sustainability
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Laos’ 600MW Monsoon Wind Project Pivots ‘Battery of Asia’ to Cross-Border Green Power
Laos is leveraging its new 600-megawatt wind farm to diversify beyond hydropower, aiming to anchor the long-delayed ASEAN…
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Japanese Geothermal Heating and Cooling System Begins Operating in Dushanbe, Tajikistan
International engineering initiatives and renewable energy projects are tackling chronic power shortages and transforming Tajikistan’s mountainous power grid.
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Singapore orders 10 local firms to disclose Indonesian plantation links amid haze crisis
Under the Transboundary Haze Pollution Act, Singapore is investigating ten domestic companies for their role in regional fires,…
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Perennial Rice From China Takes Root in Sarawak After a Promising First Harvest
Discover how long-lived perennial rice varieties can regrow season after season, stabilizing soil and bolstering regional food security.
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Asia-Pacific Aviation Regulators Agree New Safety Monitoring Framework
KUALA LUMPUR, September 25 — Aviation regulators from across Asia and the Pacific have wrapped up a week-long…
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Packaging Executive Says Recycling Gaps Hold Back Circular Economy in South and Southeast Asia
Almaty, August 31 — As South and Southeast Asia grapple with mounting packaging waste, governments are stepping in…
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Renewables Norway chief calls India a clean tech manufacturing powerhouse and key partner
NEW DELHI — The head of Norway’s renewable energy lobby stood in New Delhi this week and said…
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Laos Hydropower Exports Draw Mekong Concerns and Face Rising Solar and Wind Competition
Since 2010, Laos has erected more than 70 dams on the Mekong River and its tributaries, rapidly turning…
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MSIG and Malaysian Nature Society plant 1,200 more mangrove saplings with school eco clubs
We need to preserve facts: Malaysia scaling up coastal conservation, largest palm oil firms funding mangrove restoration along…
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Indonesia pushes carbon credits at COP30 as experts warn of hot air
On 11 March 2025 the Indonesia Stock Exchange launched the country’s first national carbon‑trading market, a scheme designed…
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Malaysians Ranked Highest Plastic Packaging Consumers in Asian Nations
On February 18, 2020, the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) called on the Malaysian government to work…
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Malaysia Has Highest Plastic Use Per Person Among Six Asian Economies, WWF Study Finds
Malaysia, February 18, 2020 — infopulsetoday.com — One Malaysian citizen consumes about 16.8 kilograms of plastic packaging each…
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Thailand Bans Single-Use Plastic Bags at Major Stores as Part of Push to Cut Ocean Waste
When a deer and a dugong were found dead with plastic bags lodged in their stomachs, Thailand’s government…
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