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Opinion /
Waste
The problem of plastic waste – and what it really means to make the polluter pay
...
Malaysia
or Turkey. Even getting this far has taken decades of generous government spending, subsidies and Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) schemes that range from a few hundred to more than a t...
26 Mar 2021
The problem of plastic waste – and what it really means to make the polluter pay
News /
Cities
To avoid future pandemics, reverse the destruction of ecosystems
...
Malaysia
. There is still no vaccine for Nipah, which kills up to 75 per cent of people it infects. Human encroachment is changing the composition of ecosystems. “It’s this idea of how habitat degradat...
24 Mar 2021
To avoid future pandemics, reverse the destruction of ecosystems
News /
Food & Agriculture
Will India’s curb on
Malaysia
n palm oil hurt Indonesian forests?
...
Malaysia
could undo progress made on sustainable palm oil and put forests in Indonesia and elsewhere at greater risk if it drags on, experts said. Last month, India—
Malaysia
’s largest palm oil market ...
5 Feb 2020
Will India’s curb on Malaysian palm oil hurt Indonesian forests?
News /
Transport
US slaps sanctions on China oil giant over South China Sea activity
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Malaysia
, the Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam. While Indonesia does not regard itself as a party to the South China Sea dispute, Beijing claims historic rights to parts of that sea overlapping Indones...
19 Jan 2021
US slaps sanctions on China oil giant over South China Sea activity
Press Releases /
LYS Energy Group
HG Metal partners with LYS Energy Group to build and operate rooftop solar PV system
...
Malaysia
, Thailand, and Vietnam. LYS Energy aims at being a vector of the Energy Transition towards a more distributed, autonomous, and smart model. Incorporating distributed generating facilities, e...
29 Jun 2021
HG Metal partners with LYS Energy Group to build and operate rooftop solar PV system
News /
Waste
Covid-19 prompts pivot to green alternative to rubber gloves
...
Malaysia
n company is determined to address. Meditech Gloves is working with scientists at Britain's Cranfield University to create a surgical glove that uses natural rubber and can biodegrade 100 time...
26 Nov 2020
Covid-19 prompts pivot to green alternative to rubber gloves
Press Releases /
PEFC
Sustainable paper packaging: good for people & the planet
...
Malaysia
’s Teo Seng Paper Products produces sturdy egg trays made of recycled newspapers and corrugated cartons, certified by PEFC. Opinion Piece by Ken Hickson
22 Sep 2021
Sustainable paper packaging: good for people & the planet
News /
Policy & Finance
Covid-19 and the increase in domestic violence in Asia Pacific
...
Malaysia
and Australia seeing a rise in domestic violence cases. In Singapore, the Association of Women for Action and Research (AWARE) women's helpline saw a 33 per cent increase in calls related to ...
3 Apr 2020
Covid-19 and the increase in domestic violence in Asia Pacific
News /
Carbon & Climate
Students for sustainability... Monash University
Malaysia
's Janak Preet Kaur
...
Malaysia
n Youth Delegation, a group that raises awareness of climate policies among young
Malaysia
ns, and engages with the government on environmental issues. Having graduated with a degree in chemica...
29 May 2020
Students for sustainability... Monash University Malaysia's Janak Preet Kaur
News /
Food & Agriculture
Singapore eateries that use sustainable palm oil asked to carry 'haze-free' signage
...
Malaysia
-based executive noted that PM.Haze is the only Singaporean organisation that is consistantly focused on tackling problematic forestry issues "and not just when there is a big haze upon us". P...
4 Nov 2020
Singapore eateries that use sustainable palm oil asked to carry 'haze-free' signage
Podcasts /
Water
Shifting sands: the environmental controversy beneath your feet
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Malaysia
or Indonesia, and Vietnam and Cambodia, and a lot of these countries have started and continuing their band of sand exportation to Singapore. I think part of the reason why the communities f...
23 Mar 2022
Shifting sands: the environmental controversy beneath your feet
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Policy & Finance
China explores involving communities in mangrove restoration
...
Malaysia
, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. The biggest driver in Southeast Asia is the conversion of land for food production, such as rice, fish and shrimp farming. The report estimates that 50...
3 Feb 2022
China explores involving communities in mangrove restoration
News /
Policy & Finance
Can Asean balance growth and sustainability in post-Covid infrastructure development?
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Malaysia
ns don’t want to just hang out in shopping malls, and there have been calls for more recreational parks and other green spaces to make the
Malaysia
n capital more pedestrian-friendly. Investmen...
28 Sep 2020
Can Asean balance growth and sustainability in post-Covid infrastructure development?
Press Releases /
Total Carbon Neutrality Ventures
Total Carbon Neutrality Ventures invests in Singapore-based microgrid start-up Canopy Power
...
Malaysia
. The company also provides engineering services related to microgrid deployment for remote customers such as island resorts, mines, plantations and island utilities. Canopy Power is currentl...
27 Jan 2021
Total Carbon Neutrality Ventures invests in Singapore-based microgrid start-up Canopy Power
News /
Waste
In the Philippines’ war on waste, a startup deploys black soldier flies
...
Malaysia
and Indonesia. FiveDOL is locally promoted as LimaDOL. “Lima” means “five” in Filipino, while DOL stands for “day-old larvae” — hence, five-day-old larvae, which is the crucial period for bla...
30 Jun 2021
In the Philippines’ war on waste, a startup deploys black soldier flies
News /
Policy & Finance
Cloud technology could be the most disruptive digital tool for empowering ASEAN's vulnerable communities
...
Malaysia
are ranked next in the matrix, with conducive regulatory environments and relatively high digital penetration at around 80 per cent of the populations in both countries. Indonesia, the most p...
22 Mar 2021
Cloud technology could be the most disruptive digital tool for empowering ASEAN's vulnerable communities
News /
Policy & Finance
DBS Bank to end thermal coal financing by 2039
...
Malaysia
’s CIMB bank unveiled its own plan to reach zero exposure to thermal coal by 2040. A DBS spokesperson said that at the end of 2020, the bank’s exposure to thermal coal mining and coal-fired po...
16 Apr 2021
DBS Bank to end thermal coal financing by 2039
Opinion /
Corporate Responsibility
Human exploitation and environmental harm: What is the connection?
...
Malaysia
, across to the demanding fast fashion factories of Mauritius; unsustainable labour practices and ecocide straddle many industries. Take fast fashion, a vast selection of cheap clothing needed...
18 Feb 2021
Human exploitation and environmental harm: What is the connection?
News /
Policy & Finance
Will Covid-19 inspire young women to become social entrepreneurs?
...
Malaysia
-based social enterprise and youth movement that connects and empowers students to help them to share ideas and learn about how to tackle major societal challenges like climate change, educati...
17 Mar 2021
Will Covid-19 inspire young women to become social entrepreneurs?
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Singapore's green taxonomy should lead, not lag
...
Malaysia
in 2019 and the Chinese Green Industry Guiding Catalogue both remain high-level but do not include any systematic quantitative thresholds. The challenge will be to come up with threshold me...
12 Apr 2021
Singapore's green taxonomy should lead, not lag
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Corporate Responsibility
Extreme weather could drive US$450 billion in losses in Asia Pacific: analysis
Flooding alone is projected to wipe out US$286 billion in value across the region over the short and …
Extreme weather could drive US$450 billion in losses in Asia Pacific: analysis
News /
Water
‘Same dangerous project’: Outrage grows after Indonesia revives disputed mine
Indonesia’s environment ministry has reapproved a controversial zinc and lead mine in North Sumatra, less than a year …
‘Same dangerous project’: Outrage grows after Indonesia revives disputed mine
News /
Corporate Responsibility
Taiwan sustainability award winners linked to environmental, labour breaches: report
Civil society groups say more than half of recognised companies had regulatory violations, raising questions over ESG award …
Taiwan sustainability award winners linked to environmental, labour breaches: report
News /
Transport & Logistics
Laos suspends fuel-powered vehicle imports in drive to accelerate EV adoption
A ban through end-2026 aims to reduce fossil fuel dependence, control EV prices and expand charging infrastructure as …
Laos suspends fuel-powered vehicle imports in drive to accelerate EV adoption
News /
Energy
What drove China’s historic drop in power-sector emissions?
Two provinces accounted for more than national net decline, while grid bottlenecks and curtailment threatened to waste clean …
What drove China’s historic drop in power-sector emissions?
News /
Cities
Trees sacrificed for ‘development’: advocates slam DENR’s green light for mass tree cutting in Philippines
The environment department has since paused the Manila operations amid public backlash but insists tree-cutting in Manila and …
Trees sacrificed for ‘development’: advocates slam DENR’s green light for mass tree cutting in Philippines
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