 2026
The real lesson from Australia’s first major greenwashing case
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Food & Agriculture
This Philippine coastal farm is redefining farming with wetlands
The Glinoga Integrated Farm in Quezon province sits among brackish fishponds, some active, others long abandoned and slowly reclaimed by the landscape. About a four-hour drive from Manila, the farm in...
3 Jul 2026
This Philippine coastal farm is redefining farming with wetlands
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Policy & Finance
Indonesia turns to Indigenous data to map customary lands
Indigenous peoples in Indonesia have long faced a basic problem: Data on their communities, cultures and customary territories are scattered across government agencies and civil society organisations,...
7 Sep 2026
Indonesia turns to Indigenous data to map customary lands
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Energy
Indonesia’s captive coal: ‘Who is this really for?’
From her house in Labota village, Nurjana sees the towering chimneys of the Sulawesi Labota power station spewing white smoke day in, day out. The power station is located inside the Indonesia Morowa...
7 Sep 2026
Indonesia’s captive coal: ‘Who is this really for?’
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Policy & Finance
ESG platforms face market shake-up as free reporting tools expand in Asia
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carbon
management platform GoNetZero, as well as greentech startups, including Arabesque, Evercomm and Zuno
Carbon
, fronted two full rows of booths. It marked the mainstreaming of sustainability in th...
6 Jan 2025
ESG platforms face market shake-up as free reporting tools expand in Asia
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Energy
Walking Malaysia’s oil shock tightrope
Malaysia’s fiscal consolidation can be a formidable task against global energy shocks. The Madani government has reduced the deficit for the past three years with subsidy rationalisation, but this add...
8 Jun 2026
Walking Malaysia’s oil shock tightrope
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Carbon & Climate
Climate 'last thing on voters' minds' in Singapore election
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carbon
pricing and electricity imports, its policies fall short of the 1.5°C warming target and continue supporting high-emission industries like fossil fuels and aviation through tax incentives and a...
30 Apr 2025
Climate 'last thing on voters' minds' in Singapore election
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Energy
Thailand’s ethanol revolution: Can biofuels deliver on climate goals?
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carbon
dioxide emissions by about 40 per cent compared to petrol, making it an attractive option for de
carbon
ising economies. Following the Thai government’s recent decision to extend its biofuels man...
28 Feb 2025
Thailand’s ethanol revolution: Can biofuels deliver on climate goals?
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Waste
Malaysia tightens fight against toxic trade with e-waste ban
On the morning of July 7, 2026, a shipping container declared to contain tin ore caught fire shortly after offloading at Port Klang, Malaysia. After firefighters doused the flames, they pried open the...
24 Jul 2026
Malaysia tightens fight against toxic trade with e-waste ban
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Water
El Niño and encroachment threaten Sri Lanka's national parks
Around 14 per cent of Sri Lanka’s total land area is dedicated to wildlife protected areas, which includes more than 20 national parks. However, due to natural and anthropogenic factors, protected spe...
24 Jul 2026
El Niño and encroachment threaten Sri Lanka's national parks
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Carbon & Climate
Climate change almost wipes out decline in global area burned by wildfires
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Carbon
Project. He is the lead author of a study published last week, which finds that forest fire
carbon
emissions increased by 60 per cent globally over 2001-23. He tells
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Brief there climate ...
28 Oct 2024
Climate change almost wipes out decline in global area burned by wildfires
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Energy
South Korea’s solar inverter makers unite to curb Chinese dominance
South Korea’s solar inverter manufacturers are banding together to challenge what they describe as an over-reliance on Chinese equipment, warning that Beijing’s near-monopoly could threaten national e...
21 Nov 2025
South Korea’s solar inverter makers unite to curb Chinese dominance
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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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Carbon & Climate
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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Water
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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Water
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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Electric vehicles are getting heavier, making bigger carbon footprints in the factory and on the roads.
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