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Loss and damage

Climate ‘loss and damage’ should include supply chain impacts
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Energy transition

Indonesia’s geothermal governance must empower local people
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Indonesian coastal villages in the dark over nickel pollution
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Indigenous peoples

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Can China share its green expertise with the Global South?
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Land rights

Indigenous land rights can’t stop commercial development in the Philippines
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Geopolitics

Q&A: A ‘holistic’ approach to the long-awaited Asean Power Grid
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Wind

Explainer: How mainland Southeast Asia is incorporating wind power
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Energy transition

Indigenous communities fear impacts of Cambodian wind projects
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Energy transition

Chinese energy projects take off in Indonesia as western financing falters
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Could China win 'beauty contest' to be Indonesia's nuclear energy ally?
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Energy transition

Is Chinese finance enough to feed Indonesia’s clean energy push?

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Could freezing coral larvae protect reefs from ocean warming?
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Natural gas

Coastal communities bear the brunt of Thailand’s LNG boom
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Energy transition

How China’s LNG growth is shaping Southeast Asian energy plans
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Big data

Can Malaysia’s AI data centres go green?
coastal construction zone Article
Natural gas

Philippines bets on natural gas to accelerate renewable energy
A large industrial plant featuring extensive pipes and a tall tower against a clear sky Opinion
Energy transition

After Trump cut funding for energy transitions overseas, could China step in?
A man rides his bike past the CATL headquarters building in Germany Opinion
Trade

Opinion: China’s green “overcapacity” is the climate solution the world asked for
A man and a woman in a boat catching fish Opinion
Fisheries

The push for 30x30 ocean protection goal needs to be locally led
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Climate diplomacy

The shape of a new climate politics emerges
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Climate adaptation

The Mekong Delta’s climate defences are failing
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Climate adaptation

In Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, elusive ‘ghost rice’ holds key to climate resilience
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River basins

How Myanmar’s gold rush threatens international rivers
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Energy transition

Q&A: How Southeast Asia can seize the renewable energy opportunity
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