Carbon Trading News
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Flying Singapore’s flag in the international green building spaceOn the 10th anniversary of the Singapore Green Building Council’s founding, Eco-Business asks its first president Lee Chuan Seng if the traditional building and construction sector is finally embracing sustainability, what role the Council can play in the future and why sustainability resonates with engineers. -
Startups strive to recycle emissions for 'new carbon economy'Converting CO2 into new materials has been a niche industry so far, and startups are innovating ways for nascent solutions to go commercial.
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Is there a market-based solution to Southeast Asia’s haze problem?A cap-and-trade system helped to eradicate acid rain in the 1990s. Could Southeast Asia's haze problem be beaten in the same way? American Financial Exchange chief Richard Sandor thinks so. -
How will you respond to the IPCC's urgent climate warning?In just 12 years, the world is set to blow its carbon budget for keeping global warming in check, a new IPCC report warned last week. How will you respond to what science is telling us?
Carbon Trading Opinion
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Why sustainable investing is the best job ever– A career in finance is rarely what we dream of when we are children. But forget being a rock star, a football pro or a contestant on Love Island. Here’s why working in sustainable investing is the best job. Ever. -
Where are Japan’s banks in the climate conversation?– Japan’s Big Three banks represent some US$6.29 trillion in assets, but have been conspicuously absent from efforts by the banking sector to embrace the Paris Agreement and the SDGs. -
Let's use carbon price dollars for sustainable development– We can solve two problems at once if we price carbon and use revenues to meet basic needs.
Videos
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Don't be spectators: UNDP boss calls on corporates to act on climate– The IPCC's climate warning is an opportunity for the business world to show leadership, said UNDP's Achim Steiner in the opening speech at the Responsible Business Forum in Singapore.
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Scientists in Iceland power plant turn CO2 emissions into stone– Breakthrough casts aside fear that carbon captured and stored underground can seep back into the air and explode.
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