

Green Pulse
Synopsis: Every first and third Tuesday of the month, The Straits Times analyses the beat of the changing environment, from biodiversity conservation to climate change. Podcasters: Audrey Tan & David Fogarty Produced and edited by: Hadyu Rahim Executive producers: Ernest Luis & Lynda Hong A podcast by The Straits Times, SPH Media.
Episodes


S1E95: Hope for the conservation and sustainable use of the high seas?

S1E94: Forest carbon offsets – the view from a project developer
This podcast episode explores the forest carbon offset industry and the need for better understanding and governance. It highlights the Rimba Raya RED project in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia, as a significant initiative that protects an important forest area and conserves carbon emissions. The project's impact include...

S1E93: Forest carbon offsets - scam or climate saviour?

S1E92: Hitting the target - can we save nature in time?

S1E91: Driving net zero plans and helping companies decarbonise

S1E90: How insurers and asset managers can drive the green transition

S1E89: Is there a limit to adapting to climate change? COP27 in Egypt

S1E88: Why governments have the power to drive climate action

S1E87: Business, the power behind the green transition

S1E86: How much more renewable energy can South-east Asia tap?

S1E85: What’s at stake for South-east Asia at COP27 climate conference

S1E84: Can natural gas, a fossil fuel, really be green?

S1E83: How to truly value nature

S1E82: How humans are exploiting wild plants and animals: IPBES report

S1E81: Taking the heat out of climate change with CO2 removal

S1E80: “We’ll see you in court”: When climate change becomes a legal battle

S1E79: Plugging Asia’s sustainability investment gap

S1E78: How humans are changing the oceans: Green Pulse

S1E77: How safe and green is nuclear energy now that it's an option for S’pore: Green Pulse
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