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Food & Agriculture
Hand pollination helps cocoa farmers offset climate harm
As global warming threatens cocoa production by pushing temperatures beyond optimal levels, manual pollination offers a promising solution to boost yields and support millions of smallholder farmers.
Policy & Finance
Singapore’s ‘30 by 30’ food security goal currently under review, confirms government
The republic is reviewing its strategy to source a third of its nutrition locally by 2030 to better tackle productivity, cost and demand challenges, said a senior minister of state. To date, food self-production remains below 10 per cent.
Carbon & Climate
Asia Pulp & Paper net zero goals approved by SBTi as Indonesian corporates affirm climate pledges
APP is Indonesia's first major resources firm to get its climate goals approved by the Science Based Targets initiative, although the targets do not yet include its biggest source of emissions. Rival RGE has also restated its climate commitments despite political signals of the country's retreat from the Paris Agreement.
Food & Agriculture
Can regenerative agriculture make palm oil sustainable?
Large trials in Indonesia and Malaysia are showing it is possible to become sustainable without damaging productivity or local economies.
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Food & Agriculture
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