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View all search resultsThe Bogong moths have had a comeback this year, with reports that the insects have invaded backyards and homes along Australia's east coast, including in New South Wales state capital, Sydney.
5 days agoData from MapBiomas showed that areas with the most extensive fire damage are distributed across various food production hubs and agricultural regions, with Merauke in South Papua topping the list at the regency level. ...
1 week agoA study cited in the report found extreme fire-smoke events have tripled globally since the 1990s and may have contributed to nearly 100,000 additional deaths annually between 2010 and 2018. ...
1 month agoMore than 140 countries - representing the vast majority of the world's woodlands - pledged at the 2021 United Nations climate summit in Glasgow to halt and reverse forest loss and degradation by the end of the decade.
2 years agoDeveloping countries prefer to borrow from China because it simply means business and does not take elements like human rights, press freedom, and economic liberalization into account.
2 years agoThe WEF projects that digitizing trade documentation worldwide could potentially increase global GDP by almost 5 percent and boost international trade by a staggering 15 percent.
2 years agoGovernments must ensure adequate, stable and predictable supplies of critical raw materials needed to construct the millions of solar panels, wind turbines and batteries of the future.
2 years agoArmed conflict, drought, widespread poverty and scarce rural health services already mean the world's newest country has one of its highest maternal mortality rates. Heatwaves linked to climate change are increasing the risks.
2 years agoThe long-term environmental and labor implications of nickel mining in Indonesia can be devastating.
3 years agoPresidential candidates must convince voters that they prioritize sustainable infrastructure development, which is geared toward the well-being of all citizens.
3 years agoMalaysia on Friday warned residents of high pollution levels in most areas on the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia and the western Kalimantan region of Sarawak, blaming trans-boundary haze from Indonesia, its Department of Environment said in a statement.
3 years agoGiven past form, the Norwegian Nobel Committee is also capable of a complete surprise in the Oct. 6 announcement.
3 years agoThe court said 9 of its 11 justices rejected the deadline because it countered constitutional guarantees on Indigenous rights to ancestral lands.
3 years agoVote-buying has become common in national elections over the last 25 years, despite crackdowns by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK).
3 years agoThe lack of focus on climate issues might hurt political parties and their politicians in seeking the votes of millennials and Gen Zers, which make up a third of registered voters for the 2024 elections.
3 years agoMarine scientists say some areas in the Gulf of Thailand have more than 10 times the normal amount of plankton, turning the water a bright green and killing off marine life.
3 years agoAccording to the World Bank, 95 percent of Indonesia’s wastewater flows into agricultural fields, rivers, and open drains.
3 years agoThe Suralaya power plant complex in Cilegon, around 100 kilometers west of Jakarta, is presently the largest such facility in Southeast Asia. The complex currently has eight power generation units (PGUs) with a total output capacity of 4,025 megawatts (MW).
3 years agoHeavy rains caused by the extratropical cyclone have affected 80 cities and left more than 2,300 people homeless and over 3,900 displaced.
3 years agoThese directives rely on the assumption that the EU will have significant market power to increase the bar on environmental and human rights standards for developing-country businesses that are connected to it.
3 years agoThe move comes a little over a year before the 2024 election, as Biden seeks to shore up his green credentials that were damaged by a decision earlier this year to greenlight a project by US energy giant ConocoPhillips in the same area.
3 years agoA Javan hawk-eagle has hatched in the Mount Gede Pangrango National Park in Bogor, West Java, according to a report by park officials on Monday.
3 years agoUnexpected summer rain turned the weeklong, annual counterculture arts festival into a muddy nightmare.
3 years agoSadly, many people in the former colonized countries are also proud when they can wear branded names.
3 years agoAccelerating low-carbon solutions would be central in strengthening ASEAN’s centrality and its role as a global center of green growth.
3 years agoScientists have grown weary over the rising temperatures on the planet and extreme weather from heat waves to typhoons that have swept across the globe in the past years.
3 years agoThe domestic mining and energy industry say the indirect coal subsidies in their current format are insufficient to incentivize investment in coal gasification.
3 years agoThese are two serious accusations made in public that should not be easily dismissed. One is the destruction to the environment caused by the food estate program, and the other about possible embezzlement and other financial irregularities.
3 years agoMeta on August 1 started blocking the distribution of news links and articles on its Facebook and Instagram platforms in response to a recent law requiring digital giants to pay publishers for news content.
3 years agoJapan exported about $600 million worth of aquatic products to China in 2022, making it the biggest market for Japanese exports, with Hong Kong second.
3 years agoSouth Korea is scrambling to carry out a budget of 64 billion won ($48.5 million) to prop up the consumption of seafood, adding more funds could be allocated if needed. The size of the budget is to double next year.
3 years agoChina reiterated its firm opposition to the plan and said the Japanese government had not proved that the water discharged would be safe.
3 years agoJapan and scientific organizations say the released water is safe, but environmental activists argue that all the possible impacts have not been studied. Japan says it needs to start releasing the water as storage tanks are full.
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