By Coby Hobbs • Jul 05, 2023
Closed-door negotiations between donors and recipients are running into some of the region’s thorniest issues. The process has shown how Southeast Asia’s transition to clean energy is a daunting task, even with theoretical support from wealthy nations

By Vinod Thomas • Jun 05, 2023
Weather patterns are becoming more erratic, forcing societies to adapt. Today, on World Environment Day, Vinod Thomas of the The Institute of Southeast Asian Studies in Singapore writes that only a proactive approach will stave off the worst outcomes of climate change

By Govi Snell • Apr 18, 2022
A looming energy shortage and surging fuel prices have made nuclear power a more attractive option, although pricing and public concern remain obstacles

By Anton L. Delgado • Feb 10, 2022
Campus groups want their institutions to reassess links to energy companies and divest from fossil fuel funds