Innovation policy in the Pacific region: an assessment and the way forward

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• 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 / Transport & Logistics

  The climate cost of post-Covid revenge event-going

  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
• 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 / Green Buildings

  Property firms ‘alarmingly slow’ to respond to climate emergency

  The built environment represents 37 per cent of global emissions, but a study of 50 of the world's …

  Property firms ‘alarmingly slow’ to respond to climate emergency
• Opinion / Carbon & Climate

  Humanity’s big problem: Luxury carbon consumption, not population

  Future population size, which new research suggests has been overestimated, is not the primary factor behind planetary problems …

  Humanity’s big problem: Luxury carbon consumption, not population