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The failure of recent global talks in Busan, South Korea, to produce a landmark treaty to combat plastic pollution, has underscored the complexities and challenges of addressing one of the planet’s most pressing environmental and climate issues.
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Unlocking geothermal potential in Southeast Asia
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New US solar duties on Southeast Asia
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Saudi Arabia launches UN desertification talks with $150mn pledge
Saudi Arabia launched United Nations talks on combating desertification on December 2, pledging $150mn over the next decade to tackle land degradation that threatens billions of people globally.
The hurricane season in 2024 was weird
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US imposes preliminary duties on Southeast Asian solar imports
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Sri Lanka to open bids for two 500-MW wind power projects
Sri Lanka plans to invite bids for two 500-MW offshore wind power plants near Mannar and Puttalam after feasibility studies conclude in 2027.
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