Extreme Heat is Getting Worse in Asia - New Report A new report from the Asian Development Bank warns that extreme heat in Asia is intensifying, threatening to slash outdoor worker capacity by more than 50% by 2030.

Extreme heat is getting worse across Asia, with new data showing worker capacity could drop by 50% by 2030. From crop failures to health crises, the impacts are staggering.

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Health Impacts of Climate Change Climate change is a public health crisis, with rising temperatures and environmental disruption putting more pressure on communities.

The health impacts of climate change are becoming impossible to ignore. The WHO projects 250k+ additional deaths per year by 2050, but the strain is already visible: extreme heat, record work hour losses, and a surge in dengue outbreaks across Asia.

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The Rising Economic Impacts of Climate Change The economic impacts of climate change are already visible in GDP losses, rising disaster costs, food price volatility and financial risk.

The economic argument for climate adaptation is getting harder to ignore. Recent scenario analysis from financial regulators shows that delaying action deepens long-term losses.

Explore the numbers in our latest article.

The Social Impacts of Climate Change In A Warming World The social impacts of climate change affect communities across the world. Addressing them through adaptation and mitigation is crucial.

Climate risks are reshaping society from hotter workdays to higher food bills and school disruptions.

Our new article explains how these social harms unfold and what protection measures can curb them.

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Effects of Climate Change Across Natural, Economic and Social Systems The effects of climate change are accelerating as rising temperatures disrupt natural systems, economies and public health.

Climate change is a systemic risk reshaping every aspect of life. New analysis explains how rising temps and extreme weather cascade through health, food, water, and economies—and what we can do about it: www.climateimpactstracker.com/effects-of-c...

What Tokyo’s Air Quality Data Tells Us Tokyo air quality has improved, but data shows lingering health risks tied to PM2.5, transport and energy use.

Tokyo’s smog is gone, but a long-term air quality challenge remains. Our latest article breaks down the latest PM2.5 and NO2 data and the mix of traffic and regional pollution behind it.

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Are the Maldives Sinking? Rising sea levels are narrowing the margin between land and water in the Maldives, where most islands sit barely above the ocean.

Insightful look at why the Maldives are exposed to rising seas: not a sudden plunge, but a combination of ocean rise, reef changes, and coastal dynamics. Explore the science, the timelines, and the adaptation pathways: www.climateimpactstracker.com/are-the-mald...

Circular Economy Examples: From A Waste Problem to Climate Strategy A circular economy is an economic system that aligns with three design principles: eliminating waste and pollution, circulating products and materials at their highest value and regenerating nature.

Asia’s cities are testing circular ideas that turn waste into energy, jobs, and cleaner rivers. Curious how it all fits into climate goals? Read our analysis and case studies here: www.climateimpactstracker.com/circular-eco...

Environmental Economics and the True Cost of Climate Change Environmental economics shows how climate change is already hurting growth and equality, and why action is the smart economic choice.

The environmental cost of climate change is now too large to be ignored. Find out more in our latest article.

Climate Anxiety Explained: A Warming Planet And Mental Health Crisis Climate anxiety is a growing concern for communities around the world and signals that climate action is not yet keeping people safe.

Climate anxiety is rising in tandem with the global rise in heat. 2024 was ~1.55°C warmer than the pre-industrial period, with billions of people experiencing extended periods of heat.

See how science, health, and policy intersect to shape responses here.

Beyond 1.5°C: Why Climate Change Is Bad, And What To Do Next Climate change is bad for human health, the economy and the environment. Adaptation and mitigation are critical for ongoing development.

2024 crossed a historic climate threshold (~1.55°C). This isn’t just data, it’s a deadline.

Our latest article explains the implications for policy, finance, and communities in Asia.

Extreme Heatwaves Take a Toll on Public Health and the Economy in Bangladesh Bangladesh faces an escalating heat and urban exposure crisis. Extreme heat drives health risks, reduced productivity, and widening economic inequality—exacerbated by heavy reliance on fossil fuels.

Extreme heat, urban vulnerability, and slow energy transition threaten Bangladesh’s development.

Explore the latest findings and recommended actions.

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Tracking Air Pollution in Indonesia and the Policies Changing It Indonesia ranked as the 15th worst air pollution in the world. This is the result of rapid population and economic expansion.

Indonesia’s air quality in 2024–2025: hotspots, health implications, and the policy mix needed to reduce PM2.5 and protect communities.

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Air Pollution in Malaysia: Tracking the Causes, Impacts and Path to Cleaner Skies Air pollution in Malaysia is steadily growing, impacting the country's economy, environment and public health.

Unsurprising yet urgent: cross-border haze and domestic emissions are shaping Malaysia’s air. Our analysis covers trends, costs, and what’s being done.

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Central Asia's Vanishing Snowpack: A Real-Time Crisis Central Asia faces an accelerating water crisis as snowpack and glaciers retreat, threatening water security for millions.

Central Asia’s snowpack collapse signals a coming water crisis for millions. Our latest Op-Ed looks at real-time analysis and the policy implications for regional cooperation and resilience.

What Is a Cloudburst and How Should Cities Prepare? Cloudbursts are an intense rainfall event that can often overwhelm stormwater management systems and lead to flash flooding.

Intense flood-causing cloudbursts are on the rise in Asia, challenging existing stormwater systems. Adapting to this new reality is a cornerstone of climate adaptation.

A critical read for anyone interested in urban living and climate policy.

What Are Flash Floods? Causes, Effects, Science, and Adaptation Flash floods are rapid-onset flooding events that are becoming more common and intense as a result of climate change.

Quick read on why we're seeing more flash floods everywhere. Spoiler: climate change and concrete are a bad mix for water absorption.

Where Does The World Stand On Climate Change Progress? Progress on climate change is picking up pace. However, it is still far below what is needed and requires global cooperation to succeed.

Despite record-high emissions and the hottest year, almost 90% of countries have net-zero pledges. But are these promises enough to halt climate chaos? The race to 1.5°C is on—and the clock is ticking. Learn what’s working, what’s missing, and what we must do now.

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What Is The Paris Climate Agreement? The Paris Climate Agreement is the leading global treaty on climate change that guides international action and progress on limiting greenhouse gas emissions.

The Paris Agreement remains the foundation of global climate efforts, but there's still a long way to go. From emission trends to financing gaps, discover how the world is progressing and what steps are needed to stay within safe temperature limits.

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Indonesia's Raja Ampat, A (Mis)fortune Beyond Beauty? Indonesia’s Raja Ampat, renowned for its rich biodiversity, faces nickel and coal mining threats that threaten its ecosystems.

The fight to protect Raja Ampat’s biodiversity and indigenous communities continues. Discover how local movements challenge destructive mining practices and advocate for a just energy transition in Indonesia.

More details in our latest Op-Ed

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Ecotourism in the Philippines: Runway For Future Growth Ecotourism is slowly growing in the Philippines, and the government has plans to expedite its growth in the coming decade.

The Philippines shows how ecotourism can be a powerful climate adaptation and conservation tool. With world-renowned reefs and lush landscapes, innovative funding models are helping protect biodiversity and support local communities.

Read more in our latest article.

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The future of ecotourism in India is set to continue with innovative policies, green finance, and global demand for sustainable tourism.

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The climate crisis hits hardest where the debt is deepest. Many countries are paying billions in debt that benefits the wealthy nations. Money should be used for recovery, not repayment.

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Benefits of Ecotourism: A Path to Sustainable Climate Action Ecotourism provides social, economic and environmental benefits, making it a critical pillar of sustainable development.

Ecotourism is more than a holiday — it’s a climate-smart strategy that supports local communities and protects vital ecosystems. Learn how responsible travel can drive sustainable growth and resilience in a changing world.

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Top 10 Ecotourism Destinations Around the World Explore the best ecotourism destinations that promote sustainability and community empowerment while supporting nature conservation.

Responsible travel can fund conservation, lift local communities and combat climate change. Top ecotourism destinations like the Galápagos, Serengeti, and the Great Barrier Reef demonstrate how eco-conscious tourism benefits people and the planet.

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Ecotourism Examples Around the World: Best Destinations to Visit Examples of ecotourism highlight how impactful the industry is for the environment, economy and local livelihoods.

Ecotourism: where profit meets planet. With the right model, it fuels economies & conserves ecosystems.

How can senior execs apply these lessons? Dive into the case studies.

Climate Change is Drowning Bangladesh Bangladesh faces a mounting climate crisis, with rising sea levels, erratic weather, and devastating floods threatening millions.

Climate impacts in Bangladesh are escalating—floods, erosion, displacement—yet climate finance remains far below what’s needed. It’s time for systemic change and urgent action.

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What Is Ecotourism? A Climate-smart Travel Revolution Ecotourism is a pathway for countries to balance economic growth with sustainability while empowering local communities.

How can ecotourism help achieve climate goals and support local livelihoods? With $261 billion generated in 2024, nature-based travel is more than leisure—a powerful development tool.

Explore our latest article's key principles, success stories and policy levers.

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Deforestation in Indonesia: Causes, Effects and The Future Deforestation in Indonesia has dropped significantly since its peak in the mid-2010s, yet still remains a pressing issue for the country.

The deforestation crisis in Indonesia highlights the urgent need for innovative leadership in environmental management. With economic growth often clashing with conservation efforts, understanding the drivers behind forest loss is essential for crafting effective policies.

Climate Change in Indonesia: Addressing Urgent Challenges Climate change in Indonesia exacerbates existing issues and will have long-term impacts on the country's people, environment and economy.

Indonesia's unique geography makes it particularly vulnerable to climate change. As rising sea levels and erratic weather patterns pose significant risks, learn how the nation responds with innovative strategies and international collaboration.

Explore our insights and implications for the region.