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With wildfires causing unprecedented damage, countries and organisations at COP30 agree to boost community-based prevention.
In the aftermath of typhoons Kalmaegi and Fung-wong, mismanaged climate funds and weak infrastructure leave communities exposed to disaster.
From submerged heritage towns to burning forests, 2025 laid bare how “climate whiplash” is reshaping Asia’s weather and way of life.
Natural extremes and human-made vulnerabilities – from glacial melt to unchecked urbanisation – have turned Pakistan’s floods into a recurring national disaster.
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Heavy rainfall across the region was caused by the combination of natural phenomena and climate change but in … -
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Singapore is facing diminishing forest cover from competing lands uses – but vulnerable secondary forests could play a … -
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Climate justice groups celebrated the establishment of a just transition mechanism in Belém, where the COP30 presidency engaged … -
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Taiwan issues new governance guidelines to ease local tensions over renewable energy rollout
A year-long government “sandbox” study identifies recurring conflicts in solar, aquaculture-solar, micro-hydropower and geothermal projects, prompting policy reforms … -
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Study warns that Southeast Asian and Indian lenders are overlooking major climate, biodiversity, and public-health risks tied to … -
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Initiative advances government plans to scale carbon capture and e-fuel technologies to support long-term net zero goals.
