Averting an air pollution disaster in South Asia
Author: Sanval Nasim, Colby College South Asia is facing an air pollution calamity. 37 of the 40 most polluted cities…
China’s fisheries policy makes a belated shift to sustainability
Authors: Hongzhou Zhang, RSIS and Genevieve Donnellon-May, University of Oxford In response to growing demand for aquatic products, China introduced…
Australia doesn’t need America’s destructive green protectionism
Author: Ross Garnaut, University of Melbourne My book The Superpower Transformation showed how Australia’s full participation in the world’s move…
Japan eyes more nuclear power for energy security
Author: Parul Bakshi, JNU Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has pushed Japan to reevaluate its energy strategy once again. A sharp…
Mekong river sand mining is a crumbling castle
Author: Lilla Szabó, TIU Sand is the most mined resource worldwide, yet not many are aware of the global environmental…
Seeing through the clean hydrogen hype
Author: Andrew Blakers, ANU In 2021, Australian company Star Scientific signed an agreement with the Philippine government to develop green…
East Palestine Residents, Senator Vance Demonstrate Water Pollution Near Derailment Site
Last Updated on February 16, 2023 In the aftermath of the catastrophic train derailment that sent large quantities of highly…
Pakistan’s floods highlight the climate-health nexus
Author: Jeremy Youde, University of Minnesota Duluth The devastating 2022 floods in Pakistan highlight the interplay between natural disasters, climate…
Myanmar’s arrested environmental activism
Authors: Adam Simpson, University of South Australia, Thomas Kean, International Crisis Group, and Susan Park, University of Sydney In the…
Vietnam needs a green bond legal framework
Author: Hanh Minh Duong, Georgetown University As the need for climate action has intensified, green finance has become a popular…