Read more about the article Solar Could Save ASEAN US$67 Billion as Gas Prices Surge, New Study Finds
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Solar Could Save ASEAN US$67 Billion as Gas Prices Surge, New Study Finds

Rising energy costs push Southeast Asia to rethink fossil fuel dependence. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Southeast Asia may be at a turning point in its energy future. A new analysis suggests…

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Read more about the article South Korea Launches Desalination Industry Council to Expand Global Water Projects
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South Korea Launches Desalination Industry Council to Expand Global Water Projects

Public-Private Coalition targets growing market driven by climate-linked water scarcity. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC South Korea has launched a national public-private council aimed at strengthening its seawater desalination industry and expanding…

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Read more about the article Super El Niño Could Trigger Severe Drought in ASEAN and Push 2027 to Record Heat
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Super El Niño Could Trigger Severe Drought in ASEAN and Push 2027 to Record Heat

Scientists say the expected Super El Niño could be more intense than past events due to human-induced climate change. Eric Webb, a meteorologist at the U.S. Department of Defence, explained…

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Read more about the article ITS Surabaya Wins Grand Champion at International RoboBoat Competition 2026, Defeats 36 Global Teams
Barunastra ITS Wins Grand Champion Title in the RoboBoat 2025 International Maritime Robotics Competition

ITS Surabaya Wins Grand Champion at International RoboBoat Competition 2026, Defeats 36 Global Teams

Barunastra Team Sweeps Three Major Titles in World-Class Autonomous Boat Contest. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC SARASOTA, Florida — A student research team from Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS) Surabaya has secured…

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Read more about the article Water Rationing Begins in Kluang and Pontian as Machap Dam Levels Fall
fforts were being made to get all four water treatment plants located along Sungai Johor operational again. PHOTO: THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK

Water Rationing Begins in Kluang and Pontian as Machap Dam Levels Fall

Scheduled supply will run until Feb 28 as Johor water operator moves to stabilise treatment plant operations. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC JOHOR BAHRU, Feb 7 — Residents and businesses in the…

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Read more about the article Skills Gaps and High Costs Slow Climate Reporting by Singapore-Listed Firms, Study Finds
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Skills Gaps and High Costs Slow Climate Reporting by Singapore-Listed Firms, Study Finds

Despite hurdles, most SGX-listed companies have begun adopting global standards, seeing climate disclosures as a pathway to growth and investor confidence.  FOLLOW THIS TOPIC SINGAPORE — A shortage of skilled…

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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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