Sugarcane pulp to paper: One man’s environmental mission
When asked why he continues to run the business even at a loss, entrepreneur Taing Socheat said that the company was his contribution to the environment.
Environment
Lives destroyed as armyworms invade Philippine ‘onion capital’
Scientists have warned that crop-damaging pests will only become more destructive as climate change brings hotter weather and more unseasonable rains ever.
Carbon market to help achieve net zero emissions
The Vietnamese Government has recognised the development of a carbon market as a must-do to respond to climate change and protect the environment.
After an uneasy week, Masungi forest protectors bag UN award
The award came nine days after the foundation alerted the public about the presence of more than 30 armed men in its area of jurisdiction.
Fake photos of Japan typhoon disaster widely shared on Twitter
The poster later apologized, admitting they had used artificial intelligence to create the images.
No need to decouple climate action from energy crisis: Experts
Experts also said that important lessons from the current energy crisis show the need to diversify energy supply, type, and partners.
First nature film festival takes place in Vietnam
The festival will be showing 17 feature films, documentaries, and short films with subtitles in Vietnamese.
Make Dhaka river authorities accountable
The paper says when it comes to river protection and management, virtually all relevant institutions of the government have been found guilty of not doing enough.
Oysters help clear the waters in Hong Kong
One of the city's favorite seafoods, oysters are also natural filterers, with just one oyster capable of filtering 200 liters of water per day.
Thailand’s cities must be prepared for an uncertain future: Eco-design expert
“It is not difficult for Thailand to build future cities, but it should be prepared to use existing resources efficiently,” he added.