Philippines, Singapore tighten carbon credit ties, but deal lacks full Article 6 rulebook, say observers | News | Eco-Business
Singapore will retire 2 per cent of the carbon credits it gets under the deal so that this portion helps…
Japan warns Okinawa LNG plant could harm coral reefs, raises risk of future shutdown | News | Eco-Business
Japan’s environment ministry has warned that a planned liquefied natural gas (LNG)-fired power plant in Okinawa could damage nearby coral…
New Zealand Mulls Banning Lawsuits Against Polluting Companies
Greenpeace slammed the proposal as a “shocking abuse of executive power to help corporate polluters.” — Polluting companies may soon…
Humans returned to Britain 500 years earlier than scientists thought after the last ice age
The return of humans to the British Isles after the end of the last ice sheet, which covered much of…
AI’s energy appetite is outpacing deployment of AI-based climate solutions: IEA | News | Eco-Business
As tech firms and investors race to frame artificial intelligence (AI) as key to solving the climate crisis, the deployment…
ICVCM approves another carbon credit standard, mangrove restoration rules as high integrity | News | Eco-Business
A carbon crediting programme based in Qatar has received the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market’s (ICVCM’s) high integrity…
Report Calling For FEMA Overhaul Only Mentions ‘Climate’ Once
A council appointed by President Trump on the future of the Federal Emergency Management Agency is calling for higher thresholds…
A supervolcano nearly wiped out humanity 74,000 years ago, but humans did something incredible
If you were lucky 74,000 years ago, you would have survived the Toba supereruption, one of the largest catastrophic events…
Extreme heat reshapes travel in Asia, nearly half of travellers changing plans: survey | News | Eco-Business
Online travel agency Booking.com’s latest travel and sustainability research shows that 79 per cent of APAC travellers now factor the…
5 Renewable Energy Myths the Data Has Finally Put to Rest
For much of the past decade, discourse around renewable energy has been shaped by persistent concerns over cost, reliability, and…
The world’s great deltas are sinking, threatening global food supplies | News | Eco-Business
“I would like for me and my children to live here forever,” said Lâm Thu Sang, a resident of Vietnam’s…
Scientists successfully transfer longevity gene and extend lifespan
Naked mole rats are not much to look at, but their biology has made them one of the most fascinating…
New chemical kills 95% of termites without harming humans
Drywood termites are experts at staying out of sight. They live inside wooden structures, quietly feeding and expanding their colonies…
Scientists discover a new way to prevent gum disease without killing good bacteria
Bacteria are constantly evolving to survive. One major consequence is that many harmful microbes are becoming resistant to antibiotics and…
Philippines urges Southeast Asian neighbours to accelerate renewable energy, stabilise food security at Asean summit | News | Eco-Business
Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. urged Southeast Asian leaders to fast‑track renewable energy development and bolster food security, saying both…
ESG funds outperform peers and benchmark over longer term, South Korean study finds | News | Eco-Business
Public mutual funds with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) themes in South Korea outperformed both non-ESG funds and the broader…
15 David Attenborough Quotes on Nature and Climate Change
David Attenborough is turning 100 today. The world-renowned British naturalist and broadcaster has been one of the strongest voices advocating…
Nepal’s traditional grain bins help keep food safe from heat, floods | News | Eco-Business
With the start of the summer season in Nepal, farmers are worried about keeping their grain safe from extreme heat…
Illegal wildlife trade thrives on Facebook, report says | News | Eco-Business
With just the click of a button or a swipe on a phone, it’s possible to buy almost anything online,…
People once risked everything just to keep their hats on
From courtroom standoffs to tense encounters with highway robbers, hats in early modern England carried far more meaning than simple…