From drones to dry fields, centuries-old farming is being reimagined to fight climate change and preserve a way of life.
New modeling reveals far greater economic threat from global warming than previously estimated, challenging outdated assumptions
The aftermath of an oil spill from Malaysia’s Langsat Terminal in Johor has reached Singapore’s northeastern shores. Authorities mobilize swift response after Johor oil leak, assess impact on biodiversity and fisheries.
As global climate threats escalate, Sabah intensifies efforts to restore and protect its coastal green shield. Mangrove forests not only pull carbon from the atmosphere but also lock it beneath the ground, offering a powerful buffer against global warming.
Over 10,000 trees cut in Telangana’s Kancha Gachibowli—an urban forest razed for IT parks, despite massive student protests.
Buildings are a major driver of climate change, consuming vast resources from planning to construction to daily use—yet Vietnam is leading the shift, crossing 500 green buildings a decade ahead of 2030 schedule.
ING has become the first globally systemic bank to receive validation from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) for its climate targets aligned with the 1.5°C pathway—a threshold widely accepted as crucial to avoiding the most catastrophic impacts of climate change.
New move signals a strategic shift toward sustainable ecosystem conservation, with carbon markets at the center of global climate cooperation. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Singapore is
Vegetables are exposed and sold when the temperature is high most of the time which leads to rapid deterioration in the quality of vegetables and fruits. Now, the air-cooled new innovation is helping these vendors preserve their goods for longer, reducing waste and increasing their earnings.