Read more about the article Coal Spill Pollutes Pantai Teluk Kalong, Raising Public Concern in Terengganu
Terengganu exco member Razali Idris said the marine and environment departments have been directed to take immediate action to clean up Pantai Teluk Kalong, near Kemaman, following the coal spill. (Bernama pic)

Coal Spill Pollutes Pantai Teluk Kalong, Raising Public Concern in Terengganu

Black solid material believed to be coal found along 500 metres of shoreline after barge runs aground. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC PETALING JAYA — A stretch of coastline at Pantai Teluk…

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Read more about the article World’s Richest Ecosystems Are Losing Over a Quarter of Their Species to Farming, Global Study Finds
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World’s Richest Ecosystems Are Losing Over a Quarter of Their Species to Farming, Global Study Finds

Cropland is expanding fastest where nature is most irreplaceable. Nearly 1,031 million hectares of high-risk zones lie outside protected areas, leaving unique wildlife exposed to further conversion. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC…

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Read more about the article Bilebante Named Indonesia’s Best Tourism Village 2025—A Community-Led Model for Sustainable Travel
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Bilebante Named Indonesia’s Best Tourism Village 2025—A Community-Led Model for Sustainable Travel

At the Wonderful Indonesia Awards 2025, a reclaimed sand pit turned green tourism hub in Lombok Tengah takes top honors for authentic experiences, equitable growth, and environmental stewardship. FOLLOW THIS…

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Read more about the article OCBC Backs US$1.5 Billion Low-Carbon Steel Project in Sabah, Targeting 2030 Start
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OCBC Backs US$1.5 Billion Low-Carbon Steel Project in Sabah, Targeting 2030 Start

Singapore lender takes equity stake in Green Esteel’s HBI plant—poised to be Southeast Asia’s largest integrated low-carbon steel facility. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Singaporean lender OCBC, through its mezzanine capital unit,…

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Read more about the article US-ASEAN Business Council Urges Regional Alignment to Advance Southeast Asia’s Circular Economy
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US-ASEAN Business Council Urges Regional Alignment to Advance Southeast Asia’s Circular Economy

As  it reinforces USABC, it is the collective action-from ministries to municipalities, from multinationals to micro-enterprises-that provides the leverage point for a more sustainable and inclusive circular economy for ASEAN.…

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Read more about the article RimbaWatch Questions Oil and Gas Approvals Inside Sarawak’s Luconia Shoals National Park
At least 14.3 trillion cubic feet of gas reserves are being commercialised within the LSNP, said RimbaWatch. (Wikipedia pic)

RimbaWatch Questions Oil and Gas Approvals Inside Sarawak’s Luconia Shoals National Park

According to RimbaWatch’s analysis, nearly 100% of LSNP overlaps seven active oil and gas blocks. The group says there are 31 wells, eight gas fields, and seven existing production platforms…

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IUCN Links Farm Subsidies to Species Decline, Calls to Repurpose Harmful Incentives

IUCN launched a new publication, titled “Agricultural support, biodiversity, and trade: Examining connections to repurpose harmful incentives,” which presented new findings on linkages between biodiversity trends and agricultural subsidies across…

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Read more about the article UNESCO Adds 26 New Biosphere Reserves, Marking Largest Expansion in Two Decades
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UNESCO Adds 26 New Biosphere Reserves, Marking Largest Expansion in Two Decades

UNESCO designates 26 new biosphere reserves across 21 countries – the highest number in 20 years. The World Network of Biosphere Reserves now includes 784 sites in 142 countries, with…

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Read more about the article EV Battery Recycling Set to Surge 40.8% Annually to $24.5 Billion by 2035
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EV Battery Recycling Set to Surge 40.8% Annually to $24.5 Billion by 2035

A steep 40.8% CAGR signals a market moving from environmental obligation to strategic infrastructure. With 200 million-plus EVs expected by 2030 and up to 95% material recovery possible, battery recycling…

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