CUHK Study: High-Speed Rail Network Supercharges EV Adoption in China
A working paper reveals that China’s vast high-speed rail network has played a critical yet overlooked role in accelerating the country’s EV adoption.... Read More
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Beyond Empty Promises: How Hong Kong Can Build Consumer Trust in Sustainability
People want products that align with their health, families, and values, but decades of over-promising have dulled consumer trust.... Read More
Hong Kong’s Producer Responsibility Schemes for Improved Waste Management
Hong Kong’s government establishes the Producer Responsibility Schemes as a key policy tool in waste management strategy.... Read More
Hong Kong Launches a Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority published the Hong Kong Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance to enable informed decision-making on sustainable finance.... Read More
An Interview with Jonathan Tostevin, Chief Executive Officer at Muuse
“The key lesson is that sustainability is not a solo endeavor.”
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Asia Carbon Institute Aims to Accelerate Voluntary Carbon Markets in Asia
Asia Carbon Institute is a voluntary carbon credit standard organization and registry aiming to accelerate voluntary carbon markets in Asia.... Read More
How Schools Can Bring Change with Sustainability Education and Program
Sustainability education is a route with largely untapped potential. The Harbour School in Hong Kong has been exploring this route.... Read More
B-Corp Certified Gree Energy’s Commitments for Food Industry Decarbonization
Gree Energy is committed to supporting food processors and all stakeholders in achieving their decarbonization goals and adopting greater accountability and transparency.... Read More
Call a Spade a Spade: Why the Term “Revenge Porn” is Misleading
The term "revenge porn" has become somewhat well-known in the past couple of years, alongside the increase of cases of non-consensual distribution of sexual images. However, this term has a murky past and harmful implications.
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