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China’s national emissions trading scheme (ETS) is already the world’s biggest carbon market.
As extreme heat events become more frequent, Asian cities are under pressure to protect their most vulnerable citizens.
Asia’s sustainability heads foresee some relief from reporting burdens this year, but articulating the financial value of social, biodiversity and climate-related impacts, engaging suppliers and staying ahead of regulations will keep them busy.
As illegal sand mines continue to harm river ecosystems and communities in India, a non-profit initiative launching this month empowers journalists, activists and concerned citizens with data.
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