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Shipping industry must take ‘urgent action’ to meet Paris climate goals
Shipping industry must take ‘urgent action’ to meet Paris climate goals
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Southeast Asia's largest wind project gets $1.1 billion funding injection
Southeast Asia's largest wind project gets $1.1 billion funding injection
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Smaller farms can cope better with climate change in India, say analysts
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UNEP’s Erik Solheim: Putting landscapes first to green up the environment
UNEP’s Erik Solheim: Putting landscapes first to green up the environment
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The global cooling crisis: What Southeast Asia can do about it
The global cooling crisis: What Southeast Asia can do about it
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Hotter world than predicted may be here by 2100
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Q&A: We need to produce ‘different food’, not more
Q&A: We need to produce ‘different food’, not more
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France's war on waste makes it most food sustainable country
France's war on waste makes it most food sustainable country
Energy
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Shell’s green plan underwhelms critics
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Philippines’ critical minerals push sparks Indigenous and environmental concerns
The Philippines’ new critical-minerals policy targets at least 9 million hectares (22 million acres) of prospective mineral areas, …
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Better monitoring and regional cooperation needed as Himalayan hazards become more complex.
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