Guterres appeals to international community to stop war against nature
The visiting UN Secretary General says it’s essential to support Nepal and other countries that do not contribute to climate change but suffer.
Neighbouring nations will leave Thailand behind if it sticks to 2065 net zero goal: TDRI
The Thailand Development Research Institute has called on the government to bring forward its net-zero goal from 2065, saying it is far later than other nations’ goals.
Ladakh being developed as a carbon-neutral region: President Murmu
President Droupadi Murmu also said that Ladakh has to be taken forward on the path of development while preserving the natural beauty of the region and maintaining the distinct…
BMKG issues extreme weather warning in Indonesia
Predictions suggest that the rainy season will span from October to December, covering 477 seasonal zones, or approximately 68.2 per cent of all zones in the country.
Cambodia pivots to solar, wind energy
Despite hydropower’s significant role, Minister of Mines and Energy Keo Rottanak expressed concerns about its reliability in the face of climate change and global warming.
Natural disasters prompt mass exodus from Nepal’s villages
According to the District Disaster Management Committee in Baglung, 28 wards of 10 local units are at high risk of different kinds of disasters, such as landslides and floods,…
China’s renewable energy capacity grows robustly
Renewable energy capacity additions rose 93 per cent year-on-year to 172 million kilowatts during the first three quarters, accounting for 76 per cent of the country's total newly…
Indonesia prepares El Niño cash aid for poor families
Under the new direct cash assistance scheme, each eligible family will receive Rp 200,000 (US$12.61) once a month in November and December.
‘Honouring climate deals is rich countries’ moral obligations’ – Philippines
Data from the Climate Change Commission showed that the Philippines suffered a $12-billion loss and damage due to the impact of climate change in the past decade.
Hot questions asked in bid to solve climate conundrum
In recent years, extremely hot summers in China have been followed by bitter winters, so the big question is whether the coming months will be exceptionally cold.