Coal-dependent Indonesia shows strongest public support for phasing out the fossil fuel | News | Eco-Business
Despite being the region’s largest coal producer and one of the world’s biggest users of coal power, Indonesians are more…
As sustainability retreats, Singapore youths face a green jobs reality check | News | Eco-Business
Demand among Singapore’s youth for careers in sustainability is strong, but the pipeline of green jobs is tightening as corporate…
Climate Change Is Redrawing the Map of Species Migration
On our warming planet, wildlife is on the move. Its redistribution is wide, complex and hard to predict since not…
After a UK knock-back, China’s wind power companies fight on in Europe | News | Eco-Business
After being shut out of a German project, Chinese wind power company Mingyang Smart Energy had been looking to the…
Southeast Asia sees $540 billion in planned green power, but over a third of clean energy investment at risk: study | News | Eco-Business
About US$315 billion of the US$540 billion in announced green capital expenditure between now and 2030 is on a “credible…
April Sees Near-Record Sea Temperatures as El Niño looms
Unusually high temperatures persisted well into April, with record high averages across large parts of the tropical Pacific and near-record…
How the US Is Reshaping Europe’s Climate Ambitions
From the birth of modern environmentalism in the 1970s to the protectionist trade wars of 2026, the EU-US climate relationship…
This Week in Climate News (May 2026, Week 2)
This weekly round-up brings you key climate news from the past seven days, including New Zealand’s proposal to ban lawsuits…
Toxic arsenic levels detected in Thailand’s Mekong waters for first time | News | Eco-Business
Thai authorities have found what they described as dangerous levels of arsenic contamination in sediment from the Mekong River and…
Extreme Heat Now a ‘Regular Reality’ in India, Pakistan: Study
Heat on the scale of a recent heatwave in South Asia is now likely to occur once every five years…
Indonesian schoolboy takes on waste crisis as reform push grows | News | Eco-Business
Syazwan Luftan Riady traces his environmental campaigning to school holidays spent at his grandmother’s riverside home in a rural part…
Q&A: ‘Even the idea that heat can kill is still quite contentious’ | News | Eco-Business
The temperature was 48°C, and the sun bore down on Apekshita Varshney. Reporting from the city of Akola in western…
China’s new hydrogen push could be a step towards cleaner steel | News | Eco-Business
Hydrogen has been described by the Chinese government as of “great significance” to the country’s clean-energy transition, but its uptake…
Landless Bangladeshi farmers suffer as paddy fades in Barind | News | Eco-Business
The 8,000 sq km Barind Tract in north-western Bangladesh was once synonymous with paddy cultivation. These days, parts of the…
The Case for More Wildlife Crossings
As humans continue to encroach on critical wildlife habitat, wildlife infrastructure projects commonly referred to as wildlife crossings offer a…
Taiwan ramps up microplastic controls with ‘land-sea’ strategy | News | Eco-Business
Taiwan pledged deeper cooperation to tackle microplastic pollution, outlining a “land-sea” strategy focused on source reduction, scientific monitoring and marine…
World Cup 2026: Athletes Face Elevated Risk of Dangerous Heat
Grueling heat and humidity are much more likely to affect this years’s tournament compared to the 1994 event on the…
Bridge Data Centres completes pilot using EcoCeres’ waste-based biodiesel as backup power | News | Eco-Business
Singapore-headquartered Bridge Data Centres (BDC) has successfully completed a pilot project using hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO), supplied by biofuels firm…
Scientists discover the Southern Ocean is “sweating” more as climate change intensifies
If you ever find yourself on Macquarie Island – a narrow, wind-lashed ridge halfway between Tasmania and Antarctica – the…
Here’s How You Can Support Fungi Conservation
Recognizing fungi as essential to biodiversity and nature’s contributions to people. — By Jaida Faith When we talk about nature,…