Architecture for a Hotter World: Thailand’s Community-Led Housing Adaptations
Bangkok’s heat and humidity make even the simplest daily routines feel exhausting. As summers grow hotter and extreme heat becomes...
Bangkok’s heat and humidity make even the simplest daily routines feel exhausting. As summers grow hotter and extreme heat becomes...
Five years ago, China announced that it would no longer build new coal-fired power projects abroad. Following similar announcements by...
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. approved the Philippines Geothermal Resource De-Risking Facility (PGRDF) in July of this year, marking the largest...
The US is working to secure critical mineral supply chains and cement its dominance in AI. Its strategy: Pax Silica. ...
US tax law offers up to US$85 for every tonne of carbon dioxide captured and stored at an industrial source...
Editor’s note: The author of this piece is writing under a pseudonym due to safety concerns related to their reporting....
The prospects for hydropower trade between Bangladesh and Nepal are currently under threat. Less than two years after the agreement...
As China leads the world in solar and wind growth, it is also expanding elsewhere – in coal gasification and...
This story was originally published by Grist through Covering Climate Now. Sign up for Grist’s weekly newsletter here. On August 26,...
Bangladesh’s government aims to develop 5,500 megawatts of rooftop solar capacity, alongside 4,500 megawatts of ground-mounted solar capacity. The country...
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