Taiwan Launches ‘From Land to Sea’ Fight Against Microplastics as Pollution Crisis Deepens

Taiwan’s new initiative comes amid increasing international concern over microplastics contamination and its potential effects on ecosystems, food chains and human health. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Taiwan is intensifying its battle…

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Read more about the article Sabah Declared Carbon-Negative State, Unlocking New Climate Finance and Conservation Opportunities
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Sabah Declared Carbon-Negative State, Unlocking New Climate Finance and Conservation Opportunities

Sabah’s carbon-negative status is largely attributed to its extensive natural ecosystems, particularly its forests. These ecosystems act as powerful carbon sinks, removing more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere than is…

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Read more about the article El Niño 2026 Forecast: WMO Warns of Possible Early Onset and Rising Global Temperatures
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El Niño 2026 Forecast: WMO Warns of Possible Early Onset and Rising Global Temperatures

El Niño is the warm phase of the El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO), a recurring climate pattern that originates in the equatorial Pacific Ocean. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC A new global…

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Read more about the article Bangkok Heatwave 2026: City Endures 19 Straight Days in “Danger” Zone as Heat Index Soars
A man leaves the so-called "cooling center" at Benchakitti Sports Centre in Bangkok on April 11. The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration has launched 304 BKK Cooling Centers, across the city, allowing residents to take refuge from the heat, drink some water and avoid extreme temperatures. (Photo: Pornprom Satrabhaya) Please credit and share this article with others using this link: https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/3239804/bangkok-swelters-in-danger-zone-for-19-straight-days. View our policies at http://goo.gl/9HgTd and http://goo.gl/ou6Ip. © Bangkok Post PCL. All rights reserved.

Bangkok Heatwave 2026: City Endures 19 Straight Days in “Danger” Zone as Heat Index Soars

A heat index between 42°C and 51.9°C is classified as “danger,” a threshold that Bangkok has repeatedly crossed during this ongoing heatwave. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Bangkok is facing an extended…

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Read more about the article Sumatran Elephant Conservation Gains Momentum as WWF, HSBC and Universities Unite in Aceh Research Initiative
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Sumatran Elephant Conservation Gains Momentum as WWF, HSBC and Universities Unite in Aceh Research Initiative

The initiative supports the development of the Peusangan Elephant Conservation Initiative (PECI), launched in 2025 by WWF-Indonesia in partnership with Indonesia’s Ministry of Forestry and PT Tusam Hutani Lestari. FOLLOW…

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Read more about the article Circulate Capital Raises $220 Million Fund to Close Asia’s Recycling Gap and Scale Circular Economy Infrastructure
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Circulate Capital Raises $220 Million Fund to Close Asia’s Recycling Gap and Scale Circular Economy Infrastructure

The fund is designed to tackle a persistent issue across rapidly growing Asian economies: underinvestment in waste management and materials recovery systems. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC A Singapore-based investment firm is…

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Read more about the article Indonesia’s Deforestation Surges 66% in 2025, Reaching Nearly All Provinces, Study Finds
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Indonesia’s Deforestation Surges 66% in 2025, Reaching Nearly All Provinces, Study Finds

According to the Status Deforestasi Indonesia 2025 (STADI 2025) report, total forest loss reached 433,751 hectares in a single year. This represents a 66 percent increase compared with 2024, when…

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Read more about the article €340,000 Climate Grant Targets Indonesia’s Shrimp Industry, Backing JALA to Build Resilient and Traceable Supply Chains
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€340,000 Climate Grant Targets Indonesia’s Shrimp Industry, Backing JALA to Build Resilient and Traceable Supply Chains

The support will be delivered through DFCD’s Origination Facility, managed by the World Wide Fund for Nature Netherlands (WWF-NL) in partnership with development organization SNV, with implementation support from WWF…

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