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Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
From bankable projects to bankable systems
Investors often cite the same constraint when asked why more capital does not flow to developing economies: too few bankable projects, too much risk. Governments see the problem differently. Capital i...
15 Apr 2026
From bankable projects to bankable systems
News /
Policy & Finance
Singapore’s ‘30 by 30’ food security goal currently under review, confirms government
...
carbon
emissions at waste-to-energy plants, with a pilot project to be launched by 2026 to validate such
carbon
capture technologies, such as amine-based absorption. - A S$300 million (US$223.7 millio...
5 Mar 2025
Singapore’s ‘30 by 30’ food security goal currently under review, confirms government
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
War and weather show how fragile food systems are - we must act
As 2025 draws to a close, one lesson stands out from a year of conflict, climate shocks and economic turbulence: food systems now sit on the frontline of social protection and global stability. When...
31 Dec 2025
War and weather show how fragile food systems are - we must act
Podcasts /
Energy
Cross-border clean energy projects are hard – but the returns are worth the pain: Sunseap co-founder Frank Phuan
Moving clean energy across borders is one of energy-hungry Southeast Asia’s biggest de
carbon
isation opportunities – but it is also highly complex, politically sensitive and technically taxing. In the ...
3 Feb 2026
Cross-border clean energy projects are hard – but the returns are worth the pain: Sunseap co-founder Frank Phuan
News /
Cities
‘My body feels like lead’: Heat is making pregnancy a nightmare in Karachi
Inside the gynaecology clinic of Karachi’s largest public hospital, the air felt several degrees hotter. It was only 9:30 am on a Friday in late February, and the windowless waiting room was already p...
14 Apr 2026
‘My body feels like lead’: Heat is making pregnancy a nightmare in Karachi
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Policy & Finance
Developed countries failing to pay ‘fair share’ of nature finance ahead of COP16
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Carbon
Brief. Selected national pledges to the Global Biodiversity Framework Fund, as of the end of August 2024. Source: Global Environment Facility, shared with
Carbon
Brief. Chart:
Carbon
Brief. Ad...
21 Oct 2024
Developed countries failing to pay ‘fair share’ of nature finance ahead of COP16
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Water
‘No country is immune from water bankruptcy’
Kaveh Madani is many things. He has been deputy head of Iran’s environmental agency, an activist, a climate negotiator. But fundamentally he has always been a water scientist. Now, as director of t...
26 Jan 2026
‘No country is immune from water bankruptcy’
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Waste
'For US$100 million a year, we can get clean oceans': The Ocean Cleanup founder Boyan Slat
When Boyan Slat observed more plastic bags than fish while diving in Greece as a teenager, it triggered a mission that would swell into one of the world’s most visible environmental cleanup campaigns....
29 May 2026
'For US$100 million a year, we can get clean oceans': The Ocean Cleanup founder Boyan Slat
News /
Water
Worsening flood risks loom over Indonesia’s degraded peatlands
...
carbon
— overlap with industrial concessions. Pantau Gambut estimates that 8 million hectares (20 million acres), or 33 per cent, of these units fall within concessions, putting them at high risk of b...
15 Apr 2025
Worsening flood risks loom over Indonesia’s degraded peatlands
News /
Food & Agriculture
Young Indian farmers using agri-tech could narrow a generational gap
A group of young people gather in an open field in Telangana, southern India. They take turns trying out flying an agricultural drone meant to spray pesticides, in a session organised by a drone merch...
20 Aug 2026
Young Indian farmers using agri-tech could narrow a generational gap
News /
Carbon & Climate
National data repository must help Malaysia with local climate adaptation, say policymakers
As Southeast Asia struggles with increasingly extreme weather events spurred by climate change, Malaysia’s ability to adapt has come under scrutiny. A lack of sufficiently detailed and actionable data...
20 Feb 2026
National data repository must help Malaysia with local climate adaptation, say policymakers
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Policy & Finance
‘Stop financing harm’: TNFD co-chair on how to close the nature finance gap
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carbon
using our natural ecosystems, forests, peatlands, soil, seagrass, to get to net zero because we can't mechanically sequester
carbon
quickly or cheaply enough.
Carbon
capture, or
carbon
sequestr...
22 Jan 2025
‘Stop financing harm’: TNFD co-chair on how to close the nature finance gap
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Cities
Delhi looks to artificial rain to clear 'airpocalypse' smog
New Delhi is set to use artificial rain for the first time after toxic smog engulfed the Indian capital this week in a so-called 'airpocalypse' that is partly due to the use of firecrackers during Di...
28 Oct 2025
Delhi looks to artificial rain to clear 'airpocalypse' smog
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Rethinking emissions targets in developing countries
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carbon
ising the energy system – could therefore help reduce emissions in the region, as well-managed pastures and soil can increase
carbon
sequestration. This approach would also align private incenti...
28 Aug 2024
Rethinking emissions targets in developing countries
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Food & Agriculture
How does Indonesia's palm oil industry fuel the climate crisis?
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carbon
is being released into the atmosphere. How do palm oil plantations contribute to deforestation? Palm oil plantations cover more than 42.7 million acres of Indonesia, compared with 41.5 mil...
19 Sep 2024
How does Indonesia's palm oil industry fuel the climate crisis?
News /
Policy & Finance
Controversial Cook Islands seabed mining plan gets backing from former Australia PM Scott Morrison
The Cook Islands should be entitled to mine the ocean floor so that any revenue from this activity can be used to develop the country's sovereign wealth fund, said former prime minister of Australia, ...
25 Sep 2025
Controversial Cook Islands seabed mining plan gets backing from former Australia PM Scott Morrison
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
How insurance can transform our resilience to climate shocks
...
carbon
ise, a crisis continues to unfold: the rising toll of climate shocks on people least equipped to bear them. When Hurricane Melissa slammed into Jamaica as a Category 5 storm, it produced extensi...
26 Dec 2025
How insurance can transform our resilience to climate shocks
News /
Cities
‘Ozone-climate penalty’ adds to India’s air pollution
...
carbon
assimilation that results in the decline of crop yields. According to the ozone study, India’s rice yield loss due to ozone pollution rose from 7.39 million tonnes to 11.46 million tonnes betwe...
27 Apr 2025
‘Ozone-climate penalty’ adds to India’s air pollution
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
How to feed ten billion people
With the world struggling to feed eight billion people today, how will we feed ten billion by 2050? Meeting the nutritional needs of a growing population requires not just a radical increase in food...
22 Jan 2026
How to feed ten billion people
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Corporate Responsibility
Turning up the heat: Joojin Kim on taking Solutions for Our Climate’s approach of holding polluters to account regional
...
carbon
emissions. Joojin Kim, founder and CEO of Solutions for Our Climate (SFOC), believes the approach that the climate advocacy group takes can help shift that trajectory. “We are building new tea...
10 Sep 2025
Turning up the heat: Joojin Kim on taking Solutions for Our Climate’s approach of holding polluters to account regional
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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?
News /
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
News /
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
News /
Manufacturing
China’s EV weight problem
Electric vehicles are getting heavier, making bigger carbon footprints in the factory and on the roads.
China’s EV weight problem
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
When disaster crosses borders, Indonesia’s credibility is tested twice
As environmental disasters increasingly spill across borders, timely and transparent crisis communication is becoming an important test of …
When disaster crosses borders, Indonesia’s credibility is tested twice
News /
Policy & Finance
Two-thirds of biodiversity aid overlooks local communities in funding descriptions: IIED
Indigenous Peoples appear in just 2.24 per cent of nature-related aid descriptions, raising concerns over communities’ decision-making power …
Two-thirds of biodiversity aid overlooks local communities in funding descriptions: IIED
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