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Landmark Paris Agreement to enter into force
Landmark Paris Agreement to enter into force

With over 55 parties covering more than 55 per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions ratifying the Paris Climate Change Agreement on Thursday, the landmark accord will enter into force in 30 days.

Future-proofing Asian cities the smart way
Future-proofing Asian cities the smart way

Rapid urbanisation is the defining challenge for Asia Pacific in coming decades. Eco-Business looks at some smart solutions adopted by cities to keep up with growing energy and waste needs and strengthen their economies in the process.

The dawn of climate-friendly air travel
The dawn of climate-friendly air travel

After decades of wrangling, the global aviation industry has finally come to a climate agreement. Future generations of air travelers will be able to look out onto a healthy planet, say experts Christiana Figueres and Laurence Tubiana.

The business sector is the deer caught in the Paris Agreement headlights
The business sector is the deer caught in the Paris Agreement headlights

The Paris climate agreement’s ratification exposes how the private sector is lagging in its fight against climate change, says Sindicatum Sustainable Resources’ Assaad Razzouk.

Transport infrastructure: We keep building what we don’t need

We are doggedly investing over a trillion scarce dollars a year in new carriers, ports, roads, railways and airports. The big question is, are they the right kinds of infrastructure? Aurecon ports and marine leader Jeroen Overbeek explores.

Sustainability is good business — and here’s proof

A compendium of 22 research studies proves that profit and sustainability in business are synergistically linked.

UN launches new tool to get more women online
UN launches new tool to get more women online

Fewer women than men are online, and this affects their opportunities for better education and work. A new UN tool seeks to turn this around.