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• News / Carbon & Climate

  Asean risks locking in decades of coal emissions without coordinated, ‘people-centred’ just transition, report warns

  EB Studio Experts say the region's next challenge is turning climate commitments into enforceable coal retirement plans that protect people, …

  Asean risks locking in decades of coal emissions without coordinated, ‘people-centred’ just transition, report warns
• News / Corporate Responsibility

  Asia Pacific leads global sustainability reporting adoption, but resilience gap remains

  The region accounts for nearly half of global GDP represented by economies adopting ISSB standards, but ACCA warns …

  Asia Pacific leads global sustainability reporting adoption, but resilience gap remains
• News / Policy & Finance

  Singapore to ratify long-delayed Asean haze centre agreement ahead of 2027 chairmanship

  Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu said Singapore will ratify the treaty creating Asean’s haze coordination …

  Singapore to ratify long-delayed Asean haze centre agreement ahead of 2027 chairmanship
• News / Energy

  Gaps in skills recognition a barrier to just transition in Asia Pacific: report

  Energy and mining workers face barriers to moving between sectors, including unnecessary repeated training, according to a report …

  Gaps in skills recognition a barrier to just transition in Asia Pacific: report
• News / Carbon & Climate

  Toxic air threatens wildlife in Pakistan’s Punjab as monitoring lags

  In Pakistan’s Punjab province, November typically brings a blanket of air pollution that exceeds global health guidelines and …

  Toxic air threatens wildlife in Pakistan’s Punjab as monitoring lags
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  Brazil’s fossil fuel roadmap could strengthen COP31 push against blockers, say advocates

  Ahead of COP31’s opening on Monday, Brazil’s voluntary roadmap faces fossil fuel expansion and transition disputes, as rising …

  Brazil’s fossil fuel roadmap could strengthen COP31 push against blockers, say advocates