13 articles in this category
Singapore's F1 night race proceeds amid 'unhealthy' air quality as a 'super' El Niño intensifies Indonesia's fire season, raising questions about ASEAN's haze governance framework.
Viral claims that Anak Krakatau's SO2 is poisoning Malaysian air are contradicted by ground-level data and expert analysis. Here's why satellite maps mislead and what it means for ASEAN governance.
Sea otters are the keystone species that keep kelp forests alive. When they vanish, entire ecosystems collapse. Here is why their conservation matters for marine governance and what Southeast Asia can learn.
Colorado's record bear surge, driven by drought, offers ASEAN policymakers a data-rich model for managing human-wildlife conflict under climate stress.
Europe's first sea-based dolphin sanctuary in Taranto offers ASEAN a data-driven, ethical model for marine conservation and economic regeneration.
Japan's farmers are shifting to nocturnal operations as record heatwaves threaten an ageing workforce. With 59 agricultural deaths in 2024 and US$46 billion in lost income, the adaptation strategy offers lessons for ASEAN.
The Atlantic Shark Institute tagged the first hammerhead shark off Rhode Island, a sign of how climate change is redrawing migration maps for apex predators. The data offers lessons for Southeast Asia's own warming waters.
Three common pot types are hurting your garden in Southeast Asia's heat. Experts explain why plastic, no-drainage, and too-small pots are bad for plants, and what to use instead.
As urban density rises in ASEAN, DIY strawberry planters offer a low-cost, high-yield model for home food production, contrasting with costly top-down agritech projects.
Heavy monsoon rains leach water-soluble nutrients from urban container gardens. Discover data-driven, fractional dosing strategies to restore plant yield.
Adélie penguins are surviving Antarctic climate change through a 'win-stay, lose-shift' foraging network. This analysis explores their adaptive strategy and data.
A new study shows fishing bans alone cannot save shark populations. For ASEAN's blue economy to thrive, governance must protect marine habitats and prey biomass.
New research shows global fossil fuel emissions will hit 38.1 billion tonnes in 2025 despite renewable energy growth, making 1.5°C warming targets mathematically impossible within four years.
