Regional Haze Casts a Pall on ASEAN’s Influence
Melinda Martinus
The return of smoke haze underscores a sobering reality: while ASEAN has policies designed to combat it, the problem continues to occur.

Melinda Martinus
The return of smoke haze underscores a sobering reality: while ASEAN has policies designed to combat it, the problem continues to occur.
Renard Siew
Southeast Asia leaves swathes of potential carbon credits stranded and unrealised. ASEAN should embrace the Core Carbon Principles to bolster integrity and growth of its carbon markets.
Bao Tan-Hoang Nguyen
Governments in our region and beyond must plan today for tomorrow's floods, in a warming world. Regret can be minimised, if not eliminated.
Elyssa Kaur Ludher|Paul Teng
ASEAN countries need to brace themselves for a “super” El Niño weather phenomenon.
Bao Tan-Hoang Nguyen
How can Vietnam design a successful system to combat flooding?
Shivenes Shammugam|Jihyun Kang
Shivenes Shammugam and Jihyun Kang argue that although ASEAN countries have recognised the importance of methane mitigation, implementation remains uneven but Korea’s experience as an ASEAN dialogue partner could help bridge this gap.
Elyssa Kaur Ludher
Ahead of Women’s Day in the International Year of the Woman Farmer, an envisioning of how Southeast Asia can improve the lot of its women farmers in a warming world.
Renard Siew
Carbon credits to be tabled under Malaysia’s new climate change bill should serve as a bridge towards decarbonisation rather than a substitute for it.
Paul Teng
ASEAN countries vary in their ability to address food security. More can be done at sub-regional levels.
JC Punongbayan
The fact that the Philippines requires flood control measures is beyond dispute. But the problem goes far deeper.