The Biodiversity Jenga is sponsored by Chris Larsen and nonprofit SeaTrees, features 33 stacked blocks, each representing one of Colombia’s unique ecosystems.
In the shimmering waters of the Caribbean, a remarkable experiment is unfolding. Amidst the devastation caused by rising ocean temperatures, scientists have discovered a glimmer of hope: baby corals, bred through a groundbreaking IVF-like technique, are defying the odds and surviving in environments where older colonies are perishing.
As the waters slowly recede from flood-ravaged Chiang Mai, Central Thailand is preparing for the next wave of challenges. Following weeks of relentless rain, the country’s Irrigation Department has announced it will release water from the Chao Phraya Dam, raising fears of further flooding across key provinces, including the bustling capital, Bangkok.
Super Typhoon Krathon, one of the most powerful storms to hit Asia this year, has left devastation in its wake across the Philippines and is hitting toward Taiwan.
The energy transition program is a collaborative effort, with funding and support from ADB’s partners, including the French Development Agency (Agence Française de Développement or AFD) and German Development Cooperation…
Economic gains for Thai smallholders through RSPO Certification.
As IID 2024 concluded, it highlighted the potential of impact investments in driving Indonesia’s sustainable future. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Labuan Bajo, INDONESIA — At the Impact Investment Day (IID) 2024,…
Court's decision highlights inadequate long-term climate targets in South Korea. This decision marks the first time an Asian court has ruled that government action on climate change is insufficient, setting a significant precedent for future climate-related legal actions in the region.
A sustainable vision meets tropical reality. The reality of Singapore’s tropical climate has brought an unexpected challenge: mold growth on the Gaia building’s wooden surfaces. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC When the…