The bee man
Raja Soffian Raja Ismail is an expert in bee behaviour and works to raise awareness about bee conservation efforts.
New York sinking under its own weight, study finds
America's financial capital is said to be sinking at an average rate of one to two millimetres per year.
Tackling anxiety through DIY
Sisters Rafidah and Nor Padilah keep themselves busy and happy turning unwanted materials into works of art.
Why are heatwaves getting worse?
Continued use of oil, coal and gas to power homes, cars and the world's economy results in the release of gases that blanket the planet, trapping ever more of the sun's energy in the atmosphere.
Lynas appeal to drop 4 licence conditions rejected
The period for the plant’s cracking and leaching activities however has been extended after taking into account the impact of the decision on the rare earth supply chain at the global level.
Penang fishermen still waiting for Anwar's response after EIA go for reclamation project
They say they will now appeal to the Department of Environment.
Sharks, tourists jostle for space around Thai destination island
Shark numbers have improved since almost every last one was driven from the bay by the influx of tourists keen to see the uninhabited idyll that was made famous as the set of Leonardo Di Caprio's thriller 'The Beach'.
Fears for orangutans, dolphins as Indonesia presses on with new capital
About 400 hectares of mangrove forests along the coastline of Balikpapan bay have already been cleared according to one estimation, to make way for a coal port and oil refinery.
As buyers demand it, Bangladesh garment factories go green
Bangladesh's garment factories have long been known for producing low-cost garments in often harsh working conditions.
Indonesia banks on dams to tackle water crisis - but at what cost?
Dam building is causing its own new challenges, from upending the lives of local people to new losses of forests and agricultural land, according to residents and campaigners.
Sunken Philippine tanker leaks industrial fuel oil into sea
The Princess Empress was travelling from Bataan province, near the capital Manila, to the central province of Iloilo when it had engine trouble and sank in rough seas off Oriental Mindoro province.
EU considers ban on 'forever chemicals', urges search for alternatives
The chemicals have been used in tens of thousands of products but have also been linked to health risks like cancer, hormonal dysfunction and a weakened immune system as well as environmental damage.
