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Carbon emissions

Carbon crossroads: Petrochemicals boom tests Indonesia’s climate goals
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Energy transition

Indonesia’s captive coal: Under-the-radar expansion
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Can China’s zero-carbon industrial parks go global?
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Heavily reliant on pesticides, Thai agriculture is ‘trapped in a vicious cycle’
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Natural gas

Vietnam’s gas projects stall amid investor claims of unbankability and a renewables pivot
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Infrastructure

Cambodia’s grid has reached people who can’t connect to it
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Labour abuse is seafood’s hidden cost
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Indigenous peoples

Kalimantan’s last hunter-gatherers: ‘The more we report, the faster our forest disappears’

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Southeast Asia must decisively decouple from fossil fuels, starting with transport
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Nuclear

Vietnam’s race to go nuclear leaves villagers in limbo
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