Podcasts / #REDD
David Antonioli says current rules spur piecemeal offsetting instead of enabling faster growth of climate ventures. He expects pushback to his ideas in a market polarised over integrity issues, but wants players to think big-picture.
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News / Carbon & Climate
From carbon tax to fuel subsidy cuts: What’s next for Malaysia’s sustainable development agenda in 2025?
The country is expected to leverage its Asean presidency to drive cooperation in the regional carbon markets. At … -
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News / Policy & Finance
Top 10 trends in responsible investment in China in 2025
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News / Policy & Finance
‘Brown colonialism’: India’s Nicobar port project imperils isolated Indigenous people
An infrastructure project aims to turn the home to remote Indigenous tribes into a Hong Kong-like industrial port …
