Read more about the article India Tightens Plastic Waste Rules: Recycled Content Mandate Signals Shift Toward Circular Economy
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India Tightens Plastic Waste Rules: Recycled Content Mandate Signals Shift Toward Circular Economy

New regulations mark a turning point in India’s fight against plastic pollution. India tightens plastic waste rules: recycled content mandate signals shift toward circular economy. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC India is…

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Read more about the article Sustainable Travel Surges Across Asia in 2026 as Eco-Friendly Choices Become the New Tourism Standard
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Sustainable Travel Surges Across Asia in 2026 as Eco-Friendly Choices Become the New Tourism Standard

More than 75% of tourists prioritise sustainability in regional travel decisions. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Sustainability has emerged as a defining force in Asia’s tourism landscape in 2026, with about 77…

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Read more about the article Singapore Launches Beverage Container Return Scheme With 10-Cent Deposit to Boost Recycling Rates
Establishments that plan to collect back the beverage containers consumed by their diners are known as “Return Right F&B outlets”. PHOTO: LIANHE ZAOBAO

Singapore Launches Beverage Container Return Scheme With 10-Cent Deposit to Boost Recycling Rates

Nationwide Reverse Vending Machines aim to transform waste management and support circular economy. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Starting 1 April 2026, Singapore will introduce its Beverage Container Return Scheme (BCRS), requiring…

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Read more about the article Indonesia Prepares Seagrass Emissions Baseline to Strengthen Blue Carbon Climate Strategy
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Indonesia Prepares Seagrass Emissions Baseline to Strengthen Blue Carbon Climate Strategy

As countries increasingly turn to nature-based solutions to meet emissions targets, Indonesia’s move to establish a seagrass emissions baseline reflects a broader effort to integrate coastal ecosystems into climate policy…

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Read more about the article More Than Half of Global E-Waste Moves Uncontrolled, Raising Environmental and Health Concerns
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More Than Half of Global E-Waste Moves Uncontrolled, Raising Environmental and Health Concerns

Global E-waste trade flows largely unregulated. The report estimates that 65 percent of cross-border e-waste movements — about 3.3 billion kilograms — occur without control, largely flowing from high-income countries…

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Read more about the article Taiwan to Launch Voluntary Circular Label for Plastics and Textiles in March Under 2050 Circular Economy Plan
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Taiwan to Launch Voluntary Circular Label for Plastics and Textiles in March Under 2050 Circular Economy Plan

New Certification Scheme Aims to Boost Recycling, Reuse and Green Government Procurement. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Taiwan will roll out a new voluntary “circular label” scheme in March, targeting plastics, textiles…

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Read more about the article Climate Change Is Adding 47 Days of Harmful Heat to Coffee Farms Each Year — And Prices Are Rising
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Climate Change Is Adding 47 Days of Harmful Heat to Coffee Farms Each Year — And Prices Are Rising

New analysis finds top coffee-producing countries face escalating heat stress as global coffee supply tightens. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Your morning coffee is under pressure. A new analysis of 25 coffee-growing countries…

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Green Carbon and BRIN Target 21.4 Million Tonnes of CO₂ Credits From Indonesia’s Rice Fields

Japan-based developer partners with Indonesia’s National Research and Innovation Agency to unlock agricultural carbon potential worth ¥42.8 billion. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC JAKARTA — Japan-based nature-based carbon credit developer Green Carbon…

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Read more about the article From Junk to Lithium: How India’s E-Waste Boom Is Powering a Critical Minerals Strategy
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From Junk to Lithium: How India’s E-Waste Boom Is Powering a Critical Minerals Strategy

As global supply chains tighten, India turns to “urban mining” to secure lithium, cobalt and rare earths. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC KARNAL, India — Hundreds of discarded batteries rattle down a…

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