World's fastest moving continent that's creeping 2.8 inches a year towards Asia
The world's smallest continent is on the move - creeping about 2.8 inches, or seven centimetres, a year towards southeast Asia.
As Donald Trump signed an executive order, everything changed for this clinic 13,000 kilometres away
The US used to spend more on international development than any other nation, but with Donald Trump and Elon Musk freezing ...
Record January heat suggests La Niña may be losing its ability to keep global warming in check
La Niña is a part of the El Niño southern oscillation, a climate fluctuation that slowly sloshes vast bodies of water and ...
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The Search to Find the Remains of Homo Erectus in a Vanishing Landscape
A paleontologist journeys through Indonesia’s Riau Archipelago in search of our earliest ancestors, and uncovers how ...
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Geo Connect Asia grows its presence in the region
The 5th edition of Geo Connect Asia (GCA) is set to highlight the mainstreaming of geospatial solutions across government, ...
East Asia Forum1d
Weathering the economic storms of the ASEAN climate
As Southeast Asia faces ever more frequent and severe extreme weather events, ASEAN must strength its resilience against ...
Hottest January on record shatters global temperatures
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Mapped: How ‘natural’ world heritage sites are threatened by climate extremes
“ Tropical regions are home to rich biodiversity and diverse ecosystems, including vital natural land types such as forests. There is a more consistent consensus that temperature increases in tropical ...
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Southeast Asia can perhaps avoid the worst impacts of inadequate oil supply
Southeast Asia's warm, wet climate is helpful, as is its supply of coal, particularly in Indonesia. Many of the people in this part of the world are used to living in cramped quarters--three ...
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In Freezing Foreign Aid, the US Leaves People to Die – and Allows China to Come to the Rescue
In the Pacific, the Biden administration made a real effort to increase U.S. presence, opening embassies and announcing USAID ...
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Beyond Oil: How Southeast Asia's Energy Consumption is Shifting
Southeast Asia's unique cultural, climatic, and energy resource advantages may offer unexpected resilience in the face of ...
Peatlands and mangroves: Southeast Asian countries must protect these major carbon pools to boost climate ambitions
Protecting and restoring peatlands and mangroves can strengthen Southeast Asian countries' efforts to combat climate change, ...