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Explainer: Can new guidelines for carbon removal emerge from COP28 to boost its credibility?
It remains to be seen if an agreement can be reached, and if safeguards are strong enough, but industry experts are urging faster action. Credible UN-backed regulations will need to account for views warning that the ventures are too risky.
Carbon & Climate
Scientists move quickly on recognition of peatlands and mangroves
With tropical peatlands and mangroves finally being recognized globally as vital in the fight against climate change, scientists …
Carbon & Climate
Eco-warriors put global focus on deforestation
Borneo's Eco-Warriors use crowd-sourcing software and thousands of schoolchildren to help them in the fight against deforestation.
Sustainable development would depend on a shift to a green economy, officials said at a seminar held in …
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Environment NGOs clash over forest scheme
27 July 2011
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Global climate talks can reach agreement
19 July 2011
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Corporate Responsibility
Southeast Asia gets first 'social' carbon project
28 June 2011
Carbon & Climate
Australian scientists lead climate change project
20 June 2011
Policy & Finance
UN urges governments to work harder to avoid global catastrophe
Carbon & Climate
Pollution put on the map by CSIRO
8 June 2011
Carbon & Climate
Forest protection plans failing to address food needs
25 May 2011
5 May 2011
Policy & Finance
Indonesia readies for EU timber trade challenge
29 April 2011
Corporate Responsibility
Benefits of REDD+ remain elusive
8 April 2011
Carbon & Climate
Developing countries step in where richer nations fear to tread
6 April 2011
Corporate Responsibility
Golden Agri accepted into sustainable palm oil body
28 March 2011
Carbon & Climate
Redd+ Indonesia website to be launched in April
6 March 2011
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Southeast Asia’s potential role in rare earth elements diversification
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America’s attack on climate science could affect adaptation capacity in Asia: climate scientist Ben Horton
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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 …
