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• Opinion / Policy & Finance

  Malaysia’s new voluntary carbon market disappoints

  The first auction on Malaysia’s new voluntary carbon market, the Bursa Carbon Exchange (BCX), took place on 16 …

  Malaysia’s new voluntary carbon market disappoints
• News / Policy & Finance

  Companies with more women in the boardroom are less prone to greenwashing: Study

  A 29-country study finds that firms with more gender-equal boards are less likely to exaggerate their sustainability credentials. …

  Companies with more women in the boardroom are less prone to greenwashing: Study
• News / Cities

  Record high deforestation hits Sumatra’s ‘orangutan capital’ as palm oil industry expands

  The forest loss was driven by clearing for oil palm plantations by well-connected local elites, rather than smallholders, …

  Record high deforestation hits Sumatra’s ‘orangutan capital’ as palm oil industry expands
• News / Policy & Finance

  More training support for companies to plug Singapore’s green skills gap

  EB Studio Companies are increasingly requesting for support from the state to equip their staff with skills in carbon accounting …

  More training support for companies to plug Singapore’s green skills gap
• News / Policy & Finance

  Despite government push for green jobs, green skills remain underprioritised by Singapore workers: Study

  Compared to their counterparts across the region, a significantly lower percentage of employees in Singapore view green skills …

  Despite government push for green jobs, green skills remain underprioritised by Singapore workers: Study
• News / Transport & Logistics

  The climate cost of post-Covid revenge event-going: How to stop people flying to conferences?

  EB Studio Event organisers face growing pressure to curb their environmental footprint. But confusion over how to measure the climate …

  The climate cost of post-Covid revenge event-going: How to stop people flying to conferences?