Frameworks, reports, newsletters, guides and templates curated for sustainability professionals across Asia Pacific and beyond.
NewsletterMarianne Haahr leads the IAPB’s global push to scale high-integrity nature credits, and she shares her insights on how countries and companies can invest in nature through credible, evidence-based markets.
NewsletterRolls-Royce builds engines for aviation, data centers, and nuclear power. 121 years old, the company deploys SAF today while developing hydrogen and SMR for 2050 net zero. Engineering meets business.
NewsletterLevi Strauss & Co. is driving sustainability across climate, water, circularity, and social equity. Its science-based targets include 90% emissions cuts by 2025 and net-zero by 2050, with 97% renewable power already achieved.
NewsletterBiodiversity credits are a new way for companies and communities to fund real, measurable efforts that protect and restore nature worldwide.
NewsletterNetflix is cutting carbon and championing creative equity, blending sustainability with inclusive storytelling.
NewsletterShipping moves 80% of global trade but emits 3% of CO₂. As new fuels, finance, and rules reshape the seas, the industry faces its biggest test yet, can it chart a credible course to net zero by 2050?
NewsletterHealth systems worldwide are cutting their own emissions, proving that care for people must include care for the planet.
NewsletterChanel’s approach to sustainability is steady and detailed, built around clean energy, circular production, and long-term goals.
NewsletterThe world’s largest chipmaker is racing to cut carbon, recycle waste, and power fabs with renewables, pushing the limits of how far green manufacturing can go in high-tech production.
NewsletterAirports are becoming climate labs, cutting carbon with solar power, electric fleets, and green fuels. Can the world’s gateways reach net zero while keeping global travel moving?
NewsletterMaersk is transforming global shipping with green methanol vessels, renewable-powered terminals, and a bold 2040 net-zero ambition.
NewsletterFast fashion fuels climate change with cheap clothes, higher emissions, and massive waste. This piece breaks it down and shows how you can help fix it.