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• News / Green Buildings

  Singapore can sharply cut construction emissions by reusing existing buildings, study finds

  Renovating could cut building emissions by up to 70 per cent, but demolition and reconstruction remains the default …

  Singapore can sharply cut construction emissions by reusing existing buildings, study finds
• News / Corporate Responsibility

  Santos wins landmark greenwashing case in Australia in major test of corporate net zero claims

  Court dismissal raises questions about how far companies can stretch climate claims without breaching the law in Australia, …

  Santos wins landmark greenwashing case in Australia in major test of corporate net zero claims
• News / Manufacturing

  Indonesia’s steel boom risks emissions spike

  As global demand for steel is rising, Indonesia’s steel industry is one of the country’s largest industrial greenhouse …

  Indonesia’s steel boom risks emissions spike
• News / Policy & Finance

  Asia-Pacific set to miss most UN development goals as environmental decline deepens, report warns

  Advances in health and industry are being overwhelmed by declines in climate action, biodiversity and marine conservation.

  Asia-Pacific set to miss most UN development goals as environmental decline deepens, report warns
• News / Carbon & Climate

  South Korea carbon prices jump nearly 50 per cent as tighter emissions caps loom

  Allowance surge ahead of 2026–2030 trading phase highlights shift from free permits, raising industry cost concerns despite falling …

  South Korea carbon prices jump nearly 50 per cent as tighter emissions caps loom
• News / Food & Agriculture

  Climate change damages in Philippine crops reach $219 billion: study

  Without intervention, rice, the country’s primary staple food, could lose up to 60 per cent of its ability …

  Climate change damages in Philippine crops reach $219 billion: study