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Marissa Carruthers

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Marissa Carruthers is a Southeast Asia-based freelance journalist and editor.

By Marissa Carruthers

8 Juli 2024

Scope 3 chemicals companies

Karbon & Iklim

Tackling Scope 3 emissions in chemicals industry crucial to net zero by 2050

15 April 2024

Wind farm, Vietnam

Karbon & Iklim

‘Asia has to catch up’: STX Group APAC head on why decarbonising the region is both critical yet challenging

29 Februari 2024

Compressed plastic bottles in sIngapore

Sampah

Why Southeast Asia’s growing waste problem presents huge opportunity for climate tech start-ups

20 Februari 2024

AirTrunk_hyperscale data centres

Energi

Could hyperscale data centres be the key to achieving round-the-clock clean power in Asia?

5 Februari 2024

Bangkok city

Karbon & Iklim

South Pole’s regional policy director on how Asia is leveraging its growing carbon markets to raise climate ambition

5 Desember 2023

Gabrele Unger

Transportasi

Chemical companies must tackle Scope 3 emissions to cut carbon footprint: TfS general manager Gabriel Unger

10 Oktober 2023

Dara Chan_farming startup_Cambodia

Pangan & Agrikultur

Booming investor interest in agritech is inspiring a wave of Cambodian entrepreneurs. But can the solutions scale?

9 Agustus 2023

Luzon-fields

Karbon & Iklim

Why renewable energy has the potential to power the Philippines’ future

22 Juni 2022

DHL electric delivery vehicle

Transportasi

Sustainable supply chains and the road to net zero

6 Mei 2022

Couple moving used mattress

Sampah

Wanted: new technology to recycle old mattresses

24 November 2021

heatwave agri impact

Karbon & Iklim

How vulnerable are Asian firms to extreme weather?

8 Juli 2020

Chefs scour the forest for ingredients to cook with at Cambodian luxury resort Shinta Mani Wild. Image: Marissa Carruthers

Pangan & Agrikultur

Covid-era Southeast Asia is showing an appetite for farm-to-table tourism

17 Desember 2019

Former textile factory worker Ngo Sinoun, 37, is now an insect farmer. to Image: Roberto Traina

Pangan & Agrikultur

How insect farming is lifting Cambodians out of poverty

22 Maret 2019

Rice farming is critical to Cambodia's economy and food security, but the crop contributes to loss of natural habitat in the Southeast Asian country. Image:

Pangan & Agrikultur

How can Cambodian farming survive climate change?

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