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‘Trapped populations’ need help to escape climate risks
While climate change drives migration, those most vulnerable – often unable to move – are overlooked in research and policy, underscoring the need for tailored solutions for ‘trapped populations’.
The coast of Demak district, the site of the first Islamic sultanate on the island of Java, has been inundated by the sea over decades owing to groundwater extraction and development.
Rising use of aircon calls for more energy storage, electricity pricing reform and sturdier grid infrastructure.
Polisi & Kewangan
Can parametric insurance change the game in climate disasters?
Insurance that pays out pre-set sums instead of indemnifying losses is becoming more common as floods, hurricanes and heatwaves intensify.
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16 April 2025
Karbon & Cuaca
The future of conservation in a warming world
15 April 2025
12 April 2025
Karbon & Cuaca
Record temperatures scorch parts of India amid heatwave
9 April 2025
8 April 2025
Makanan & Pertanian
Uttarakhand faces mounting losses as extreme weather intensifies
7 April 2025
4 April 2025
1 April 2025
25 March 2025
24 March 2025
Makanan & Pertanian
India's farm insurance proves costly for most vulnerable
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Berita / Polisi & Kewangan
‘Global politics may change but the principles of nature do not’: Asean banks still hungry for transition-related deals, say CSOs
As a global climate banking alliance softened its stance on mandatory targets, some chief sustainability officers of Southeast … -
Berita / Tenaga
No ‘passive bystander’: Clean energy trade among Singapore’s ‘recalibrations’ to tackle new geopolitical reality
The republic will not retreat or “capitulate”, but will forge global cooperation to tackle challenges like climate change, … -
Pendapat / Pembuatan
Southeast Asia’s potential role in rare earth elements diversification
Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam have a sizeable presence in the global REE supply chain – now a geopolitical … -
The treaty, signed in 1996, expires next year, and there are unresolved issues with regards to water sharing … -
Audio / Karbon & Cuaca
America’s attack on climate science could affect adaptation capacity in Asia: climate scientist Ben Horton
The sea-level rise expert has moved to Hong Kong – now seen as a gateway to more collaboration … -
Berita / Tenaga
New record-high US solar tariffs leave uneven impact across Southeast Asia’s solar industry
Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia's solar panel makers face varying tariff rates. Chinese manufacturers have already moved operations …
