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Crouching Tiger, Hidden Decarbonization: China's National Emissions Trading System - Vimarsana News

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Decarbonization: China's National Emissions Trading System

In this Year of the Tiger, China, the world’s largest carbon emitter, is signaling more aggressive climate action on several fronts, including

Don't Bury Me in Trash — From Recycle to Reduce in West Papua: Q&A with Misool Foundation's Virly Yuriken - Vimarsana News

Don't Bury Me in Trash — From Recycle to Reduce in West Papua: Q&A with Misool Foundation's Virly Yuriken

With white sandy beaches, cerulean waters, and lush jungles, Indonesia’s Raja Ampat Islands are some of the world’s most beautiful islands—and

The Top 5 of March 2021 - Vimarsana News

The Top 5 of March 2021

The Top 5 of March 2021 Jordan is facing a deepening, multi-faceted freshwater crisis and it’ll take aggressive action by the country and its international partners to gain a foothold on its water future. In this month’s top post, Steven M. Gorelick, Jim Yoon, Christian Klassert feature their recently published framework that assesses the key factors playing a role in exacerbating Jordan’s limited natural water availability and Jordan’s water security outlook.⁠ The Wilson Center’s China Environment Forum continues the conversation around a different threat facing water security in...

Building Local Capacity for Zero-Waste in the Philippines: Q&A with Break Free From Plastic's Former Asia-Pacific Coordinator Beau Baconguis - Vimarsana News

Building Local Capacity for Zero-Waste in the Philippines: Q&A with Break Free From Plastic's Former Asia-Pacific Coordinator Beau Baconguis

Building Local Capacity for Zero-Waste in the Philippines: Q&A with Break Free From Plastic’s Former Asia-Pacific Coordinator Beau Baconguis Large pollution can come in small packages. This is the case with the small plastic pouches, called sachets, that constitute a major source of the plastic waste crisis plaguing the Philippines, a country ranked third in the world for ocean plastic leakage. Filipino consumers throw away a staggering 163 million of these difficult-to-recycle plastic packets each day, which adds up to about 60 billion a year, enough to carpet 130,000 soccer fields. For tw...