Read more about the article Vietnam Strengthens Renewable Energy Push with New Incentives Under Decree No. 58/2025
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Vietnam Strengthens Renewable Energy Push with New Incentives Under Decree No. 58/2025

Under Decree No. 58, renewable energy projects equipped with electricity storage systems and connected to the national grid will be prioritized, particularly during peak demand hours.

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Singapore to Pilot Carbon Capture at Waste-to-Energy Plants, Expands Climate Resilience Efforts

Singapore’s Plan for carbon capture: the government is allocating S$300 million over the next five years to improve the energy efficiency of public sector buildings and test new sustainability solutions.

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Read more about the article Asia’s $2 Trillion Climate Cost: The Rising Toll of Extreme Weather
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Asia’s $2 Trillion Climate Cost: The Rising Toll of Extreme Weather

The Climate Risk Index ranks countries based on the human and economic toll of extreme weather. From 1993 to 2022, more than 765,000 lives were lost due to climate-related disasters, while direct economic losses totaled nearly $4.2 trillion (inflation-adjusted).

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Read more about the article Singapore Expands Heat-Reflective Paint Initiative to Combat Urban Heat by 2030
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Singapore Expands Heat-Reflective Paint Initiative to Combat Urban Heat by 2030

The project, part of the Green Towns Programme, will be offered to all town councils within the next five years, with the government absorbing the additional costs associated with the more expensive cooling paint.

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Coastal Communities Lead the Charge in Protecting Thailand’s Marine Ecosystems

Led by the Thai Sea Watch Association, this movement is not just about environmental preservation—it is a direct commitment to safeguarding marine resources, strengthening local fisheries, and ensuring that conservation efforts benefit both biodiversity and livelihoods.

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Read more about the article Mekong Delta Faces Rising Saltwater Intrusion as Dry Season Intensifies
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Mekong Delta Faces Rising Saltwater Intrusion as Dry Season Intensifies

The Mekong Delta, known as Vietnam’s agricultural heartland, is bracing for unprecedented saltwater intrusion this dry season. However, this year, the intrusion is expected to exceed normal levels, raising serious concerns for food security, water supply, and livelihoods.

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Read more about the article Scientists Reveal ‘Concerning’ Levels of Microplastics in Commonly Consumed Seafood
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Scientists Reveal ‘Concerning’ Levels of Microplastics in Commonly Consumed Seafood

From Pacific herring to pink shrimp, 180 out of 182 specimens were found to contain microplastics and microfibers. Pink shrimp, notorious for their filter-feeding habits, bore the highest concentrations, while Chinook salmon had the least—but none were entirely free of contamination.

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