How We Are Connected and Divided in the Internet Age
Today, almost five billion of us are connected through the internet. However, about a third of humanity remains offline.... Read More
Nazalea Kusuma
Naz is the Manager of International Digital Publications at Green Network Asia. She is an experienced and passionate writer, editor, proofreader, translator, and creative designer with over a decade of portfolio. Her history of living in multiple areas across Southeast Asia and studying Urban and Regional Planning exposed her to diverse peoples and cultures, enriching her perspectives and sharpening her intersectionality mindset in her storytelling and advocacy on sustainability-related issues and sustainable development.
Living on the Edge: Asian Elephants Need Human-Wildlife Conflict Management
“Given their preference for habitats outside the protected areas, elephants will inevitably come into conflict with people.”... Read More
Four Nations Team Up to Manage Chemical Waste in Textile Production
Bangladesh, Pakistan, Indonesia, and Vietnam launched a joint program to reduce and manage hazardous chemicals in their textile sectors. ... Read More
Sydney Sets New Development Standards Towards Net-Zero Buildings
In August, Sydney officially launched new performance standards for buildings to reduce emissions.... Read More
Rethinking Agrifood Policies for Healthy Diets for Everyone
It is possible to reallocate the existing budgets to provide healthy diets that are more affordable, accessible, sustainable, and inclusive for everyone.... Read More
Balance or Burn: Taking Care of Your Mental Health at Work
Hustle culture leads to burnout. So, how can we live a mentally healthy life as a worker?... Read More
Protecting the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in Climate Change Policies
A recent report revealed that most national climate change policies and commitments pay no attention to persons with disabilities.... Read More
Transforming Teachers and the Education Workforce System
There needs to be a fundamental change to create a robust system that enables and supports teachers in their roles as agents of change.... Read More
What Saying Goodbye to Coal Means for Hawaii’s Clean Energy Transition
Hawaii closed its last coal power plant in Oahu at the start of September.... Read More
Corruption at the Roots of Cambodia’s Deforestation
Cambodia has lost 64% of its tree cover from 2011 until now, and the government has been accused of taking bribes to turn a blind eye toward massive illegal logging projects.... Read More