Read more about the article The Last Snow in the Tropics: BMKG Predicts Puncak Jayawijaya Will Lose Its ‘Everlasting’ Snow by 2026
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The Last Snow in the Tropics: BMKG Predicts Puncak Jayawijaya Will Lose Its ‘Everlasting’ Snow by 2026

Only 2sq km of snow remains at the peak of Puncak Jayawijaya mountain, or 1% of the mountain’s 200sq km area, according to Indonesia's Meteorological, Climatological, and Geophysical Agency (BMKG).…

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Read more about the article Study Highlights: Most of the World’s Fastest-Sinking Coastal Cities Are in Asia
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Study Highlights: Most of the World’s Fastest-Sinking Coastal Cities Are in Asia

Mapping the world's fastest-sinking coastal cities : Of the 44 sinking coastal cities found to be sinking faster than sea levels were rising, 30 are found in Asia. FOLLOW THIS…

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Read more about the article In the Grip of Heat: A Close Look at Rising Temperatures in Singapore and Malaysia
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In the Grip of Heat: A Close Look at Rising Temperatures in Singapore and Malaysia

BRB burning. If you've been sweating a lot more lately, you're probably not the only one. People in Singapore and Malaysia have been cooking under the hot sun. FOLLOW THIS…

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Read more about the article Vietnam’s Forestry Sector Poised for Economic Growth Through Carbon Credit
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Vietnam’s Forestry Sector Poised for Economic Growth Through Carbon Credit

The Vietnam’s forestry sector to gain from carbon credits; with capacity to sell 40 million carbon credits for a revenue of US$200 million annually FOLLOW THIS TOPIC [HO CHI MINH…

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Read more about the article MethaneSAT: A Groundbreaking Satellite to Track Global Methane Emissions From Oil and Gas
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MethaneSAT: A Groundbreaking Satellite to Track Global Methane Emissions From Oil and Gas

A groundbreaking satellite to track global methane emissions : The data collected from MethaneSAT will be publicly available in near real-time. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC In a monumental step towards combating…

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Read more about the article Singapore Launches World’s Largest Ocean CO2 Removal Facility For Climate Change Mitigation
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Singapore Launches World’s Largest Ocean CO2 Removal Facility For Climate Change Mitigation

Upon reaching full operational capacity in 2025, the facility is projected to extract 3,650 tonnes of CO2 from the ocean annually. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Singapore is on the verge of…

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Read more about the article Kamojang Geothermal Power Plant Pioneers ASEAN’s First Green Hydrogen Energy Initiative
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Kamojang Geothermal Power Plant Pioneers ASEAN’s First Green Hydrogen Energy Initiative

Kamojang Geothermal  Power Plant becomes the first geothermal power plant to produce green hydrogen in ASEAN. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC The Kamojang Geothermal Power Plant (PLTP Kamojang) marks a significant milestone…

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Read more about the article Wildfires Surge Fivefold Amid El Niño Conditions in Indonesia
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Wildfires Surge Fivefold Amid El Niño Conditions in Indonesia

Data from Indonesia's Ministry of Environment and Forestry reveals a staggering 994,313.18 hectares—an expanse 15 times the size of Jakarta—were consumed by fire from January to October 2023. FOLLOW THIS…

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Read more about the article Telok Ayer and Upper Peirce Reservoir: The Hottest and Coolest Neighborhoods in Singapore
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Telok Ayer and Upper Peirce Reservoir: The Hottest and Coolest Neighborhoods in Singapore

Areas like Raffles Place, Shenton Way, Telok Ayer and Lau Pa Sat, known for their dense, skyscraper-laden landscapes, register temperatures up to 6 degrees Celsius higher than more suburban locales,…

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Read more about the article The State of Sustainable Trade: Insights from the Seventh Annual Global Report
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The State of Sustainable Trade: Insights from the Seventh Annual Global Report

The seventh edition of the State of Sustainable Markets report offers comprehensive data, shedding light on the evolving landscape of sustainability standards and their significant impact on global trade. FOLLOW…

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Read more about the article Women in Indonesian Fisheries: An Underrecognized Force in Economic Growth and Recovery
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Women in Indonesian Fisheries: An Underrecognized Force in Economic Growth and Recovery

Accounting for up to 42% of the workforce, these women are the unsung heroes of an industry often perceived as predominantly male.  FOLLOW THIS TOPIC In the vast archipelago of…

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