Ensuring Equitable Global Climate Actions with Climate Change Legal Framework
To secure full participation and equitable climate actions countries, a climate change legal framework under international law is necessary.... Read more
Lawmakers
Regulating Businesses to Reduce Plastic Usage in the Philippines
The Philippines government has urged businesses to reduce plastic usage through regulation, with financial penalties for non-compliance.... Read more
The Rising Trend of Community Repair
The rise of community repair is a sign that people are ready to change their consumption patterns toward a circular economy. ... Read more
The Current Landscape of Asia’s Various Green Taxonomy Systems
The IEEFA released a comparative report on existing green taxonomy mechanisms across Asian countries.
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Acknowledging Ecocide to Seek Accountability Against Environmental Offenses
For years, activists and country leaders have been working to establish ecocide as crimes against the environment in international law... Read more
How Waste-to-Energy Technology Transforms Municipal Solid Waste to Electricity
Waste-to-energy power plants emerge as a sustainable alternative that converts municipal solid waste into electricity. ... Read more
Beyond the Controversy of Period Leave
The period leave policy emerges to accommodate those who need a few days off during menstruation. So, how is it controversial?
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EU Adopts Right to Repair Law to Support Circular Economy
The regulation promotes consumers’ right to repair by making repair services more accessible, affordable, and easier.... Read more
Ensuring Workplace Safety Against Harassment and Violence
The recent International Labour Organization (ILO) study reveals efforts and challenges to prevent violence and harassment at work.... Read more
Key Growth Trends for SMEs in Asia Pacific
A recent study by FedEx Express in partnership with Forbes Insights paints a promising picture for SMEs in Asia Pacific.... Read more