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Urban heat solutions exist, but tropical cities struggle to afford them
Urban heat islands pose a growing global health threat. But in tropical cities, the peril is surging. Already burdened by hot, humid equatorial weather, global warming, intense poverty, rapid urbanisa...
18 Aug 2026
Urban heat solutions exist, but tropical cities struggle to afford them
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Policy & Finance
How international aid groups are dealing with the pain of slashed USAID funding
Since 20 January 2025, the first day of his second term in office, President Donald Trump has slashed US foreign aid spending. It began with a stop-work order that paused spending on everything from t...
21 Jan 2026
How international aid groups are dealing with the pain of slashed USAID funding
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Policy & Finance
Analysis: Nearly a tenth of global climate finance threatened by Trump aid cuts
Last year, the US announced that it had increased its climate aid for developing countries roughly seven-fold over the course of Joe Biden’s presidency, reaching US$11 billion per year. This likely a...
11 Mar 2025
Analysis: Nearly a tenth of global climate finance threatened by Trump aid cuts
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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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Corporate Responsibility
The ESG skills gap nobody’s talking about
For all the talk about the boom in sustainability jobs, a quiet problem is emerging inside boardrooms and back offices: a widening skills gap. As regulations like Australia’s AASB S2, the European Uni...
12 Jan 2026
The ESG skills gap nobody’s talking about
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Carbon & Climate
Can a new fund give tropical forests a future?
As global temperatures smashed records last year, wildfires raged in South America, driving record global tropical forest loss, according to more than 20 years of data from the environmental NGO Worl...
24 Jul 2025
Can a new fund give tropical forests a future?
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Food & Agriculture
How mountain terraces have helped Indigenous peoples live with climate uncertainty
Indigenous communities have lived with changes to the climate for centuries. Their adaptations over those many years are based on their close observation of weather, water, soils and seasonal change, ...
26 Jan 2026
How mountain terraces have helped Indigenous peoples live with climate uncertainty
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Carbon & Climate
Nik Nazmi resigns as Malaysia’s environment minister after losing party polls
Days after a defeat in an internal party election, two Malaysian ministers have announced their resignation, including Malaysia’s Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability (NRES) minister Nik...
29 May 2025
Nik Nazmi resigns as Malaysia’s environment minister after losing party polls
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Transport
How electric rickshaws are reshaping mobility in Bangladesh
There are no laws governing the humble electric rickshaw, or e-rickshaw, in Bangladesh. Yet, they are everywhere, and their presence has become highly contentious. E-rickshaws began appearing in the c...
14 Jan 2025
How electric rickshaws are reshaping mobility in Bangladesh
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AI: Five charts that put data-centre energy use – and emissions – into context
Tech leaders have hailed an “AI revolution” – predicting “transformative” effects for humanity – while some governments have set their sights on AI-driven economic growth. Yet, the industry is also fa...
25 Sep 2025
AI: Five charts that put data-centre energy use – and emissions – into context
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Water
Southeast Asia’s growth is getting thirstier – and businesses are taking notice
For decades, companies deciding where to build factories or expand supply chains in Southeast Asia have weighed familiar considerations: labour, energy, logistics, infrastructure and access to markets...
22 Sep 2026
Southeast Asia’s growth is getting thirstier – and businesses are taking notice
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Food & Agriculture
Feed the world but feed it well: Why food systems must be reformed
Almost three billion people around the world cannot afford a healthy diet and nearly all of the nutrition targets set by the World Health Organization (WHO) are off track. Iron deficiency in women is ...
11 Aug 2025
Feed the world but feed it well: Why food systems must be reformed
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Thailand’s Hat Yai rebuilds after devastating floods
Largely forgotten by the public, politicians and the media, the flood crisis that Hat Yai, the largest city in the south of Thailand, experienced in November 2025 is far from over. The waters have rec...
6 Feb 2026
Thailand’s Hat Yai rebuilds after devastating floods
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Carbon & Climate
'We are losing not only work, but survival': India’s informal workers on the green transition
“Why do you want to know what we do? Do you want to steal our work and shut our shops?” Seelampur, a neighbourhood in north-east Delhi, had seemed extremely loud until then; an endless cacophony of ho...
8 Jun 2026
'We are losing not only work, but survival': India’s informal workers on the green transition
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Policy & Finance
How will Trump's 'big, beautiful' bill affect climate change?
President Donald Trump's 'big, beautiful' budget bill, which seeks to roll back climate and clean energy-related provisions, was passed by the US Congress this week. The Trump administration has calle...
8 Jul 2025
How will Trump's 'big, beautiful' bill affect climate change?
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Policy & Finance
The Liveability Challenge 2026 launches with record S$4m boost for climate tech start-ups
The Liveability Challenge (TLC), Asia’s largest sustainability solutions platform, has launched its 2026 edition with a record S$4 million (US$3.1 million) in catalytic funding – the biggest injection...
5 Sep 2025
The Liveability Challenge 2026 launches with record S$4m boost for climate tech start-ups
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Sundown Festival launches Southeast Asia’s first music climate action pledge in partnership with Bye Bye Plastic Foundation
Singapore, 4 July 2025 - Today, Singapore makes history with the official launch of the Music Climate Action Pledge, the first industry-led sustainability commitment for live music in Southeast Asia, ...
7 Jul 2025
Sundown Festival launches Southeast Asia’s first music climate action pledge in partnership with Bye Bye Plastic Foundation
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UN Environment Programme
Investing in planetary health would deliver higher GDP, fewer deaths, less poverty: report
The most comprehensive assessment of the global environment ever undertaken has found that investing in a stable climate, healthy nature and land, and a pollution-free planet can deliver trillions in ...
15 Dec 2025
Investing in planetary health would deliver higher GDP, fewer deaths, less poverty: report
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Corporate Responsibility
24 hours with… Sabah conservation ranger Juanan Jamulan
Upon graduating, many university students from rural Malaysia dream of leaving their villages and starting a new life in the city. But for Juanan Jamulan, returning to his home town has made his life ...
13 Jun 2025
24 hours with… Sabah conservation ranger Juanan Jamulan
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Policy & Finance
Responsible investment's AI trilemma – emissions, job losses and inequality
Artificial Intelligence (AI) did not exist when more than 5,000 private capital firms signed on to the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI), set up with the United Nations 20 years ago. Investo...
12 Nov 2025
Responsible investment's AI trilemma – emissions, job losses and inequality
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Singapore’s sustainability challenge is no longer awareness, but action
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Moving Singaporeans from awareness to action will require more than information, says Singlife’s Head of Sustainability, Chia Ko …
Singapore’s sustainability challenge is no longer awareness, but action
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Malaysia to launch new sustainability professionals body by end 2026
The professional body aims to raise standards, strengthen sustainability capabilities and provide a collective voice for practitioners across …
Malaysia to launch new sustainability professionals body by end 2026
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China dominates global green ship orders. Can green fuel keep up?
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Chinese shipyards are dominating global orders for greener vessels, but uncertainty over global regulations and cost premiums of …
China dominates global green ship orders. Can green fuel keep up?
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Singapore urges UN convention on AI safeguards as global risks mount
Proposal calls for common safety rules and human oversight, as research highlights security threats and potential disruption to …
Singapore urges UN convention on AI safeguards as global risks mount
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Greenpeace Philippines cuts staff size amid restructuring and climate funding bottlenecks
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The watchdog has downsized its 43-member team, with six hires planned, amid funding pressures. Greenpeace Southeast Asia says …
Greenpeace Philippines cuts staff size amid restructuring and climate funding bottlenecks
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How Singapore can help shape Asia’s next generation of infrastructure
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As the region’s infrastructure needs grow more complex, the city-state’s financing, engineering and technology capabilities could help deliver …
How Singapore can help shape Asia’s next generation of infrastructure
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