Around the world, governments that once embraced carbon taxes are adjusting pace, scope and support as costs bite. Singapore, by contrast, has moved early and decisively. SBF Chief Policy & Operating Officer Musa Fazal shared that a short pause in the sprint, combined with heavier investment in the hard work of industrial decarbonisation, would not weaken Singapore's climate resolve. It would make it far more likely to succeed, while keeping high-skill jobs and strategic capabilities anchored here. Read more on The Straits Times.