News / 孟加拉国
As the COP29 summit eyes a surge in renewable energy, competing demand for land creates conflict in India and Bangladesh.
As Bangladesh pays debts to Indian energy firm Adani Power, its new government wants to go green.
Artificial intelligence could help the fashion industry become greener, but unions worry workers will pay the price.
Bangladesh’s interim government remains dependent on India as a dollar crisis limits its ability to generate its own electricity.
全部孟加拉国 News
25 十月 2024
17 十月 2024
10 十月 2024
9 十月 2024
30 八月 2024
22 八月 2024
24 七月 2024
22 七月 2024
11 七月 2024
最多人阅读
-
![SG coffee]()
Eco-Business takes a look at the key issues being pushed at the pavilions of Asean countries at the … -
![Transition credits explainer video_title card]()
This mini-documentary examines how transition credits work and whether they can fund Southeast Asia's equitable switch to clean … -
![Woodside Energy AGM]()
新闻 / 能源
Australia’s Woodside Energy defends climate strategy, cites cost as a barrier to gas decarbonisation
In an interview with Eco-Business, CEO Meg O'Neill says Woodside will have to engage investors on natural gas … -
![COP29_Bangladesh_Adviser_UN_Secretary_General]()
As Bangladesh pays debts to Indian energy firm Adani Power, its new government wants to go green. -
![COP29_YACAP_Youth_Activist_Filipino]()
Global Witness warns that mining for green energy is fuelling conflict and human rights abuses in Asia and … -
![Samling deforestation]()
观点 / 粮食和农业
Plantations are not forests
Sarawak's so-called green revolution is little more than a wolf in sheep’s clothing. Companies and the state government …
