
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

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

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

As it reinforces USABC, it is the collective action-from ministries to municipalities, from multinationals to micro-enterprises-that provides the leverage point for a more sustainable and

Floods and cyclonic storms carnage across Srilanka, Thailand, and Indonesia: deaths top 900 and hundreds missing; displaces more than four million people. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC

The government’s plan sets a clean-leaning trajectory—76% of capacity additions from EBT and storage—while retaining 6.3 GW of coal through 2034 to secure system reliability

Wawonii spans about 867 square kilometers and is home to 43,545 people and endemic species—well below the ecological threshold to absorb industrial nickel operations. Locals

According to RimbaWatch’s analysis, nearly 100% of LSNP overlaps seven active oil and gas blocks. The group says there are 31 wells, eight gas fields,

Taiwan’s green industries generated over NT$500 billion (US$15.3 billion) in added value last year, accounting for 2 percent of GDP. The circular economy, renewable energy

The latest analysis shows that governments’ current and planned actions are not enough. The world is now “very likely” to exceed 1.5°C of warming within