Sheryl Tian Tong Lee

Several banks are currently exploring ways into blended finance after the market for combining private and public funding deals hit a five-year high of $15 billion.

Developed nations are spending billions to protect against rare climate risks, as poorer regions struggle to win adaptation funding.

Developed nations are spending billions to guard against threats from extreme weather, as poorer regions struggle to win adaptation funding.

Timber construction promises a greener future, but the technology must be adapted to various climates.

BlackRock Inc. says the market for blended finance has now reached a “turning point,” as it targets growth in deals that combine private and public funding.

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Timber construction promises a greener future, but the technology must be adapted to various climates.

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A lack of clarity over carbon credits that airlines can buy to meet their emissions obligations under a global offsetting scheme is causing confusion, according to Trafigura Group.

Policy reforms in some of Asia's largest carbon markets are poised to spur growth in trading activity in Australia, New Zealand and South Korea, according to Hartree Partners LP , a commodities trader.