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As oil and gas firms reap windfall profits from wartime price spikes, regional climate advocates urge governments to tax gains and channel the funds into renewables and grid upgrades to secure Asia’s energy future.
新闻 / 碳与气候
Eight global climate tech start-ups to vie for S$4M in funding at The Liveability Challenge 2026
Finalists from seven countries with solutions targeting the cooling crisis and industrial decarbonisation were shortlisted in a record-breaking year for entries, which saw 1,500 submissions across 100 countries.
With a global plastics treaty still out of reach, experts say the region’s piecemeal bans on waste imports move the target without stemming the flow.
The Middle East conflict is set to have a double-whammy impact on both Asean’s import of fertilisers, and its energy-intensive fertiliser production. The timing is critical as in the coming months, the five major crops, including rice, are being planted in Asean.
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新闻 / 绿色建筑
Singapore needs to ‘de-ornamentalise’ city greening to combat heat, infestations, says botanist
An academic urged the city-state to incentivise property firms to plant more native species, steering Singapore away from …
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