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• News / Energy

  Why are Indian power firms pumping money into politics?

  Analysis of political funding from power firms shows that fossil fuels and renewables companies are donating to influence …

  Why are Indian power firms pumping money into politics?
• News / Carbon & Climate

  Too much climate pessimism leads to people ‘lying flat’: Singapore’s president

  He was drawing from a buzz phrase made popular by the Chinese, which means doing the bare minimum …

  Too much climate pessimism leads to people ‘lying flat’: Singapore’s president
• News / Carbon & Climate

  Carbon credit industry watchdog ICVCM ‘absolutely willing to fail’ subpar certifiers as work enters key phase

  The council will rule on major forest carbon project types and programmes, including market goliath Verra, in the …

  Carbon credit industry watchdog ICVCM ‘absolutely willing to fail’ subpar certifiers as work enters key phase
• News / Policy & Finance

  ‘There shouldn’t be an international tradeable unit of biodiversity’: The Nature Conservancy CEO

  Jennifer Morris, who heads up the global conservation outfit, rules out preserving nature through internationally traded biodiversity credits …

  ‘There shouldn’t be an international tradeable unit of biodiversity’: The Nature Conservancy CEO
• News / Carbon & Climate

  ‘Asia has to catch up’: STX Group APAC head on why decarbonising the region is both critical yet challenging

  EB Studio Decarbonisation won’t come easy – especially for Asia Pacific. With its growing presence in Singapore, climate solutions consultancy …

  ‘Asia has to catch up’: STX Group APAC head on why decarbonising the region is both critical yet challenging
• News / Energy

  Half a million hectares of Indonesian forest under threat from nickel mining, study finds

  The race to electrify transport is causing extensive deforestation in Indonesia, a Mighty Earth report finds. Will the …

  Half a million hectares of Indonesian forest under threat from nickel mining, study finds