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• News / Carbon & Climate

  Pax Silica must not deepen inequality as the Philippines pursues AI ambitions, women in energy transition say

  The United States-led partnership must embed climate justice, gender equity and community participation from the outset to ensure …

  Pax Silica must not deepen inequality as the Philippines pursues AI ambitions, women in energy transition say
• News / Energy

  Taiwan weighs requiring large power users to install on-site generation, storage

  The proposal would initially target about 700 large electricity users as Taiwan seeks to ease pressure on its …

  Taiwan weighs requiring large power users to install on-site generation, storage
• News / Corporate Responsibility

  Global sustainability hiring holds steady despite tougher business climate, survey finds

  Profession grows more senior and diverse, but political backlash and regulation weigh on practitioners.

  Global sustainability hiring holds steady despite tougher business climate, survey finds
• News / Policy & Finance

  Philippines pushes AI hub, gas, and nuclear to boost investment

  In his fifth state of the nation address, Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos, Jr elevated AI-driven Pax Silica project, …

  Philippines pushes AI hub, gas, and nuclear to boost investment
• Opinion / Carbon & Climate

  Will the US climate war with Canada become global?

  For the first time, a great power has moved to price transboundary climate-driven harms–massive wildfires–and extract compensation unilaterally.

  Will the US climate war with Canada become global?
• News / Policy & Finance

  ‘Climate adaptation is economic investment, not a cost’: UNDP senior official

  United Nations Development Programme's Edward Vrkić warned that underinvesting in adaptation could be far costlier, as Malaysia develops …

  'Climate adaptation is economic investment, not a cost': UNDP senior official