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• News / Carbon & Climate

  Singapore student activists question ExxonMobil backing of low carbon solutions lab

  Students say there is a conflict of interest in the oil major's involvement in the low carbon solutions …

  Singapore student activists question ExxonMobil backing of low carbon solutions lab
• News / Lifestyle

  Chief sustainability officers are burning out. Has the role become unsustainable?

  A growing number of pressures is pushing CSOs to the limit as the sustainability function expands and evolves. …

  Chief sustainability officers are burning out. Has the role become unsustainable?
• News / Carbon & Climate

  1.5°C on a precipice: Do we need to rethink communications on warming limits?

  Surface temperatures have exceeded the 1.5°C limit for over 10 months, leading to more calls for climate action. …

  1.5°C on a precipice: Do we need to rethink communications on warming limits?
• News / Energy

  Japan megabanks, government are biggest funders of Southeast Asia’s gas expansion

  Singapore's DBS Bank is newly listed among the top 60 banks globally which committed US$705 trillion into fossil …

  Japan megabanks, government are biggest funders of Southeast Asia’s gas expansion
• News / Water

  Malaysia likely to face water crisis by 2030 amid growing demand: officials

  Malaysia lost an estimated US$1.7 billion in wasted water between 2018 and 2022. The perceived low cost of …

  Malaysia likely to face water crisis by 2030 amid growing demand: officials
• News / Policy & Finance

  Leaders communicate: Why companies need good, not perfect climate communications

  EB Studio Corporates’ silence on sustainability hinders progress, as do splashy unrealistic vows. South Pole’s APAC leader Shruti Singh tells …

  Leaders communicate: Why companies need good, not perfect climate communications