Read more about the article Cambodia Scraps EV Import Taxes as Oil Price Surge Accelerates Shift to Clean Energy
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Cambodia Scraps EV Import Taxes as Oil Price Surge Accelerates Shift to Clean Energy

Zero-tax policy marks major push toward electric vehicles. The move comes amid a sharp escalation in global oil prices linked to the war in the Middle East. Brent crude rose…

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Read more about the article Japan’s Green Carbon and PT PIL Partner to Scale Mangrove Carbon Projects in Indonesia
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Japan’s Green Carbon and PT PIL Partner to Scale Mangrove Carbon Projects in Indonesia

New agreement targets blue carbon and coastal restoration; marking an early but significant step in developing scalable mangrove-based carbon projects in one of the world’s most critical coastal ecosystems. FOLLOW…

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Read more about the article Carbon Markets in Asia Struggle to Deliver on Biodiversity Promises, Study Finds
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Carbon Markets in Asia Struggle to Deliver on Biodiversity Promises, Study Finds

Since 2023, more than 130 nature-based carbon projects covering over 20 million hectares have been registered under Verra’s Verified Carbon Standard. Globally, the broader market includes more than 3,000 projects…

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Read more about the article The Methane Gap: Asian Supermarkets Under Scrutiny for Missing Climate Targets
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The Methane Gap: Asian Supermarkets Under Scrutiny for Missing Climate Targets

New study finds major retailers lag on methane emissions from food supply chains. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC A new regional assessment has found that Asia’s leading supermarket chains are failing to…

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Read more about the article Laos Cuts EV Fees and Raises Petrol Car Charges as Energy Crisis Forces Policy Shift
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Laos Cuts EV Fees and Raises Petrol Car Charges as Energy Crisis Forces Policy Shift

Emergency measures aim to reduce fuel consumption nationwide. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Laos has introduced sweeping emergency measures to curb fuel use amid a worsening energy crunch, including a 30 percent…

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Read more about the article Global Warming Pace Nearly Doubles Since 2015, Study Warns Paris 1.5°C Limit May Be Breached Before 2030
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Global Warming Pace Nearly Doubles Since 2015, Study Warns Paris 1.5°C Limit May Be Breached Before 2030

The research, published in Geophysical Research Letters, concludes that the planet has been warming at its fastest rate since modern temperature records began. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC The pace of human-driven…

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Read more about the article Over 165 Climate Projects Move to Paris Agreement Carbon Market as UN Issues First Credits
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Over 165 Climate Projects Move to Paris Agreement Carbon Market as UN Issues First Credits

Transition from CDM (Clean Development Mechanism) signals early Operational phase of global Article 6.4 carbon market.  FOLLOW THIS TOPIC More than 165 climate projects approved by host countries are currently…

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Read more about the article Global Sea Levels May Be Higher Than Previously Estimated, New Research Finds
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Global Sea Levels May Be Higher Than Previously Estimated, New Research Finds

Study Suggests Ocean Levels Underestimated Due to Inaccurate Modeling.  The research was conducted by Dr. Philip Minderhoud of Wageningen University in the Netherlands and PhD researcher Katharina Seeger. Their analysis…

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Read more about the article Southeast Asia’s First Solar Irrigation Carbon Project Launches in Indonesia
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Southeast Asia’s First Solar Irrigation Carbon Project Launches in Indonesia

Nexus for Development and Agros Set Benchmark for High-Integrity, Community-Based Carbon. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Indonesia has become the launchpad for Southeast Asia’s first carbon credit project centered on solar irrigation…

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