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Year in review 2025
Eco-Business looks back at 2025 – a year marked by record-breaking weather extremes, breakthroughs in climate innovation and mounting scrutiny of greenwashing across Asia and beyond.
Will the region see a surge of clean power for cross-border electricity trade? Can stricter measures be enforced with the environmental impacts spurred by the AI boom? Here are the key developments to look out for in the coming year.
From flood control scandals that swallowed billions in public funds to Indigenous resistance against palm oil bulldozers, Eco-Business’ 10 most-read stories show how extreme weather, geopolitics and rushed renewables are sharpening the urgency – and complexity – of climate action across Asia.
Around the world, rising temperatures and erratic weather are forcing animals to adapt in startling ways – with consequences for people and ecosystems alike.
New studies reveal plastic particles infiltrating human bodies, food systems and even the planet’s most remote ecosystems.
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