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China’s draft mining law mandates ecological restoration for first time, but gaps remain
Proposed revisions to China’s mineral resources law could have a global impact as its mining companies expand operations overseas.
3 May 2024
China’s draft mining law mandates ecological restoration for first time, but gaps remain
Energy
For mineral-rich Philippines, green metals rush is a balancing act
With demand for metals used in clean energy soaring, Filipino campaigners say mining laws must protect nature and Indigenous lands.
For mineral-rich Philippines, green metals rush is a balancing act
Energy
Power woes delay Malawi’s mines
Hopes of road improvements fade as lack of electricity obstructs mining project in Makanjira.
Power woes delay Malawi’s mines
Energy
Schoolchildren in Zimbabwe drop out for lithium mines
In some villages, unaffordable tuition fees are driving secondary school students to leave in favour of the mines.
Schoolchildren in Zimbabwe drop out for lithium mines
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19 February 2024
Energy
System change in Southeast Asia’s energy transition
System change in Southeast Asia’s energy transition
6 February 2024
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No ambition: Youth bemoan green pledges ahead of Indonesia poll
No ambition: Youth bemoan green pledges ahead of Indonesia poll
8 January 2024
Carbon & Climate
Elections, heat and youth power: Climate tipping points for 2024?
Elections, heat and youth power: Climate tipping points for 2024?
20 November 2023
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Indonesia’s election matters for relations with China and the environment
Indonesia’s election matters for relations with China and the environment
14 September 2023
Waste
How can China address its EV battery-recycling challenge?
How can China address its EV battery-recycling challenge?
5 September 2023
Carbon & Climate
As China’s carbon market turns two, how has it performed?
As China’s carbon market turns two, how has it performed?
3 August 2023
Policy & Finance
Why China and India disagree on green mineral supply chains
Why China and India disagree on green mineral supply chains
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‘Climate-altered’ Pacific could see conflict between tuna fishing and deep-sea mining
‘Climate-altered’ Pacific could see conflict between tuna fishing and deep-sea mining
1 August 2023
Water
Deep-sea mining not essential for the energy transition, say activists as extraction talks stall
Deep-sea mining not essential for the energy transition, say activists as extraction talks stall
27 July 2023
Water
Deep-sea mining: a new gold rush or environmental disaster?
Deep-sea mining: a new gold rush or environmental disaster?
20 July 2023
Energy
Mapping global mining footprint shows protected areas under threat
Mapping global mining footprint shows protected areas under threat
17 July 2023
Energy
Indonesia’s coal burning reaches record high amid rise of industrial smelting
Indonesia’s coal burning reaches record high amid rise of industrial smelting
16 June 2023
Energy
White gold and its green challenges
White gold and its green challenges
14 June 2023
Energy
India's displaced mine workers look for jobs in emerging renewable sector
India's displaced mine workers look for jobs in emerging renewable sector
22 May 2023
Water
Residents reeling from construction projects in Jammu and Kashmir fear lithium mining
Residents reeling from construction projects in Jammu and Kashmir fear lithium mining
16 May 2023
Energy
Is nickel mining for EVs fuelling abuses in Southeast Asia?
Is nickel mining for EVs fuelling abuses in Southeast Asia?
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Chief sustainability officers are burning out. Has the role become unsustainable?
A growing number of pressures is pushing CSOs to the limit as the sustainability function expands and evolves. …
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1.5°C on a precipice: Do we need to rethink communications on warming limits?
Surface temperatures have exceeded the 1.5°C limit for over 10 months, leading to more calls for climate action. …
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Students say there is a conflict of interest in the oil major's involvement in the low carbon solutions …
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Japan megabanks, government are biggest funders of Southeast Asia’s gas expansion
Singapore's DBS Bank is newly listed among the top 60 banks globally which committed US$705 trillion into fossil …
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Malaysia likely to face water crisis by 2030 amid growing demand: officials
Malaysia lost an estimated US$1.7 billion in wasted water between 2018 and 2022. The perceived low cost of …
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