Read more about the article Indonesia’s ‘Beranda Nusantara’: Maluku Barat Daya Emerges as a Global Stronghold for Marine Biodiversity
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Indonesia’s ‘Beranda Nusantara’: Maluku Barat Daya Emerges as a Global Stronghold for Marine Biodiversity

Scientific expedition finds critical migration corridor for 24 protected species, strengthening calls for new marine conservation areas. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC JAKARTA — The waters of Maluku Barat Daya, a remote…

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Read more about the article Philippines Builds Insurance Buffer as Climate Shocks Intensify Across Asia
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Philippines Builds Insurance Buffer as Climate Shocks Intensify Across Asia

Rising premiums and new risk tools signal progress, but Southeast Asia remains heavily underinsured as disasters grow more frequent FOLLOW THIS TOPIC MANILA — As climate-related disasters batter Asia with…

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Read more about the article Heatwaves Were 2025’s Deadliest Climate Disasters, Hitting the Poorest Hardest, WWA Finds
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Heatwaves Were 2025’s Deadliest Climate Disasters, Hitting the Poorest Hardest, WWA Finds

For the first time, the three-year global average temperature crossed 1.5°C as extreme heat outpaced floods, storms and wildfires in fatalities. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Heatwaves—often called the “silent killers” of…

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Read more about the article Counting the Cost: 2025’s Top 10 Climate Disasters Topped $122 Billion, Report Finds
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Counting the Cost: 2025’s Top 10 Climate Disasters Topped $122 Billion, Report Finds

The report identifies the year’s 10 costliest extreme events influenced by the climate crisis, each causing over $1 billion in damage. Among these, the Palisades and Eaton wildfires in California…

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Read more about the article The Blue Economy’s Triple Dividend: Why Ocean Finance Is a Climate, Social and Financial Imperative
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The Blue Economy’s Triple Dividend: Why Ocean Finance Is a Climate, Social and Financial Imperative

The blue economy’s triple return—climate, social, financial—is within reach. With the right financing architecture, investors can turn a severely underpriced natural asset into one of the defining growth and resilience…

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Read more about the article Asia’s Power Giants Are Already Losing $6.3 Billion a Year to Climate Hazards, New Report Warns
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Asia’s Power Giants Are Already Losing $6.3 Billion a Year to Climate Hazards, New Report Warns

From heat waves to storm surges, climate hazards are already eroding the value and reliability of Asia’s power systems. Losses could jump 33% by 2050 without rapid resilience investment and…

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Read more about the article Cambodia Tests Low-Cost Anti-Trawling Structures to Rebuild Seagrass—and Its Blue Economy
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Cambodia Tests Low-Cost Anti-Trawling Structures to Rebuild Seagrass—and Its Blue Economy

By pairing site-specific data with simple, scalable deterrents, Cambodia’s Mission Blue Hope Spot demonstrates how FPSs can stabilize benthic habitats, support small-scale fisheries, and strengthen an emerging blue economy after…

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Read more about the article Nature’s Carbon Buffer Nears Its Limit: Study Projects Global Vegetation Peak by 2070, Then Decline
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Nature’s Carbon Buffer Nears Its Limit: Study Projects Global Vegetation Peak by 2070, Then Decline

The results indicate that rising atmospheric dryness will substantially counteract the CO₂ fertilisation effect, limiting the capacity of land ecosystems to absorb carbon. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Global vegetation is close…

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