At the prevailing carbon tax rate, firms lack incentive to buy premium removal credits, says Isometric's chief commercial officer Lukas May. The city-state should draw from Europe’s standards to set ...

Capital from Gulf nations are shifting eastward and Asia is emerging a a key destination for green investment. But turning ...

Singapore has launched a new standard to support data centre operators and users to deploy energy-efficient IT equipment, ...

Only 10 per cent of Indonesia vast geothermal energy resources have been exploited. A deal between Philippine power giant ...

Food rations cut and cash transfers stopped: the cost of aid cuts in the world's refugee and displacement camps.

The move threatens industries central to India’s export economy, including seafood, textiles, gems and jewellery, auto components, carpets and engineering goods. Some exports like pharmaceutical, ...

The world’s biggest experiment in calculating and managing personal carbon footprints swelled and crashed in China over the ...

On the day famine was declared in parts of Gaza – Doctors Without Borders in Gaza City described the worsening conditions they are witnessing. More than half a million people in Gaza are enduring ...

New research highlights the extent of under-reporting of piracy against fishers worldwide, and the immense harm it causes to coastal communities.

As fossil-heavy nations race to scale solar and wind by 2030, weak environmental and social safeguards risk fuelling local ...

Living with Lamma Power Station: How a coal plant came to be a cultural icon on a Hong Kong island paradise Locals say the ...

Mangroves rich in blue carbon are crucial for flood and storm protection, but countries are struggling to save them.