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training session in mangrove restoration agency

News / Carbon & Climate

To dye for: Indonesia's carbon-rich mangroves in fashion with women weavers

...flooding One key reason to stop further destruction of Indonesia's mangroves is to ensure the climate-heating carbon they store remains in their biomass and the soil they grow in. Research shows glob...

17 Dec 2021

To dye for: Indonesia's carbon-rich mangroves in fashion with women weavers

News / Waste

Sewage pollution drives drastic deterioration of Brahmaputra in last six years

...flooding. There have also been many instances of mass death of fish that affect the livelihood of people.” Sumanta Nayek, associate professor at Amity University, who co-authored the book chapter with...

16 Dec 2021

Sewage pollution drives drastic deterioration of Brahmaputra in last six years

News / Carbon & Climate

Twin 'crises' of climate and Covid hammering millions, Red Cross says

...floods, droughts or storms and the pandemic, with nearly 3,500 people killed in the weather events, it said. "The climate crisis has not stopped for Covid-19, and millions of people have suffered from...

24 Sep 2020

Twin 'crises' of climate and Covid hammering millions, Red Cross says

A sugarcane farmer in Talisay, Western Visayas in the Philippines.

News / Food & Agriculture

As climate heat worsens, a hungrier world is likely

...flooding are likely with time to become more extreme and more frequent. So how farmers have adapted in the recent past to shifts in the climate in the last few decades might provide an answer as to th...

21 Jun 2021

As climate heat worsens, a hungrier world is likely

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate change caused havoc 2,000 years ago

...flood and the death of the Roman Mark Antony and the last of Egypt’s Ptolemaic rulers, Cleopatra. The trigger for that cold shadow over the Mediterranean theatre of history? Summer and autumn temperat...

3 Jul 2020

Climate change caused havoc 2,000 years ago

Sual 1 coal plant Pangasinan, Philippines

Opinion / Policy & Finance

What the Philippines needs to do in 2021 to deliver its climate pledges

...flooding due to rising sea levels, the country remains among the world’s most climate-vulnerable nations. Despite these threats, the government is planning to reduce its commitment to lower carbon emi...

19 Jan 2021

What the Philippines needs to do in 2021 to deliver its climate pledges

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Climate cooperation knows no borders

...floods and droughts every year. It will require bold leadership and urgent action to avert a crisis that threatens the future of human civilisation and Korea has taken a right step forward. We are liv...

12 Oct 2021

Climate cooperation knows no borders

Press Releases / Imagine H2O Asia

Meet Imagine H2O Asia’s third cohort of water tech startups

...flood-related disasters have more than doubled globally with over 80 per cent of people affected living in Asia. As the COP26 summit unfolds this week, the region’s decision makers are acknowle...

5 Nov 2021

Meet Imagine H2O Asia’s third cohort of water tech startups

Trees in Century Park in Shanghai, China

News / Carbon & Climate

Real cost of net zero carbon could be mass hunger

...floods across the globe are a dire warning that much more needs to be done, and much more quickly, to change our current pathway. This can only be achieved through more ambitious NDCs”, Patricia Espin...

11 Aug 2021

Real cost of net zero carbon could be mass hunger

Bangui Wind Farm in Bangui, Ilocos Norte, Philippines

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Putting public finance on the right side of history

...floods, and wildfires have shown why we need climate action now, not later. And because future prosperity lies in clean energy investment, there is also a clear economic development case for redoublin...

6 Oct 2021

Putting public finance on the right side of history

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Stopping Cambodia’s reckless urban development

...flooding, but the workers were more afraid of being expelled from them. With no legal proof of ownership or means of defending themselves, they lived huddled in the factory’s shadow in permanent fear ...

17 Aug 2020

Stopping Cambodia’s reckless urban development

A face mask hangs on a tree branch in Singapore

News / Policy & Finance

World leaders urged to learn from pandemic in adapting to climate change

...floods to moving coastal communities to safer places, capturing rainwater, providing storm warnings and giving farmers weather and crop advice via mobile phones. Breakthrough needed Christopher Pissa...

25 Jan 2021

World leaders urged to learn from pandemic in adapting to climate change

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

How to avert a climate catastrophe

...floods, hurricanes, and droughts), while felt locally, demand a global response, which should set binding targets that take into account countries’ contributions to the problem and to the solution. Jo...

29 Sep 2021

How to avert a climate catastrophe

Press Releases / The Blue Circle

Coal is pricing itself for extinction

...floods, and finally India, the second largest importer of coal, is expected by ADB to have its GDP rebounding 11 per cent by March 2022, and is heavily buying coal ahead of the dry season. Since the ...

29 Sep 2021

Coal is pricing itself for extinction

An iceberg floats near the Wahlenberg Glacier

News / Carbon & Climate

Six hot topics for climate change and nature policy in 2022

...floods in Europe and China, and hunger-inducing drought in East Africa, climate change-fuelled disasters cost tens of billions of dollars in 2021 and caused severe human suffering. A key report fro...

7 Jan 2022

Six hot topics for climate change and nature policy in 2022

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Greening the hardest sectors

...floods, droughts, and storms. From California and Texas to entire regions of Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, the catastrophic consequences of the climate crisis are compounding. While the costs of ...

28 Sep 2021

Greening the hardest sectors

News / Energy

Coal mine extension encroaches on Hasdeo forest reserve

The historic rise in temperatures this year has affected the lives of many in India. This has also renewed focus on the impacts of climate change. Even as people are being advised to stay indoors and ...

31 May 2022

Coal mine extension encroaches on Hasdeo forest reserve

wildlife trafficking in chinese economic zones

News / Policy & Finance

Wildlife trafficking hotspots in Chinese special economic zones, surveys say

...flood of tourist dollars they had been bringing for years before that had shaped the development of special economic zones like Boten, Bokeo and Sihanoukville, transforming them into casino boomtowns....

14 Jun 2021

Wildlife trafficking hotspots in Chinese special economic zones, surveys say

The billion-dollar Gardens by the Bay project is built on 101 hectares of land in Marina Bay, the heart of Singapore's Central Business District.

Podcasts / Carbon & Climate

Gardens beneath the bay: The existential threat of rising sea levels

...flooding and inundation. Though predictions for the extent and rate of sea-level rise vary greatly, a study by Climate Central released last year estimated that a land area housing 300 million people...

5 Nov 2020

Gardens beneath the bay: The existential threat of rising sea levels

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Why language matters for conservation

...floods in Western Germany not only illustrated the danger of a destabilised climate, but also sparked a debate on the destruction of natural forests and their role in mitigating such extreme weather e...

20 Oct 2021

Why language matters for conservation