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The power plug is charging the EV Car by rattanakun

Cambodia Scraps EV Import Taxes as Oil Price Surge Accelerates Shift to Clean Energy

April 8, 2026 No Comments

Zero-tax policy marks major push toward electric vehicles. The move comes amid a sharp escalation in global oil prices linked to the war in the

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Monaco by voyager2 from pixabay

Offshore Wealth of the World’s Richest 0.1% Exceeds Assets of Half the Global Population, Oxfam Finds

April 7, 2026 No Comments

According to the report, the amount of untaxed wealth held offshore by the richest 0.1 percent now exceeds the total wealth of the poorest half

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Deforestation for nickel mining in Gag Island, Raja Ampat, Indonesia. Image courtesy of Auriga Nusantara.

Indonesia’s Deforestation Surges 66% in 2025, Reaching Nearly All Provinces, Study Finds

April 5, 2026 No Comments

According to the Status Deforestasi Indonesia 2025 (STADI 2025) report, total forest loss reached 433,751 hectares in a single year. This represents a 66 percent

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mangroves

Japan’s Green Carbon and PT PIL Partner to Scale Mangrove Carbon Projects in Indonesia

April 4, 2026 No Comments

New agreement targets blue carbon and coastal restoration; marking an early but significant step in developing scalable mangrove-based carbon projects in one of the world’s

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Healthcare worker using fogging machine spraying chemical to eliminate mosquitoes and prevent dengue fever in public community area by ภาพของPrapat Aowsakorn

Malaria Mosquitoes Are Evolving Faster Than Insecticides Can Kill Them, Study Finds

April 3, 2026 No Comments

In many regions, mosquitoes may be exposed indirectly to insecticides used in agriculture. Areas with more intensive farming showed the strongest signs of genetic adaptation,

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Biodiversity | Milkweed locust with open wings, South Africa by Nico Smit from nicosmit

Carbon Markets in Asia Struggle to Deliver on Biodiversity Promises, Study Finds

April 2, 2026 No Comments

Since 2023, more than 130 nature-based carbon projects covering over 20 million hectares have been registered under Verra’s Verified Carbon Standard. Globally, the broader market

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Vibrant Market Aisle with Diverse Goods by Lucas Mosesson from Pexels

The Methane Gap: Asian Supermarkets Under Scrutiny for Missing Climate Targets

March 29, 2026 No Comments

New study finds major retailers lag on methane emissions from food supply chains. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC A new regional assessment has found that Asia’s leading

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Bilebante Village by Pigiblog

Sustainable Travel Surges Across Asia in 2026 as Eco-Friendly Choices Become the New Tourism Standard

March 26, 2026 No Comments

More than 75% of tourists prioritise sustainability in regional travel decisions. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Sustainability has emerged as a defining force in Asia’s tourism landscape

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Establishments that plan to collect back the beverage containers consumed by their diners are known as “Return Right F&B outlets”. PHOTO: LIANHE ZAOBAO

Singapore Launches Beverage Container Return Scheme With 10-Cent Deposit to Boost Recycling Rates

March 25, 2026 No Comments

Nationwide Reverse Vending Machines aim to transform waste management and support circular economy. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Starting 1 April 2026, Singapore will introduce its Beverage

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