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The fight for wetlands, wildlife and youth-led conservation in the Philippines: Matthew Vincent Tabilog

...the Philippines. There’s very little research or protection for them despite their role in coastal resilience. Matthew Tabilog, founder, Mangrove Matters PH He has since become one of the Philippines...

2 Jul 2025

The fight for wetlands, wildlife and youth-led conservation in the Philippines: Matthew Vincent Tabilog

News / Energy

China’s new capacity payment risks locking in coal

...the year when reliability is most at risk. In the UK, for example, auctions cover the winter months. When PJM Interconnection shortened the time lag between auctions and when capacity is provided, the...

7 Dec 2023

China’s new capacity payment risks locking in coal

News / Cities

From protest to power: Greta's eco-warriors run for EU office

...then? But the activists say their passion is new, as is their desire to shake up the continent's key corridor of power. "This election is historic in the sense that we still have the climate clock ...

30 May 2024

From protest to power: Greta's eco-warriors run for EU office

News / Policy & Finance

What is the climate loss and damage fund and where is the cash?

...the wrong inflicted on the vulnerable.” Developing nations expect COP29 to expand the size of the FRLD and outline concrete ways they can receive the financing in a timely manner – rather than the dra...

18 Nov 2024

What is the climate loss and damage fund and where is the cash?

Resa Boenard atop Bantar Gebang landfill

News / Waste

‘Princess of the dump’ launches alliance to give Indonesia’s women waste pickers a fair wage

...their children on their own or return to their parents, because their husbands walk out on them, and the cycle of poverty continues, Boenard says. Life on the dump is difficult enough as it is. Most p...

22 Jul 2024

‘Princess of the dump’ launches alliance to give Indonesia’s women waste pickers a fair wage

SMBC’s group chief sustainability officer Masayuki Takanashi

News / Energy

Japan ‘does not have the luxury’ to give up hydrogen: SMBC sustainability head

...the exit of other Japanese companies and the state government. In 2023, SMBC was appointed the financial advisor to the project – the largest to be proposed in Australia, with the capacity to produce ...

15 May 2025

Japan ‘does not have the luxury’ to give up hydrogen: SMBC sustainability head

News / Corporate Responsibility

Why effective leadership is key to driving corporate purpose

...them decide who to work with, Palo IT held a global workshop in 2015 where all their employees gathered to think about the future of the company. “What emerged from the workshop was a strong desire f...

22 Dec 2023

Why effective leadership is key to driving corporate purpose

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News / Water

Q&A: Greater transparency can make fisheries fairer

...ther authorities to understand which vessels are where, and whether they should be there. It also provides this added safety benefit to the crew. That’s a mutually beneficial policy. Is there anythi...

29 Mar 2025

Q&A: Greater transparency can make fisheries fairer

News / Carbon & Climate

COP29: What is the world doing about climate change?

...the idea of leaving the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change that launched the COP negotiations. Dubbed the "finance COP", representatives from nearly 200 nations are gathering in the...

14 Nov 2024

COP29: What is the world doing about climate change?

News / Energy

Interview: China’s renewables ‘pave the way to rapidly reduce coal reliance’

...the Chinese government doing things. When they see an opportunity, they build the capacity first and they will even run at a loss-making state to just dominate the market. Once they have taken over th...

24 May 2024

Interview: China’s renewables ‘pave the way to rapidly reduce coal reliance’

Knasaimos women in the customary forests

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

What the loss and damage fund means for Indigenous communities

...the worsening situation of climate change in their local area. They would therefore be in the best position to communicate about their lives, and what would help them and not help them. Conventional c...

11 Nov 2024

What the loss and damage fund means for Indigenous communities

News / Manufacturing

China’s greener steelmakers spread overseas

...the contours of China’s role in the global steel transition. The challenge, then, lies in whether these projects can deliver in both climate and commercial terms. Hydrogen steelmaking and DRI-EAF proc...

16 Oct 2025

China’s greener steelmakers spread overseas

News / Cities

Four humanitarian crises that demand more attention in 2025

...the world's largest displacement of people, with more than 12 million people forced from their homes since the fighting began in April 2023. The civil war, pitting the Sudanese army against the parami...

6 Jan 2025

Four humanitarian crises that demand more attention in 2025

News / Transport

Road salt: Protecting China’s drivers, but at what cost?

...the growth of roadside plants, and can even lead to their wilting and death. “ The important thing is that governments communicate with the public about the environmental impacts as well as the road ...

15 Feb 2024

Road salt: Protecting China’s drivers, but at what cost?

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Filipino communities have most to gain when fisheries are protected: Earthshot finalist Coastal 500

...when their leaders are inspired and motivated, they can get so much done: they help enforce the rules, they allocate funding, and they show the community that this is a priority. Rocky Sanchez Tirona...

18 Oct 2023

Filipino communities have most to gain when fisheries are protected: Earthshot finalist Coastal 500

News / Manufacturing

EU carbon border levy could hurt Asian developing countries, yet do little to cut emissions: ADB

...the wider South Asia region bearing the brunt of the impact, according to a new Asian Development Bank (ADB) study. The transnational tariff, officially known as the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanis...

27 Feb 2024

EU carbon border levy could hurt Asian developing countries, yet do little to cut emissions: ADB

Celine Lim delivering a letter to Buckingham Palace in January 2023

News / Food & Agriculture

Indigenous activist on how to confront powerful forces to protect Malaysian forests and people – and win

...the construction of the Baram dam, marking the end of one of the most successful environmental defence campaigns in recent times in Southeast Asia. At the heart of the cause Lim's community continues ...

2 Feb 2024

Indigenous activist on how to confront powerful forces to protect Malaysian forests and people – and win

Press Releases / International Built Environment Week (IBEW)

Pioneering Asia’s built environment future with technology, talent and sustainability at IBEW and BEX Asia 2025

...the most comprehensive conference and exhibition on the built environment in the Asia Pacific, the IBEW is the ideal platform for the global community to converge and share knowledge, exchange experie...

7 Sep 2025

Pioneering Asia’s built environment future with technology, talent and sustainability at IBEW and BEX Asia 2025

News / Carbon & Climate

Q&A: Climate tipping points have put Earth on ‘disastrous trajectory,’ says new report

...the state or the fate of a system”. The report uses the analogy of a ball in a valley to describe tipping points, as shown in the graphic below. In the left-most panel (blue), the ball sits in the lef...

4 Jan 2024

Q&A: Climate tipping points have put Earth on ‘disastrous trajectory,’ says new report

News / Carbon & Climate

Q&A: ‘We must avoid more conflicts or injustice being caused by mineral extraction’

...the umbrella of the UN to take this initiative forward. There is a diplomatic path and public policy work that is opening up, which will have to take shape for the presentation of the agreement at the...

31 Jan 2025

Q&A: ‘We must avoid more conflicts or injustice being caused by mineral extraction’

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