FAO Climate Finance Agriculture Push Tops Agenda at UN Forum in Rome
FAO climate finance agriculture seen as crucial to cutting emissions and boosting food security, UN forum told.
UK Tightens Pesticide Rules to Safeguard Bees and Other Pollinators
Britain strengthens pesticide rules to safeguard bees, backing sustainable farming and advancing its 2025 environmental goals.
Lube Oil Industry Targets 81% Emissions Cut Through Re-Refined Oils: KPMG
Lubricant industry turns to re-refined oils, bio-based feedstocks and sustainable packaging to cut emissions and boost efficiency.
Australian, New Zealand Asset Owners See ESG as Risk, Not Return Driver
Asset owners in Australia and New Zealand weigh ESG risks cautiously, with financial returns and regulatory considerations dominating their strategy.
India, Iceland Deepen Ties on Fisheries, Eye Zero-Waste Collaboration
India, Iceland to boost sustainable fisheries with zero-waste technologies, deep-sea fishing and aquaculture cluster development.
Hindustan Zinc Becomes 1st Indian Firm to Join ICMM, Strengthens ESG Push
Hindustan Zinc joins ICMM, pledging stronger ESG commitments and aligning with global leaders in sustainable mining practices.
Automakers Roll Out Core Water Metrics to Streamline Sustainability Reporting
Automakers adopt common water metrics to boost sustainability reporting and address rising water risks across global supply chains.
Singapore’s Green Investments Partnership Raises $510M at First Close
Singapore’s FAST-P fund secures $510 million to drive green and sustainable infrastructure across Southeast and South Asia.
US Corporate Philanthropy Faces Strain as DEI Scrutiny Intensifies
Survey shows DEI scrutiny reshaping corporate giving as companies tighten oversight and nonprofits face mounting financial strain.
Indore, Jabalpur, Agra and Surat Lead India’s Clean Air Rankings in 2025 Awards
India honors top-performing cities for clean air and wetlands, highlighting progress under the National Clean Air Programme.
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