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More countries and regions are starting to see the appeals of a climate-based approach, with many significant net-zero announcements by nations such as the UK, Japan, China, South Korea, Japan, the US and the European Union bloc. Ms. Grace Fu, Minister for Sustainability and the Environment, Republic of Singapore, made this point at the 8th Singapore Dialogue on Sustainable World Resources (SDSWR). Read this article in The Business Times for more.

The 8th edition of the SDSWR was themed, “Positioning Agribusiness and Forestry for the Future:  Turning Risk into Opportunity”. Held on 25 May 2021, the conference examined ASEAN countries’ low-carbon policies and how nature-based solutions can contribute to climate goals.

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