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Environment and Natural Resource Security

4 ways ASEAN leaders can tackle plastic pollution

The region's governments can consider several ways of challenging a culture of mass disposability and kickstarting a circular economy.

Antonia Gawel 19 Sep 2018

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Environment and Natural Resource Security

Chart of the day: Volunteers just picked up 20 million pieces of trash from beaches

An annual event to clean up the world’s coastlines and waterways provides a unique glimpse into the enormity of the planet’s ocean plastic crisis.

Kate Whiting 19 Sep 2018

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Environment and Natural Resource Security

What is the Coral Triangle?

One of the most important reef systems in the world, it covers 132,636 km across six countries.

Alex Gray 13 Sep 2018

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Asia’s plastic problem is choking the world’s oceans. Here’s how to fix it

ASEAN member states are among the world’s biggest sources of ocean plastic. Here are some practical ways to stem the rising tide of pollution.

Johnny Wood 11 Sep 2018

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Environment and Natural Resource Security

Our thirst for more water is making the ocean saltier

Desalination plants often return concentrated brine to the oceans, impacting species that rely on a specific salinity.

Kristin Houser · Futurism 11 Sep 2018

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Forests

AI can be a game-changer for the world’s forests. Here’s how

Only AI can provide us with the truly accurate inventories of our natural resources necessary to help us better fight climate change.

Lucas Joppa 11 Sep 2018

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Environment and Natural Resource Security

Coastal flooding in Europe ‘could cost up to €1 trillion per year’ by 2100

The economic damage from coastal flooding in Europe could reach almost €1 trillion per year by 2100 without new investment in adaptation to climate change, a new study finds.

Jocelyn Timperley · Carbon Brief 05 Sep 2018

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Oceans

This floating drone sucks up trash

The drone aims to capture trash before it reaches the open ocean - in ports, rivers and harbours.

Kristin Hunt · Green Matters 29 Aug 2018

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Global Health

Forget straws, cigarette butts are doing more damage to the oceans

We're overlooking the environmental impact of cigarette butts, according to a new study.

Natasha Bach · Fortune 28 Aug 2018

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Oceans

Here's how Thailand's Phuket island is going to fight plastic waste from tourism

Water bottles, shampoo bottles, toothbrushes and even food delivered by room service all tend to use throw-away plastics.

Michael Taylor · Thomson Reuters Foundation trust.org 24 Aug 2018

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Environment and Natural Resource Security

Endangered turtles are making a comeback

Conservation efforts have produced 'spectacular' results for green and loggerhead turtle numbers, according to marine biologists.

Koty Neelis · Green Matters 24 Aug 2018

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Environment and Natural Resource Security

Global warming is making oceans so acidic, they may reach the pH they were 14 million years ago

If we don't curtail our CO2 emissions soon, our oceans could soon be as acidic as they were 14 million years ago, killing off marine life as we know it.

Jessica Dawid · Business Insider 22 Aug 2018