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Q&A: ‘There was a gap between alert and action’ in Nepal floods
Following the devastating floods that swept through Nepal’s Rasuwa district on 26 August, over 1,000 people have been confirmed dead as of Tuesday, with 4,000 still missing. Scientists are still pieci...
7 Sep 2026
Q&A: ‘There was a gap between alert and action’ in Nepal floods
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Food & Agriculture
Women lead the fight against Uttarakhand’s forest fires
In the village forests of Uttarakhand, in the Himalayan region of northern India, a tree can be charred at its base while maintaining a green canopy at its peak. The distinct separation between burnt ...
13 Oct 2026
Women lead the fight against Uttarakhand’s forest fires
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Carbon & Climate
Indonesia risks
carbon
‘backfire’ with vast deforestation for sugarcane
...
carbon
emissions from massive forest loss. The project involves clearing 2 million hectares of forests, wetlands and grasslands in Merauke district in the country’s eastern Papua region, on the border...
30 Dec 2024
Indonesia risks carbon ‘backfire’ with vast deforestation for sugarcane
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Water
Riding the 2024 COPs wave: Ocean issues connect everything
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carbon
dioxide emissions and adapt to climate change. Technology is emerging as a controversial issue where ocean concerns meet climate change, particularly in two areas. The first is geoengineering ...
19 Nov 2024
Riding the 2024 COPs wave: Ocean issues connect everything
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Energy
Peak coal predicted this year despite promises to quit
...
carbon
-intensive fossil fuel and a big emitter of planet-warming
carbon
dioxide, several countries have pledged to quit coal - including Britain, which closed its last plant in September after 140 yea...
18 Oct 2024
Peak coal predicted this year despite promises to quit
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Cities
Our stories change: In this UNESCO Creative City, climate action is stitched with artistry
As thunder rolls across the mountains of Central Panay in the Philippines’ Visayas group of islands, Indigenous textile artist Rolinda "Durupan" Gilbaliga sets aside her embroidery and puts down her n...
30 Jul 2026
Our stories change: In this UNESCO Creative City, climate action is stitched with artistry
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Water
Proposed ‘community mines' in Sumatra raise red flags
The government of West Sumatra plans to move forward with a legal pathway for up to 300 small mines operating illegally in the heavily forested province, joining several other devolved governments gra...
25 Feb 2026
Proposed ‘community mines' in Sumatra raise red flags
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Corporate Responsibility
Fewer Singaporean firms are declaring sustainability targets amid delayed reporting rules
Singapore's businesses are becoming less transparent about their sustainability ambitions, a new study suggests. The 2025 Green Impact Gap Survey, conducted by the United Nations Global Compact Networ...
8 Oct 2025
Fewer Singaporean firms are declaring sustainability targets amid delayed reporting rules
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Carbon & Climate
What one year of Trump’s climate censorship reveals
President Donald Trump has gone beyond policy overhauls to fundamentally alter the way the government talks about climate change and the environment, limiting or outright deleting countervailing lang...
29 Jan 2026
What one year of Trump’s climate censorship reveals
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Waste
Lobby group rep raises alarm at HK event with 'denialist' claim that plastics don't harm humans or marine ecosystems
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carbon
emissions in isolation when making choices about the materials we use," she said. The cited study's authors have also stated that the "significant and unacceptable impact of plastics on marine ...
19 Sep 2025
Lobby group rep raises alarm at HK event with 'denialist' claim that plastics don't harm humans or marine ecosystems
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Food & Agriculture
Sudan farmers face deepening irrigation crisis as Iran war drives up fuel prices
In happier times, Mohamed Ahmed grows sorghum, lentils and beans on three feddans of land in Gezira state. But for more than a year, no irrigation water has reached the 1.2 hectares (3 acres) he culti...
20 Mar 2026
Sudan farmers face deepening irrigation crisis as Iran war drives up fuel prices
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United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
Environmental damage in Gaza harming human health, threatening long-term food, water security: UNEP
Two years of escalating conflict have caused unprecedented levels of environmental damage in the Gaza Strip, damaging its soils, freshwater supplies and coastline, finds a new report from the United N...
6 Oct 2025
Environmental damage in Gaza harming human health, threatening long-term food, water security: UNEP
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Carbon & Climate
Can wildlife photographers save nature?
A gallery on the south side of New York's Central Park is thousands of miles from where Paul Nicklen and Cristina Mittermeier made their names as two of the world's most famous wildlife photographers....
6 Oct 2025
Can wildlife photographers save nature?
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Policy & Finance
Philippines pushes AI hub, gas, and nuclear to boost investment
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transport when replacing their fleets. The goal, he said, is to build local EV industries and have half of all vehicles in the country running on electricity by 2040. He added that the country ...
28 Jul 2026
Philippines pushes AI hub, gas, and nuclear to boost investment
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Water
A landmark treaty could protect the high seas – and spark new conflicts
Two-thirds of the world’s oceans lie beyond national borders, an unregulated expanse under growing pressure from mining, fishing and climate change. Now, a new UN treaty promises to change that – but ...
6 Oct 2025
A landmark treaty could protect the high seas – and spark new conflicts
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Energy
Power wheeling can drive corporate investments and advance Indonesia’s renewable energy goals
...
carbon
emissions intensity of supply chains is increasing, most notably represented by Europe’s
Carbon
Border Adjustment Mechanism. There is a growing urgency to reduce the
carbon
emissions of the Ind...
8 Oct 2024
Power wheeling can drive corporate investments and advance Indonesia’s renewable energy goals
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Energy
‘Critical turning point’ for coal poses risks for China’s state power firms, says report
...
carbon
” goal in 2020. (The “dual
carbon
” goal is to peak emissions before 2030 and become “
carbon
neutral” before 2060. Read
Carbon
Brief’s China country profile for more detail.) The mandate says th...
12 Aug 2024
‘Critical turning point’ for coal poses risks for China’s state power firms, says report
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Water
Timor-Leste president warns of era of 'water refugees' and climate-induced water conflict
The president of Timor-Leste has called on young people entering the job market to become skilled in water management and conservation as he warned of climate-induced conflict over water resources. Sp...
19 Sep 2025
Timor-Leste president warns of era of 'water refugees' and climate-induced water conflict
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Carbon & Climate
Q&A: Could COP30 spur fossil fuels' end? This activist thinks so
Nobel Laureates, scientists, the World Health Organization and cities around the world have all backed a commitment to phase out planet-heating fossil fuels. Supporters of the global Fossil Fuel Non-...
4 Nov 2025
Q&A: Could COP30 spur fossil fuels' end? This activist thinks so
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Policy & Finance
China’s
carbon
market model can guide emerging economies
...
carbon
market has implications for the implementation of
carbon
markets worldwide. Emerging trends: Markets based on reducing
carbon
intensity While most other
carbon
markets aim to reduce total carbo...
5 Jun 2024
China’s carbon market model can guide emerging economies
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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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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
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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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Policy & Finance
Asean turns to World Bank to close clean energy, climate adaptation financing gaps
Southeast Asian finance ministers seek private capital, guarantees and technical support as region faces costly energy transition and …
Asean turns to World Bank to close clean energy, climate adaptation financing gaps
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Water
Nepal is a warning: Climate adaptation must become a global priority
Mitigation is essential as it limits future dangers, but adaptation protects people from existing risks.
Nepal is a warning: Climate adaptation must become a global priority
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