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By Nisya Kunto • Dec 22, 2022
The 5.6 magnitude earthquake revealed Indonesia’s emergency response systems lack the infrastructure needed to manage disasters effectively.
By Troy Kippen • Apr 19, 2022
Unmanned surface vessels could become an important tool in collecting data to model and forecast Southeast Asia’s changing climate
By Anton L. Delgado • Jan 28, 2022
A Cambodian fishing platform worked around the clock and hauled in nearly 30 species despite another slow season
By Anton L. Delgado • Jan 27, 2022
Five of the river's ten lowest annual water flow years since 2010 have set a dangerous precedent for farmers and fishermen
The environmental reformers remain active while adapting their voices to the constraints of the prosperous but strict city-state
By Ashley Tan • Jan 07, 2022
Hundreds and thousands of people are left homeless after Typhoon Rai knocks out power across entire islands and leaving desperate survivors pleading for help
By Ron Lopez/AFP • Dec 23, 2021
Typhoon Rai slammed into the Philippines, leaving hundreds dead across the country and survivors pleading for food and water
By Cheryl Baldicantos/AFP • Dec 22, 2021
Days of torrential rain triggered some of the worst flooding in years across Malaysia, swamping cities, villages and cutting off electricity and major roads
By Danny Lau/AFP • Dec 21, 2021
As climate campaigner Greta Thunberg calls out status quo COP26 negotiations, the green insincerity of executives impacts Southeast Asia
By Brian P.D Hannon • Nov 10, 2021
As governments set decarbonisation goals at the COP26 conference, companies must find ways to keep up with plans for a sustainable future
By Mark Billington • Nov 05, 2021
Flooding occurs annually in the Sabah region of Malaysia, but the destruction and loss caused by the natural events have been magnified by construction and development projects
By Ashley Yeong • Oct 26, 2021
The collapse of a $1-billion deal to curb Indonesian deforestation has highlighted the pitfalls of a UN-backed global initiative, REDD+, which some brought up its ineffectiveness and disregard for indigenous rights
By Sam Reeves and Lucie Godeau • Oct 12, 2021