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Bangladesh’s lone coal mine blights once-fertile land
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5, Sattar’s family, together with the entire village of Patigram, had to leave their homes, located about two kilometres from the Barapukuria coal mine. “In 20
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4, our houses shook very frequently whe...
21 Dec 2022
Bangladesh’s lone coal mine blights once-fertile land
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Cities
Bear, leopard attacks and human-animal conflicts rise as buffer zones vanish in Kashmir
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5 years in different incidents across Kashmir from June
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to July 6 are the latest in the series of human-animal conflicts. On June
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4, a
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2-year-old girl’s body was recovered from a forest in north...
29 Jul 2022
Bear, leopard attacks and human-animal conflicts rise as buffer zones vanish in Kashmir
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Policy & Finance
Vulnerable nations demand funding for climate losses, fearing UN 'talk shop'
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5.5 billion in 20
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9-202
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, up from about $
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.6 billion in 2000-2002 - but rich countries have met only just over half of these appeals since 20
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7, leaving a huge shortfall. "What these increased fundin...
10 Jun 2022
Vulnerable nations demand funding for climate losses, fearing UN 'talk shop'
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Cities
Recommendations galore, but are they benefitting Himalayan wetlands?
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more wetlands have been added to the list of Ramsar sites in India taking the total 75 with an area of
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3, 26,677 hectares. Two of the
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new Ramsar sites are in the Kashmir. “Haigam and Shallabugh...
18 Aug 2022
Recommendations galore, but are they benefitting Himalayan wetlands?
Press Releases /
ClimateCare
Gyapa Cookstove project issues additional one million gold standard carbon credits
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million tonnes of independently verified Gold Standard carbon credits. This brings the total emission reductions achieved by the project to more than 5 million over
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2 years. This world-leading pro...
17 Feb 2022
Gyapa Cookstove project issues additional one million gold standard carbon credits
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Policy & Finance
Can the international community still do big things?
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.2 trillion. That’s without the incremental investments of $2 trillion annually needed to support renewable-energy investments in developing countries to achieve the 20
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5 Paris climate agreement’s go...
11 May 2022
Can the international community still do big things?
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Manufacturing
Rare earth mining in Malaysia's Perak forest raises environmental and health concerns
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6
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hectares of land in one of Malaysia's most environmentally sensitive areas (ESAs). If successful, the company intends to build seven more mining facilities. Lanthanides are rare earth elements (R...
29 Jun 2022
Rare earth mining in Malaysia's Perak forest raises environmental and health concerns
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Policy & Finance
In carbon markets we trust? New global guidance aims to stop greenwashing
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billion for the first time in 202
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, more than doubling in size from 2020. It said more companies - from energy to consumer goods and finance - are looking to buy credits as they work on developing s...
22 Jul 2022
In carbon markets we trust? New global guidance aims to stop greenwashing
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Carbon & Climate
Another poor wet season endangers Cambodia’s biggest lake and its people
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00 hydropower dams in the Mekong River and its tributaries, blocking water that otherwise would flow downstream. “We’ve learned that 2020 was the lowest flow year for the Mekong across a
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0-year pe...
25 Nov 2021
Another poor wet season endangers Cambodia’s biggest lake and its people
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Policy & Finance
Bonn climate talks end with ‘almost empty pages’
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million (US$
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.2 million) in Glasgow. Some countries called for scientists on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) to write a report on the issue to inform the talks. Mitigation ambit...
27 Jun 2022
Bonn climate talks end with ‘almost empty pages’
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Carbon & Climate
China's coal-powered economy drives global carbon dioxide emissions to historic high
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9 levels in 202
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and in Europe they were 2.4 per cent lower. Japan's emissions rebounded by less than
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per cent in 202
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. Per capita carbon emissions in developed countries are now 8.2 tonnes per per...
14 Mar 2022
China's coal-powered economy drives global carbon dioxide emissions to historic high
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Water
How has the Ramsar Convention shaped China’s wetland protection?
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960s. Hence
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8 nations signed the Ramsar Convention in
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97
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to promote the protection and appropriate use of wetlands. China signed the convention in
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992. Its efforts to protect wetlands domesticall...
17 Jan 2023
How has the Ramsar Convention shaped China’s wetland protection?
Press Releases /
Barghest Building Performance (BBP)
Grundfos partners with Barghest Building Performance to meet Southeast Asia’s sustainable cooling needs
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] International Energy Agency (November 20
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9). The Future of cooling in Southeast Asia. ***** About Grundfos: We pioneer solutions to the world’s water and climate challenges and improve qua...
14 Jul 2021
Grundfos partners with Barghest Building Performance to meet Southeast Asia’s sustainable cooling needs
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Carbon & Climate
Climate accountability now
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992 are suffering the worst of the climate crisis. In a world already plagued by economic inequality and social injustice, Covid-
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9 has exposed and exacerbated the policy failures of the past three d...
11 Feb 2022
Climate accountability now
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Energy
IKEA Foundation and Rockefeller Foundation launch US$
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billion renewables fund
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3 to 20 million people between 20
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4 and 20
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9, outpacing population growth. However, past progress has been partly reversed in the wake of the Covid-
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9 pandemic. In Sub-Saharan Africa, for instance, t...
22 Jun 2021
IKEA Foundation and Rockefeller Foundation launch US$1 billion renewables fund
Press Releases /
National Environment Agency
NEA appoints Alba Group PLC & Co. KG as the e-waste producer responsibility scheme operator
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across Singapore for proper treatment and recycling for a period of five years, from
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July 202
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to 30 June 2026. ALBA, formed in
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968, has a demonstrated track record in operating Producer Respo...
11 Feb 2021
NEA appoints Alba Group PLC & Co. KG as the e-waste producer responsibility scheme operator
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Water
Fast-depleting aquifers signal looming water crisis in Bangladesh
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6, more than
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8 million people lived in what constitutes the greater Dhaka area, while city itself had a population of an estimated
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1
million, with a growth rate about 3.6 per cent annually, accordi...
10 Aug 2022
Fast-depleting aquifers signal looming water crisis in Bangladesh
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Asean Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance: putting money where the mouth is
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. It is the collective effort of capital market developers, insurance regulators, and finance ministries, who came together to craft a new language of sustainability for Asean. A taxonomy is a scient...
8 Apr 2022
Asean Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance: putting money where the mouth is
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Carbon & Climate
The price of polluting is soaring: report
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64 per cent to a record US$85
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billion last year, according to analysis by Refinitiv, a financial markets data provider. Higher volumes and skyrocketing prices underpinned the growth. Carbon markets...
10 Feb 2022
The price of polluting is soaring: report
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Carbon & Climate
Forests are a vital public health solution, says WWF report
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0 million hectares (2.5 million acres) of forest were lost every year between 20
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5 and 2020, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). The Amazon, a critical too...
11 Mar 2022
Forests are a vital public health solution, says WWF report
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Energy
Singapore sets Southeast Asia’s first binding data centre rules, building demand for clean energy
After a 2019 pause and two rounds of limited tenders, Singapore joins China, Germany and Japan in regulating …
Singapore sets Southeast Asia's first binding data centre rules, building demand for clean energy
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Manufacturing
China’s changing steel sector could leave Australian iron ore behind
Steel slowdown and signals of low-carbon transition in China put Australian ore at a crossroads, as partnerships look …
China’s changing steel sector could leave Australian iron ore behind
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Policy & Finance
Squeezed by debt and disasters, the Global South needs reparations, not more loans
Ahead of the International Monetary Fund-World Bank Annual Meeting in Bangkok, frontline nations call for financial liberation from …
Squeezed by debt and disasters, the Global South needs reparations, not more loans
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Food & Agriculture
As fires spread, Indonesia’s rubber growers turn to traditional knowledge
Data from remote sensing platforms indicates Indonesia is likely experiencing its worst wildfires crisis in years as a …
As fires spread, Indonesia’s rubber growers turn to traditional knowledge
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Energy
Data centre boom creates investment risk for Malaysia’s power system
Rising electricity demand from data centres is putting pressure on the country to expand generation and grid capacity, …
Data centre boom creates investment risk for Malaysia’s power system
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Energy
Singapore to study 200-hectare site on Pulau Tekong to widen energy options as demand rises
Tender documents seen by Eco-Business show the site could host hydrogen, ammonia, biomass and geothermal plants alongside gas; …
Singapore to study 200-hectare site on Pulau Tekong to widen energy options as demand rises
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