The global drive to reach net-zero emissions has largely been spearheaded by technological innovation and policy shifts in industrialised contexts. However, Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS), rooted in generations of land stewardship and cultural practices, act as essential, scalable, and culturally…
The Australian government’s pledge to cut emissions 62–70% below 2005 levels by 2035 is a welcome move. It signals progress and acknowledges that climate action is both urgent and economically smart. But let’s be clear: the difference between 62% and…
Africa’s extensive and diverse ecosystems harbour some of the world’s most underappreciated carbon sinks, yet their potential remains largely untapped in global climate strategies. Savannas such as the miombo forest and vast tropical peatlands are vital natural reservoirs, sequestering huge…
The Asia-Pacific (APAC) textile industry is a global giant, home to enormous production hubs in centres like Vietnam, Bangladesh, and India. With fast fashion dominating for years, this sector has spearheaded economic growth but at a significant environmental cost. Increasingly,…
As the global geopolitical landscapes continuously shift, companies are being faced with unprecedented difficulties in measuring and managing their greenhouse gas emissions. Traditional frameworks, focused specifically on Scope 1 and 2 emissions, and increasingly Scope 3, are no longer sufficient…
Africa is at the forefront of sustainable development, with growing recognition that novel climate finance plays a crucial role in unlocking its massive green growth potential. New African-led climate finance tools, such as blended finance mechanisms and green bonds, as…
