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Leading the United Nations has always been a balancing act, but the breakdown of the postwar global order has added a new dimension of complexity to the role. The next secretary-general, who will tak...

5 Oct 2026

...carbon-intensive and often harmful to forests and ecosystems. Recycling offers a way to recover the same minerals at a far lower environmental cost. In 2023, the Indian government launched its US$4 bi...

22 Oct 2025

Ecosperity Week 2026 returns to chart Asia’s path to a sustainable 2030

...carbonisation has become more complex amid geopolitical volatility and economic uncertainty — but the direction of travel is clear. Renewables, batteries and clean energy systems are increasingl...

19 May 2026

2026 Heroes of Tomorrow: UN SDG Action Awards now open for applications

Bonn, Germany — In a time of growing global challenges, progress depends on those who choose to act now. With this spirit, the UN SDG Action Campaign launches the 2026 edition of the Heroes of T...

16 Apr 2026

...carbonisation approaches, and makes Scope 3 targets optional for some categories of firms to better reflect the realities of emerging economies. These adjustments are expected to make it easier for As...

22 Jun 2026

Sustainable Development Impact Meetings 2025 to foster collaboration on shared challenges

...carbon capture and utilisation, the economic case for tackling climate and health challenges and the potential of digital trade practices to reduce carbon emissions. About the Sustainable Develop...

22 Sep 2025

The green steel imperative: Turning commitment into action

...carbon production methods. Amid ongoing industry decarbonisation initiatives, the demand for green steel surges. Led by the automotive and heavy industries who seek sustainable materials, the market ...

26 May 2025

...carbon emissions. When Beijing implemented its integrated Clean Air Action Plan (2013-2017), it achieved a 35 per cent reduction in particulates while simultaneously cutting carbon emissions by 22 per...

16 Jun 2025

...carbon-intensive. As countries move to attract new industries such as data centres, domestic needs for low-carbon electricity will override the export imperative. Such justifications resonate with com...

23 Oct 2025

...carbon baseload power if conditions allow. But regulators have repeatedly flagged deep-sea ecology and data gaps as major concerns. At a second environmental review last week, members of the environme...

15 Dec 2025

...carbon production practices, alongside a practical carbon footprint calculator to help them measure and manage emissions. Kanokwan called for greater collaboration from the industry partners to scale ...

7 Nov 2025

...carbon pricing framework, under which the government aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 46 per cent by 2030 from 2013 levels and reach net zero by 2050. In the battery and critical-metals sector...

31 Oct 2025

Singapore becomes Asia's sustainability action hub as 700 leaders convene to move business from promise to performance

...Carbon Accounting and GHG Management programme became the first UNGCNS course to receive ISEP certification, establishing a clear, internationally recognised accreditation pathway for Singapore's sust...

3 Sep 2026

building in an export processing zone in Cavite

...carbon manufacturing, 78 per cent say they would consider relocating overseas if government support for electrification falls short. Indonesia faces a similar challenge. While the country's energy pol...

18 Jun 2026

...carbonisation power auction designed to stabilise revenues. The proposal would cover projects selected in the second and third tender rounds in 2023 and 2024, including consortia involving JERA, Mits...

20 Nov 2025

...Carbon Brief: “One of the implications is that forests may shift sooner from being a [carbon] sink to being a source, or smaller sink, as increased fire activity and severity and slower regrowth means...

19 May 2025

The South Korean study is among the first attempts to quantify the long-term nature loss associated with major domestic companies using the TNFD’s LEAP methodology

...carbon emissions. The study, released by Seoul-based non-profit Korea SHE Foundation, analysed domestic business sites of 29 of the top 30 KOSPI-listed companies by market capitalisation between 1980 ...

3 Jul 2026

Investors are more likely to invest in oil and gas over the next three years as they worry about missing out on high returns, but want Southeast Asia's power grids to include plans for more renewable ...

15 May 2026

Singapore-headquartered DayOne has secured a four-year, S$530 million (US$415.73 million) green loan from DBS, OCBC and UOB to develop the 20-megawatt (MW) facility in western Singapore

A hydrogen-based energy trial planned for DayOne’s first Singapore data centre could help create more capacity for digital infrastructure in the power-constrained city-state, according to an infrastru...

31 Aug 2026

Commercial deep-sea mining hasn’t yet begun, but it soon could — with the potential to reshape vast stretches of the ocean as companies move to extract minerals from the seafloor. However, this nascen...

10 Apr 2026

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