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September 21, 2023
Asia-Pacific under pressure to adopt ESG disclosure rules
As western markets face stringent sustainability obligations, their supply chain producers in...
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September 14, 2023
Tougher action against greenwashing expected from Australian competition commission
With claims of alleged greenwashing on the rise, the competition watchdog has...
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EU wind industry struggles as China gatecrashes the market
Chinese wind turbine manufacturers are starting to win orders in the EU...
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September 12, 2023
Indonesia’s carbon exchange launch may face further delay
If Indonesia misses a September deadline to unveil its first carbon exchange...
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Wind power projects halted as unintended consequences for nature emerge
Governments favour wind power as a clean alternative to fossil fuels, but...
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July 12, 2023
How foreign investors are forcing Japan to act on ESG
Foreign investor engagement with Japanese company boards is bringing climate and ESG issues to the fore. Yet, some analysts suggest that for many Japanese companies, ESG is still more of...
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Australian firms eye huge US backing following critical materials deal
The critical minerals agreement signed between the US and Australia paves the way for Washington’s clean technology standards to play a bigger role across the Indo-Pacific. On the sidelines of...
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June 8, 2023
Australia’s financial regulator calls out complacency in ESG reporting
The chair of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission says the practice of “greenhushing” – or not reporting ESG – is “just another form of greenwashing”. The Australian Securities and...
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June 7, 2023
India’s high-emitting sectors fear EU CBAM will prove protectionist
The Indian government continues to engage with the EU about the bloc’s carbon border adjustment mechanism. Indian exporters who believe the EU’s carbon border adjustment mechanism acts as a trade...
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June 6, 2023
Legal challenges likely over carbon offset schemes vs indigenous rights
A lawsuit in the Colombian Constitutional Court is set to determine how indigenous rights should be protected under the country’s voluntary carbon market, with potential repercussions for other jurisdictions. Litigation...
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