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Carbon & Climate
Mining threat remains in Raja Ampat, Indonesia’s ‘Amazon of the Seas’
Raja Ampat, one of the world’s most biodiverse marine regions, remains under pressure from Indonesia’s expanding nickel industry as three companies continue to seek permission to develop nickel projec...
5 Aug 2026
Mining threat remains in Raja Ampat, Indonesia’s ‘Amazon of the Seas’
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Food & Agriculture
Climate, pests and pollution fuel crop losses across India
When unseasonal rains hit Kerala during last year’s paddy harvest, farmers were forced to leave ripe crops standing in flooded fields. Harvesting machines could not operate in the rain, and without st...
5 Feb 2026
Climate, pests and pollution fuel crop losses across India
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Carbon & Climate
A de
carbon
ising China needs to talk about justice
...
carbon
tech will not be enough on its own. Overlooked views “Just transition” means shifting from a
carbon
-intensive to a greener economy in a fair and inclusive manner. In the context of low-
carbon
d...
3 May 2024
A decarbonising China needs to talk about justice
Press Releases /
Asian Development Bank (ADB)
Climate change could reduce GDP in developing Asia and the Pacific by 17% by 2070
...
carbon
markets can help achieve climate action goals cost effectively. ADB is committed to achieving a prosperous, inclusive, resilient, and sustainable Asia and the Pacific, while sustaining its eff...
1 Nov 2024
Climate change could reduce GDP in developing Asia and the Pacific by 17% by 2070
Podcasts /
Energy
The Asean energy ministers meeting – what's at stake?
...
carbon
emissions are reduced, one billion people with clean energy access, as well as 150 million new jobs and sustainable livelihoods created. So in this case, the targets cover various initiatives i...
26 Sep 2025
The Asean energy ministers meeting – what's at stake?
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Policy & Finance
The Belt and Road boomed in 2025
Last year, Chinese companies’ “engagement” in 150 countries involved in the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) reached its highest level since the BRI was launched 12 years ago. The value of construction ...
4 Feb 2026
The Belt and Road boomed in 2025
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Energy
China’s new renewables pricing mechanism may not give generators the stability they need
Since implementing its renewable energy law in 2005, China has been rapidly rolling out wind and solar power – from 10 gigawatts (GW) per year early on to over 430 GW last year. The country now has ab...
27 Feb 2026
China’s new renewables pricing mechanism may not give generators the stability they need
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Carbon & Climate
SBTi approves
carbon
credits for Scope 3 emissions offsetting to dismay of NGOs, own staff
...
carbon
credits into its system would spur a "race to the top" for quality
carbon
credits and builds on recent work done by
carbon
industry watchdog the Integrity Council for Voluntary
Carbon
Markets (...
11 Apr 2024
SBTi approves carbon credits for Scope 3 emissions offsetting to dismay of NGOs, own staff
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Energy
Malaysia's Energy Commission appoints Siti Safinah Salleh as new chief executive officer
Malaysia’s Energy Commission, or Suruhanjaya Tenaga (ST), has appointed Siti Safinah Salleh as its new chief executive officer, effective 19 February 2025. Siti’s appointment to helm the statutory bod...
21 Feb 2025
Malaysia's Energy Commission appoints Siti Safinah Salleh as new chief executive officer
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Carbon & Climate
China’s 2035 targets can be a climate breakthrough
...
Carbon
Energy Research Institute and Tsinghua University have projected a fall in steel output of 10-20 per cent by 2025 under the
carbon
neutrality pathway. When this drop is combined with the growin...
27 Jun 2024
China’s 2035 targets can be a climate breakthrough
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Food & Agriculture
Reducing ‘overconsumption’ of meat and dairy could cut one-sixth of food emissions
...
Carbon
Brief: “We have to realise that different [countries] have different diet structures. For example, some Muslim countries don’t eat pork. We [wanted] to find an option which can [be] compatible ...
9 Sep 2024
Reducing ‘overconsumption’ of meat and dairy could cut one-sixth of food emissions
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Policy & Finance
Q&A: Can debt-for-nature ‘swaps’ help tackle biodiversity loss and climate change?
...
Carbon
Brief that these swaps are “a very tangible strategy that is starting to be proven”. He adds that they are one of the “big sustainable financing tools that can help” support global-south count...
18 Jul 2024
Q&A: Can debt-for-nature ‘swaps’ help tackle biodiversity loss and climate change?
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Food & Agriculture
Q&A: The evolving debate about using genetically modified crops in a warming world
...
carbon
project at the Innovative Genomics Institute in Berkeley, California. She explains that gene modification technologies take DNA from one species and insert it into another. She tells
Carbon
Bri...
7 Jun 2024
Q&A: The evolving debate about using genetically modified crops in a warming world
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Manufacturing
Fast fashion has a serious coal problem
...
carbon
alternatives has been ongoing for a few years now – for example, H&M Group communicated with all T1 and T2 supplying factories in late 2021 – but now global brands slowly start to react to ...
10 Feb 2025
Fast fashion has a serious coal problem
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Green Buildings
Real estate advisory JLL appoints Teanna Tan to lead Asia Pacific sustainability
...
Carbon
Pricing Act and the measurement and reporting guidelines behind Southeast Asia's first
carbon
pricing mechanism for big polluters.
21 May 2024
Real estate advisory JLL appoints Teanna Tan to lead Asia Pacific sustainability
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Water
Resettled, not rehabilitated: Inside India’s ‘climate colony’
“A young girl has died. She gave birth, and the same day, she was dead,” laments Saraswati Mohanty. The funeral procession snaked its way through the village streets, carrying the body of Kashmira (no...
25 Feb 2026
Resettled, not rehabilitated: Inside India’s ‘climate colony’
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Carbon & Climate
Ending high-emission coal is key to China’s methane reduction
...
carbon
emissions by 2030 and achieving
carbon
neutrality by 2060, its coal consumption is expected to fall sharply, and a large number of mines will close. So, which strategies should China adopt to c...
3 Dec 2024
Ending high-emission coal is key to China’s methane reduction
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Zero Waste SG
The case for Sort it Out
...
carbon
footprint. In Singapore, domestic recycling in particular has persistently faced high contamination rates, which may warrant a relook into how we deposit, collect and ultimately process recyc...
8 Nov 2024
The case for Sort it Out
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Transport
Chinese EV brands climb ranking of world’s most sustainable corporations
...
carbon
-based fossil resources, racial and gender diversity. Singapore real estate firm City Developments Limited (CDL), which fell 17 spots from last year, scored well in its clean energy and investme...
27 Jan 2025
Chinese EV brands climb ranking of world’s most sustainable corporations
Opinion /
Water
The Ganges River is drying faster than ever – here’s what it means for the region and the world
The Ganges, a lifeline for hundreds of millions across South Asia, is drying at a rate scientists say is unprecedented in recorded history. Climate change, shifting monsoons, relentless extraction and...
26 Sep 2025
The Ganges River is drying faster than ever – here’s what it means for the region and the world
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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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