Southeast Asians as the Biggest Microplastic Eaters
Humans are becoming bigger and bigger microplastic eaters, and Southeast Asians get the biggest portion.... Read more
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The Cali Fund Calls for Private Sector Contribution in Halting Biodiversity Loss
The Cali Fund was launched by the Parties of the Convention on Biological Diversity to support funding for biodiversity actions.... Read more
Collaboration Needed to Solve Southeast Asia’s Air Pollution Issue
Poor air quality is a persistent problem in Southeast Asia, necessitating collaboration to tackle the region’s air pollution issue.... Read more
The Ongoing Battle Against Pneumonia in the Global South
Despite medical progress, pneumonia in the Global South remains a silent killer due to limited healthcare access.... Read more
Food Taboos and Its Impact on Undernutrition in Pregnancy
Various cultures have food taboos for pregnant women. Unfortunately, they often lead to undernutrition risk in mother and baby.... Read more
Using Geospatial Data Analysis to Expand Healthcare Access in Lao PDR
With the support of the WHO, Lao PDR has been utilizing geospatial data and technology to enhance primary healthcare services for all.... Read more
Singapore Expands Sports Facilities to Support Healthy and Active Society
Singapore builds sports facilities and community amenities to provide the sporting needs and aspirations of its citizens.... Read more
Looking into the End to the Open Dumping in Indonesia
As final processing sites become growing mountains of waste, the government plans to end open dumping in Indonesia.... Read more
Dark Side of the Light: How light pollution affects people and the planet
Artificial light pollution becomes an increasingly relevant, often-overlooked issue that affects humans and other life forms on Earth.... Read more
UK Researchers Propose Foundational Ways for Environmentally Responsible AI
Opportunities and doubts cloud over the issues of Artificial Intelligence. Is it possible to develop a responsible AI system?... Read more