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The Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB) has emerged as the only board to have provided detailed information on regulated entities, in the

A majority of India's pollution control agencies remain closed entities when it came to sharing information with the public with a mere handful of India's pollution control boards and authorities are adequately putting out environmental and ...

SINGAPORE - Companies listed in Singapore continued to improve their corporate governance standards this year, with smaller firms making the most progress. But new areas of concern have also emerged as a result of work-from-home arrangements during the Covid-19 pandemic. The Singapore Corporate and Transparency Index (SGTI) was higher this year compared with in 2020, with the overall score for companies in the general category reaching 68.7 points, up 0.8 points from 67.9 points last year. In the real estate investment trust (Reit) and business trust category, the score rose to 85.0 points ...

Most fashion brands 'failing to disclose supply chain emissions', despite net-zero pledge Just one-quarter of apparel giants are disclosing emissions from manufacturing and processing and less than one-fifth have revealed the carbon footprint of their raw materials, Fashion Revolution's annual ranking of 250 of the world's largest fashion retailers and brands has revealed. For most large fashion brands, emissions from production, manufacturing and materials will all be higher than from direct operations The 2021 edition of the organisation’s Transparency Index, published today (7 July), ana...

Pakistan can become $1.5-1.7tr economy Graana.com CEO underlines need for meeting target of constructing 1m housing units a year About 12% of survey respondents said the economy was strong - a ratio that was 5% a year ago. This shows that the confi-dence of people in economy has started improving. PHOTO: FILE ISLAMABAD: Real estate guru, Imarat Group of Companies Chairman and Graana.com CEO Shafiq Akbar has termed real estate sector the growth engine for the country’s economy and said that given the continuity of reforms, Pakistan can become a $1.5-1.7 trillion economy by 2040. In an inter...