Urgent Call to Address Occupational Heat Stress to Protect Workers’ Safety and Wellbeing
Amidst global warming, protective measures against occupational heat stress are crucial to protect workers’ health, safety, and productivity.... Read More
Dinda Rahmania
Dinda is a Reporter at Green Network Asia. She is currently studying undergraduate program of International Relations at President University.
Air Pollution Is Linked to Higher Dementia Risk
Studies show that long-term exposure to tiny particles in polluted air is linked to a higher dementia risk.... Read More
FINZ Standard: A Science-based Framework to End Fossil Fuel Financing
The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has launched the FINZ Standard, calling for an end to funding new fossil fuel projects.... Read More
How Friendship Bench Bridges Mental Health Care Gap
The Friendship Bench initiative shows how a community-based “sit and talk” therapy can serve as a viable mental health treatment.... Read More
Reducing E-Waste by Making Recyclable and Healable Electronics
Researchers have developed a type of circuit board that is more durable and easier to recycle in the effort of reducing e-waste.... Read More
Singapore Launched Automated ESG Reporting Tools
The Monetary Authority of Singapore launched an automated ESG reporting tool to ease the process for all businesses, especially SMEs.... Read More
Strengthening Landslide Prediction Amid Growing Risks
Researchers from Hong Kong have developed a more accurate computer model to support better landslide prediction.... Read More
Business and Human Rights (BHR) 101: Balancing People and Profit
Business and Human Rights is an important framework to support fair and inclusive workplaces, supply chains, and business practices.... Read More
Overcoming Climate Apathy with Stories Beyond Numbers
Overcoming climate apathy may need a different way of climate communication... Read More
Three Decades of Progress for Girls’ Health
A UNICEF report takes a closer look at how far we’ve come in supporting girls’ health and how far we still need to go.... Read More