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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.
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.
From EV efficiency to recycled materials, manufacturers are redesigning a core product to manage risk and meet rising expectations.
Supply losses drive price surge, raise risks of power shortages and coal shift in import-dependent economies.
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