Climate
Ocean Governance, Marine Pollution, Biodiversity, Conservation, Decarbonization
Protecting, restoring blue carbon ecosystems in Indonesia
The health of the ocean has a direct impact on human life, the most obvious examples are overfishing and pollution. As more people are aware of
Hapag-Lloyd to make existing fleet more sustainable
With the loading of the first retrofit propeller in the Port of Hamburg, Hapag-Lloyd is launching its comprehensive Fleet Upgrade Program. The goal is to
HMM, PANASIA to study onboard carbon capture system
HMM announced September 15 that the company has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with PANASIA to collaborate on onboard carbon capture system for vessel
United Nations tackles food loss, waste
Tackling the scourge of food loss and waste represents a triple win opportunity – for the climate, for food security,
Keeping alien fish out of Indonesia
As the saying goes “When you touch the water of the ocean, you are touching the whole world”. The ocean, a
Growth in Arctic shipping is bad news
Reacting to a September 22 satellite observation from the US National Snow and Ice Data Centre (NSIDC) showing that that
MSC starts air cargo line to complement container shipping
MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company SA announced on September 26 that it has started developing a new MSC Air Cargo line
NYK invests in sustainable energy-supply business
LNG projects destroying Philippine’s oceans, say environmental advocates
Amazon of the Ocean threatened by fossil fuel natural gas projects.
Maersk supports U.S. Clean Shipping Act
U.S. Congressman Alan Lowenthal (CA-47), September 20, announced that Maersk, one of the largest container shipping lines in the world and a major terminal operator
Over-reliance on biomass-based carbon removal technologies could increase climate, food security risks
An international team of researchers highlighted the inherent risk of relying too much on carbon removal technologies to limit climate change in a new study
Malaysia needs to accelerate sustainable energy transition
By Dr. Izyan Munirah Mohd Zaideen, senior lecturer at Faculty of Maritime Studies, Universiti Malaysia Terengganu; and Captain Mohd Faizal Ramli, EHS Marine Specialist in
Singapore, Cambodia deepen cooperation on clean energy transitions
Southeast Asia faces uphill battle in CCUS deployment without carbon pricing
Indonesia has a serious garbage problem
CMA CGM budgets US$1.5 billion for shipping energy transition
Rising Sea Level Contaminates Groundwater in Coastal Towns of Jakarta
CMA CGM, WHOI partner to protect North Atlantic Right Whales
Plastic rubbish threatens Indonesia’s marine tourism
Korean Register, Daewoo Shipbuilding collaborate on large scale liquefied CO2 carrier technology
Korean Register (KR) and Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) will be developing a new 40,000 m3 LCO2 carrier featuring a next generation cargo handling
Indonesia doubles down on efforts to restore endangered mangrove ecosystem
Luwu and North Luwu regencies are the biggest contributors to mangrove damage in the South Sulawesi region. Based on data from 24 districts and cities
Is the Philippines ready to go nuclear? Advocates say no
Active volcanoes and nuclear plants.
Citizen science: Empowering citizens to address global challenges
Citizen science is increasingly recognized as an important vehicle for democratizing science and promoting the goal of universal and equitable access to scientific data and
Rising sea level overwhelms Jakarta’s Muara Baru
Muara Baru, North Jakarta, is going under a rising tide of sea water.
Pacific Environment calls on U.S. president to end fossil fuel expansion
U.S. Congress passed a historic reconciliation package with key climate provisions (170 yeas to 123 nays). The Inflation Reduction Act is projected to cut greenhouse
For sake of humanity, time to rethink use of disposable diapers
In Indonesia, especially among the younger generation, the disposable diaper is becoming indispensable and its use has slowly but surely ingrained into everyday lives. Indeed, the
Indonesia kicks off year-long campaign to save the ocean
Indonesia’s Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries is holding the Bulan Cinta Laut (Love the ocean month) (BCL) to campaign for the protection of marine
SSI joins Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center as knowledge partner
Investing in biodiversity gains momentum
Hydropower dams: Balancing economic progress with environmental protection
Mexico can become competitive producer, exporter of zero-emission fuels, says new report
South Korea promotes island living to relieve urbanization pressure
High-level Indonesian officials suspected of financial aid corruption
Bambang Eko Wahyudi, Danang Praptoko, Heri Soesanto, Tomie Herawanto, Dwi Rahayu, Suharsono, Siti Rochana, Ihwan, Heru Sukresna, Diah Ayu Kusuma,
Taiwan’s biggest shipping company gives back to society through art
The Chang Yung-Fa Foundation under Evergreen Group launched an Art Season. The festival has just kicked off in September in
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