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The Cathay Sustainable Finance and Climate Change Summit in Taipei attracted over 5,000 participants from 700 companies. The event focused on the FSC’s initiatives to support net-zero transitions, featuring tools like financial fund allocation and ESG platforms.

The Ministry of Labor in Taiwan held a demonstration on June 23 to address heat hazards for outdoor workers. New guidelines include flexible work hours and enhanced protections.

The Ministry of Economic Affairs in Taiwan held meetings to discuss decarbonization plans, focusing on hydrogen energy and geothermal development. The initiative aims to enhance transparency and engage local communities.

The National Museum of Marine Science and Technology in Taipei launched ＂The Ocean Will＂ exhibition, featuring Dr. Jane Goodall. It focuses on climate change and ocean sustainability with immersive displays.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs led a delegation to the Global Sustainable Islands Summit in Saint Kitts and Nevis, showcasing Taiwan’s net-zero commitment.

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Taiwan’s Environmental Ministry, led by Minister Peng Chi-ming, will create a heat protection map to tackle rising temperatures. The initiative includes a strategy alliance for heat adaptation, focusing on data collaboration and social welfare planning. Exhibitions from July to September will address the urban heat island effect.

Coffee prices in Taiwan are rising as global bean costs double due to extreme weather in major producing regions. Starbucks has already increased prices, while budget chains like cama and Louisa Coffee face difficult decisions about whether to follow suit or absorb costs internally. With Taiwan’s coffee consumption jumping 50% in just two years and harvests continuing to decline, experts warn that affordable coffee may soon become a thing of the past.

April 2025 was the second hottest on record, with global temperatures 1.51°C above pre-industrial levels. Experts warn of extreme weather and urge climate action.

Tzu Chi University in Hualien launched a training center to foster green talent, supported by the Ministry of Environment. The initiative aims to nurture 2,400 to 3,500 green-collar professionals annually, offering courses on climate change and greenhouse gas management.

Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan extends nuclear reactor life from 40 to 60 years. President Lai Ching-te emphasizes rigorous review for Maanshan’s No. 2 reactor.

Taiwan’s first eco-documentary, ＂Guardians of Our Planet,＂ premiered, highlighting polar destruction and species extinction. President Lai praised the film’s impact on climate awareness and urged collective action.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an mourns Pope Francis, praising his legacy of love and humility. The pope, 88, addressed global issues, leaving a lasting impact.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Environment plans to form a ＂High-Temperature Response Alliance＂ by May to combat extreme heat. The alliance will unite government, academia, and industry to address rising temperatures and develop strategies like specialized clothing and heat warning systems.

Taiwan’s medical centers must complete carbon audits by year-end, with results disclosed from 2026, per the Climate Change Response Act. The Green Healthcare Forum highlighted sustainable initiatives and government support for hospitals to reduce emissions.

Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration plans to revise the meteorological law to classify high temperatures as hazardous weather. This change aims to enhance public safety by issuing high-temperature warnings.

Tuvalu’s Deputy Prime Minister Panapasi Nelesone visits Taiwan to meet President William Lai and sign a labor cooperation agreement. The visit aims to strengthen diplomatic ties and explore collaboration opportunities.

President Lai Ching-te welcomed Tuvalu’s new ambassador, Lily Tangisia Faavae, to Taiwan, emphasizing cooperation on climate change and authoritarianism. The meeting highlighted the 45-year friendship and ongoing collaboration in healthcare, agriculture, and technology.

KMT legislator Ko Ru-chun plans to review the Nuclear Reactor Facilities Control Act, advocating for extended nuclear power use to meet Taiwan’s energy needs.

Taiwan’s weather remains stable Thursday with sunny skies and highs of 30-34°C. Expect rain and cooler temperatures from Friday as a front and monsoon approach.

President Lai Ching-te inaugurated the Aeromedical Building at Tri-Service General Hospital’s Songshan Branch, enhancing Taiwan’s healthcare resilience. He emphasized the hospital’s role in defense resilience and introduced a Forward Surgical Team. The government also launched initiatives for climate change and healthcare improvements.

Taiwan’s Smart City Summit & Expo draws representatives from 140 cities worldwide, showcasing AI solutions and sustainable urban technologies as global cities prepare for massive population growth by 2050.

Taiwan’s environment minister announces a Green Growth Fund office by May to boost net-zero industries. The initiative seeks NT$10 billion for sustainable investments.

The Ocean Conservation Administration’s 2024 report reveals a rise in whale, dolphin, and sea turtle strandings in Taiwan, with Lienchiang and Yilan counties most affected.

UAE’s smart wheat farm in Sharjah, launched by Dr. Sheikh Sultan, aims for food self-sufficiency amid climate change. It uses advanced tech to save water and expand crop yield.