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Academia 2 weeks ago

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When forests burn, climate commitments falter

As peatlands burn and flagship carbon projects go up in smoke, our market-driven climate pledges are failing. Only recognizing the legal rights of nature, as constitutionally mandated, can pull us back from the brink.

Academia 1 month ago

China’s clean technology dominance reshapes global net zero transition

Partnerships with China, not protectionism, will determine affordable, interoperable and equitable global decarbonization and energy security.

Academia 2 months ago

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From potential to takeoff: How ASEAN can seize global SAF market

As global mandates tighten, ASEAN has a prime opportunity to leverage its massive agricultural wealth and become the definitive global hub for the future of sustainable aviation.

Academia 3 months ago

Rice role in fueling climate change is growing

The same flooded soils that help rice thrive also create ideal conditions for microbes that release climate-warming gases.

Academia 4 months ago

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Why Indonesia’s emissions trading system needs revision

Indonesia has built a sophisticated carbon market on paper, but without a tighter cap and a real price floor, it remains a system for recording emissions rather than reducing them.

Academia 5 months ago

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The real barriers to net zero aren’t renewables. They’re everything else

Renewables haven't failed; they are surging. But unprecedented demand growth, including for powering data centers and AI, along with infrastructure lags, mineral risks and mounting waste, keep moving the goalposts of the energy transition.

Editorial 6 months ago

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Toward a four-day workweek

To significantly save national fuel consumption, the idea of a short workweek could be an attractive proposition both for employers and employees alike.

Academia 7 months ago

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The hidden footprint and opportunity of AI’s economic promise

If artificial intelligence remains concentrated in a small number of advanced economies, firms and platforms, it risks reinforcing global inequality rather than narrowing it.

Academia 8 months ago

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Why Pari Island’s climate lawsuit matters

The decision of the Cantonal Court of Zug, Switzerland, in the case brought by Pari residents against Holcim marks a significant milestone in the development of global climate litigation.

Academia 9 months ago

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First mover or fast follower? ASEAN’s readiness for global methane rules

Major natural gas exporters in ASEAN face an urgent need to align with emerging methane standards to ensure long-term market access.

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emission

PREMIUM When forests burn, climate commitments falter

China’s clean technology dominance reshapes global net zero transition

PREMIUM From potential to takeoff: How ASEAN can seize global SAF market

Rice role in fueling climate change is growing

PREMIUM Why Indonesia’s emissions trading system needs revision

PREMIUM The real barriers to net zero aren’t renewables. They’re everything else

PREMIUM Toward a four-day workweek

PREMIUM The hidden footprint and opportunity of AI’s economic promise

PREMIUM Why Pari Island’s climate lawsuit matters

PREMIUM First mover or fast follower? ASEAN’s readiness for global methane rules