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News /
Policy & Finance
Odd jobs, digital cards help Rohingya refugees navigate aid cut
...
the
Middle East - swallow a growing share of
the
global aid pot. Last year,
the
monthly ration in
the
camp was slashed from US$12 to US$8 per head as
the
world delivered only half of
the
£876 million ...
24 Jun 2024
Odd jobs, digital cards help Rohingya refugees navigate aid cut
News /
Cities
Students for sustainability… Post-Growth Singapore founder Lim Lecarl
...
the
pursuit of limitless economic growth. While
the
terms "post-growth" and "degrowth" are often used interchangeably,
the
y differ in
the
intensity of
the
change
the
y propose. Post-growth broadly ackn...
21 Jun 2024
Students for sustainability… Post-Growth Singapore founder Lim Lecarl
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
Rising temperatures threaten India's wheat production
...
the
experiences of
the
past two rabi marketing seasons,
the
government lowered
the
wheat procurement target for
the
current season fur
the
r to 30–32 million tonnes. However, as in
the
past two seasons,...
21 Jun 2024
Rising temperatures threaten India's wheat production
News /
Water
India and Pakistan may bicker, but climate disasters won’t wait
...
the
stripping of
the
territory’s semi-autonomous status. More recently,
The
Guardian’s report alleging that
the
Indian government ordered killings in Pakistan has fur
the
r complicated matters. While th...
21 Jun 2024
India and Pakistan may bicker, but climate disasters won’t wait
News /
Carbon & Climate
AI to play a bigger role in solving Asia’s sustainability challenges: Google
...
the
El Niño wea
the
r phenomenon bringing searing heatwaves and droughts interspersed with stronger and more unpredictable typhoon seasons.
The
region, which sweltered through
the
hottest year on record...
21 Jun 2024
AI to play a bigger role in solving Asia’s sustainability challenges: Google
News /
Lifestyle
Game changer: extreme heat stifles women's sports in Pakistan
...
the
city of nearly 300,000 people.
The
girls have started training later in
the
day in a bid to beat
the
heat but parents are unhappy with
the
ir daughters returning home late on
the
ir own. And
the
re i...
21 Jun 2024
Game changer: extreme heat stifles women's sports in Pakistan
News /
Policy & Finance
Asia's independent directors lack independence; controlling shareholders to blame, says investor group
...
when
the
y had previously raised concerns with SGX RegCo, it tended to take
the
view of
the
majority of
the
board, even if some of
the
independent directors may be aligned with
the
management or contro...
20 Jun 2024
Asia's independent directors lack independence; controlling shareholders to blame, says investor group
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Transport
China’s position in
the
global race for alternative EV batteries
...
the
US have
the
opportunity to surpass China and reshape
the
competitive landscape of
the
future EV battery industry,” it wrote. But Zhang thinks
the
race is too early to call because
the
technology i...
20 Jun 2024
China’s position in the global race for alternative EV batteries
News /
Carbon & Climate
Why are rainforests crucial for
the
planet?
...
the
water cycle.
The
forests' dense canopies hold moisture and feed water vapour back into
the
atmosphere, driving fur
the
r rains. This is critical in South America, sub-Saharan Africa and
the
islands ...
20 Jun 2024
Why are rainforests crucial for the planet?
Opinion /
Cities
Refugees in transit flee one crisis for ano
the
r
...
the
world, mainly depending on
the
host country’s signatory status to
the
1951 Refugee Convention and
the
wealth of
the
host country. Bangladesh is a non-signatory to
the
convention, so
when
the
infl...
20 Jun 2024
Refugees in transit flee one crisis for another
Opinion /
Food & Agriculture
The
diet change that can also help
the
planet
...
the
study in order to optimise
the
nutritional composition of
the
ir diets while still meeting
the
emission targets.
The
re is much more to
the
sustainability of our diets than only reducing
the
environ...
19 Jun 2024
The diet change that can also help the planet
News /
Water
Singapore counts costs of oil spill to biodiversity-rich waters as shore cleanup expands
...
the
site, as well as
the
rocky sea-cliff at
the
adjacent Labrador Nature Reserve and
the
Sou
the
rn Islands as key areas where
the
spill's impacts could be high, given
the
ir proximity to
the
source of t...
19 Jun 2024
Singapore counts costs of oil spill to biodiversity-rich waters as shore cleanup expands
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Singapore's plastic recycling rate drops to 5 per cent
...
the
lowest for more a decade, with
the
exception of 2020,
the
height of
the
Covid-19 pandemic,
when
waste recovery services were disrupted.
The
drop in overall recycling rate has been attributed to a ...
19 Jun 2024
Singapore's plastic recycling rate drops to 5 per cent
News /
Water
Toxic fumes and slick-coated coasts: Singapore's oil spill cleanup, in pictures
...
the
ir high viscosity.
The
y can also cause death by hypo
the
rmia in birds by coating
the
ir fea
the
rs, which are essential for
the
rmal insulation. Despite signage to warn people of
the
disaster,
the
area...
19 Jun 2024
Toxic fumes and slick-coated coasts: Singapore's oil spill cleanup, in pictures
News /
Carbon & Climate
‘We need to make old buildings cooler’, says Bangladesh’s chief heat officer
...
The
re is also an upcoming heat action week that begins from 23 June with volunteers training for
the
survey on heat resilience among
the
citizens of Dhaka North.
The
survey begins on 27 June.
The
seco...
18 Jun 2024
‘We need to make old buildings cooler’, says Bangladesh’s chief heat officer
News /
Policy & Finance
Top banks 'bankrolling destruction' in Amazon, says report
...
the
report's authors said in a statement.
The
y added that
the
report "underscores
the
abyss between
the
environmental and social policies claimed by
the
top financiers versus
the
destruction
the
...
18 Jun 2024
Top banks 'bankrolling destruction' in Amazon, says report
News /
Policy & Finance
Philippines’ BDO Unibank on urgency of blue bond and green financing: ‘We want to take
the
lead and work with regulators'
...
the
regulators that
the
limit should not become a hindrance [to
the
implementation of
the
project].
When
the
re are issues at a statutory or congressional level where we think
the
government should pla...
14 Jun 2024
Philippines’ BDO Unibank on urgency of blue bond and green financing: ‘We want to take the lead and work with regulators'
News /
Policy & Finance
Singtel expands internal carbon pricing scheme as part of accelerated 2045 net-zero push
...
the
most ambitious target so far among its Asian peers. Since
the
n, it has upgraded its interim emissions and renewable energy procurement goals, and became
the
first Sou
the
ast Asian telco to make
the
...
13 Jun 2024
Singtel expands internal carbon pricing scheme as part of accelerated 2045 net-zero push
News /
Policy & Finance
Beyond compliance: Nurturing a company culture that values corporate integrity
...
the
right thing to do for
the
common good, beyond what is best for
the
mselves or for
the
bottom line. Leaders should agree upon shared corporate values and set
the
tone at
the
top by consistently demo...
13 Jun 2024
Beyond compliance: Nurturing a company culture that values corporate integrity
News /
Cities
Hell or high water: Filipino schools lashed by climate extremes
...
the
y are due to reopen after
the
holidays in July, ra
the
r than August, as authorities rework
the
education calendar to adapt to extreme wea
the
r.
The
immediate threat comes from storms as typhoon seas...
12 Jun 2024
Hell or high water: Filipino schools lashed by climate extremes
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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
Opinion /
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
News /
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
News /
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
News /
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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