Advancement often come with risks. A WEF report highlights several technological risks amid global crises.... Read More
National Governments
As waste volume and clean energy demand rise, Waste-to-Methanol offers a viable solution by turning waste into cleaner fuel.... Read More
Is Indonesia’s Government Regulation 27/2025 on the protection and management of mangrove ecosystems good enough?... Read More
The government of Nepal sets into motion a five-year strategy to clean up Mount Everest from the trash produced by climbers.... Read More
As demand soars, data centers have become increasingly scrutinized for their impacts and associated risks, including public health implications.... Read More
Animal testing has long been questioned for blatant exploitation. As technology evolves, innovations continue to emerge as alternatives to the practice.... Read More
Recognizing and addressing overconsumption patterns, as one of the biggest roots of multiple global crises, is vital to the systemic transformation for a sustainable future for all.... Read More
An OECD report reveals hopeful progress and persistent gaps in healthcare in Southeast Asia.... Read More
The politics of disaster reflects a country’s state capacity and underscores how human decisions affect the way people experience disasters.... Read More
Health systems should be able to prevent financial hardship from health expenses that can push people into, or further into, poverty.... Read More

Unveiling Potential Technological Risks amid Global Crises
Waste-to-Methanol, a Potential Sustainable Solution for Waste and Energy
Looking into the Government Regulation on the Protection and Management of Mangrove Ecosystems in Indonesia
Nepal’s Five-Year Strategy to Clean Up the Mounting Waste in Mount Everest
Exploring Public Health Implications of Data Centers
Exploring Technological Advancement to Replace Animal Testing
Addressing Overconsumption for Transformational Changes
Revealing Progress and Gaps of Healthcare in Southeast Asia
The Politics of Disaster: State Capacity and the Illusion of Safety
Expanding Health Service Coverage for Health Without Financial Hardship