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20 October 2014
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Karbon & Cuaca
Doors open at Ban Ki-moon’s ‘Last Chance Saloon’
1 September 2014
13 June 2014
Karbon & Cuaca
Help needed now for climate refugees
3 June 2014
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10 February 2014
Makanan & Pertanian
RSPO Smallholders Support Fund applications total RM3.36 million
16 January 2014
Karbon & Cuaca
Japan signs carbon offset deal with Palau
13 January 2014
Makanan & Pertanian
Agrochemical companies sue to block anti-GMO law in Hawaii
23 October 2013
Karbon & Cuaca
More frequent droughts as climate change hits Pacific
16 October 2013
Karbon & Cuaca
Pacific man seeks climate change asylum in New Zealand
6 September 2013
Polisi & Kewangan
EU to help Pacific states tackle climate change
2 September 2013
Karbon & Cuaca
Pacific summit aims to renew global climate efforts
Makanan & Pertanian
Shark fin decline linked to China corruption crackdown
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Berita / Polisi & Kewangan
Global instability causing ‘shakeout’ in corporate sustainability
The chief investment officer for AIA says there is "no U-turn" among corporates invested for the long term, … -
Berita / Bangunan Hijau
AI is limited in tackling ‘hard’ sustainability problems: experts
Despite the hype, AI cannot tackle complex social problems that do not have a digital footprint and should … -
Berita / Polisi & Kewangan
OCBC to strengthen nature risk assessment, but faces scrutiny over mining ties
A report finds OCBC – alongside other Singapore lenders – among the top financiers of Indonesia's Harita’s coal-powered … -
Berita / Polisi & Kewangan
ISSB unveils new tool to guide regulators in standards adoption
The tool launches as companies struggle to measure and report Scope 3 emissions due to a lack of … -
Berita / Karbon & Cuaca
COP30 is in good hands with Brazil: Christiana Figueres
The architect of the Paris Agreement says Brazil will not be influenced by fossil fuel companies like previous … -
Berita / Bandar-bandar
AI is shaking up the hidden world of earthquake forecasting
New technologies are helping detect earthquakes and minimise destruction, but predicting a specific tremor remains a challenge.
