#World Economic Forum 新闻
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) could cost Asia up to US$700 billion by 2050 and surpass cancer as the world’s leading cause of death, according to a recent report. However, investing in AMR solutions could save the region up to US$15 billion annually in healthcare costs.
Developing the credit markets will address a funding gap for nature-based solutions, said Tharman Shanmugaratnam. His proposal faced pushback from other panellists at the World Economic Forum who cautioned against commodifying nature.
Asia Pacific nations face mounting climate costs as the world crosses the 1.5°C threshold, with extreme weather driving inflation, disaster risks and a US$815 billion annual financing gap for adaptation and resilience.
A new natural capital accounting law and approved global carbon market trading rules could drive nature-based solutions. Eco-Business examines six key trends in the Philippines' push for decarbonisation and a just transition.
#World Economic Forum 观点
From Greek wildfires to African floods, the costs of extreme weather is making insurance unsustainable.
Investors now need to be fully aware of the environmental and social implications of geopolitics – or else remain oblivious to the risks and opportunities. ESG must become ESGG.
要与中国这个世界第一碳排放大国进行气候相关磋商不容易，但企业也认识到全球供应链高度交织。针对各项议题，包括气候，它们都必须在中国与西方国家之间找到适当的平衡。
By emphasising a multi-stakeholder approach to political decision-making, international institutions have enabled corporate actors to dominate the conversation about how and what we eat. But addressing hunger and malnutrition requires a strategy that focuses on human rights and government accountability.
碳与气候
The Davos apocalypse
#World Economic Forum 新闻发布稿
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25 countries unite in fight against plastic pollution
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World leaders outline bold visions for future at Annual Meeting 2025 in Davos
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Global cooperation at a crossroads amid rising geopolitical uncertainty
