News & Insights Across Asia
Zero-carbon parks are emerging as innovative models promoting sustainable and high-quality development worldwide. Explore how hubs in China and abroad are leading the charge in green transformation.
Australian researchers have developed the Beached Plastic Debris Index, a satellite tool to detect plastic waste on beaches, potentially transforming global coastal cleanup efforts.
Scientists at ICIPE in Nairobi have discovered that the larvae of the lesser mealworm can consume plastic waste, offering a promising solution to global plastic pollution.
Leading scientists at the World Laureates Association Forum discuss innovative solutions to tackle air pollution and carbon emissions, aiming for a greener and healthier future for all.
At CIFTIS in Beijing, leading global companies showcase innovative technologies that turn waste into valuable products, offering solutions to global environmental challenges.
A team of young researchers is developing biomimetic robots shaped like manta rays to enhance the monitoring and protection of coral reefs, vital to our marine ecosystems.
Ningxia, encircled by deserts, pioneers innovative methods to combat desertification, transforming shifting sands into stable, green landscapes and protecting the Yellow River from the encroaching desert.
China’s Blue Circle initiative is transforming marine plastic pollution management using blockchain and IoT technology. Recognized by the UN, it exemplifies China’s commitment to marine ecology.
China is rapidly expanding its green and low-carbon industry, leading global efforts in sustainable development through innovation, increased production of eco-friendly products, and significant reductions in energy consumption.
An innovative Cambodian entrepreneur transforms thousands of plastic bottles daily into durable brooms, reducing pollution and providing sustainable livelihoods in Phnom Penh.
Discover how Ma Jun’s innovative use of open data and mapping tools is helping to combat pollution and improve air quality in Beijing.
Delong Steel Plant in Hebei Province turns scrap metal into art, transforming from a major polluter into a unique tourist attraction, showcasing innovation in environmental sustainability.
Discover how passionate conservationist Zhong Zhenyu helped revive the Milu, China’s ancient ‘Four Dissimilarities’, through innovative wildlife preservation methods.