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The the effective implementation of sanctions is one of the most important actions the international community can take to support the citizens of Myanmar, a new report by Forest Trends found.

8 Apr 2022

advertising board during COP26

Financial institutions including HSBC and Bridgewater Associates are backing a public database to simplify access to corporate sustainability data. 'ESG Book', created by data firm Arabesque, aims to standardise multiple corporate disclosures from around the world.

Japan, China back coal despite Paris pledges

Despite both countries' commitments towards carbon-neutrality, Japan is the world's top lender to the coal industry and China is its leading underwriter.

How Corporations Gave Politicians Permission to Deny Reality

Big companies donated to climate deniers in Congress—even while claiming to care about climate change. When those same lawmakers denied the results of the election, the bill came due.

13 July 2020

CSRWorks managing director Rajesh Chhabara (centre) sits in between Tim Mohin of GRI and Madelyn Antoncic of SASB at the Asia Sustainability Reporting Summit. Mohin and Antoncic clashed over whose standard was better. Image: Eco-Business

6 July 2020

28 May 2020

Fanta bottles. Image: Robin Hicks/Eco-Business

23 April 2020

Vivian Wendan Zheng comes on board as senior ESG business development manager for Trucost Southeast Asia, based in Singapore. Image: Vivian Wendan Zheng

14 August 2019

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9 January 2019

alabang medical hospital

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Indonesian palm oil plantation

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