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Considered a “significant escalation” in its global governance aims, China is up against Chile and Belgium to host the treaty’s secretariat.

29 Jan 2026

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Here's what groups tracking and preserving climate data have found – and what could be next.

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Ten years ago, switching from burning coal to gas was a key element of China’s policy to reduce severe air pollution.

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Sales of electric vehicles (EVs) overtook standard petrol cars in the EU for the first time in December 2025, according to new figures released by industry group the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA).

28 January 2026

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27 January 2026

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26 January 2026

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The sustainability leadership burnout of 2026 looks very different from that of 2024. What has changed is not just magnitude, but the nature of the pressures: endless reporting, fractured authority, reputational minefields, and moral burden.

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23 January 2026

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Can Southeast Asia keep the lights on for solar projects as costs rise?

China's withdrawal of export rebates for solar PV and battery products, alongside rising raw material costs, have pushed …
$The sustainability leadership burnout of 2026 looks very different from that of 2024. What has changed is not just magnitude, but the nature of the pressures: endless reporting, fractured authority, reputational minefields, and moral burden.$

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As sustainability roles get harder in 2026, burnout risk is growing

Burnout among sustainability professionals isn’t just persisting – it’s deepening, shaped by new pressures.
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Asian state-owned companies dominate global carbon emissions: study

Chinese and Indian coal and oil firms accounted for about one third of global fossil fuel emissions in …
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Japan sets 2026 price band for carbon market to steer investment by big polluters

Scheme will cover up to 400 major emitters and set a floor and ceiling on CO2 prices ahead …
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Indonesia’s massive captive coal plans are putting climate targets and economy at risk: study

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News / Corporate Responsibility

Indian wind and solar firm emerges in ranking of world’s greenest corporates

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