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4 March 2019

Children in Myanmar hold a solar lamp provided by Panasonic

coal power plant china henan

Qatar green city

2 March 2019

1 March 2019

young teak forest java island indonesia

28 February 2019

Water Bodies, a VR experience by illustrator and visual artist Adeline Tan, takes you on a journey into the human stomach.

Fishermen unloading buckets of fish from their boats in Makassar, South Sulawesi, Indonesia

Mediterranean diet

deforestation arunachal

27 February 2019

The rolling hills of Malham, Yorkshire Dales National Park. Withdrawing from the European Union could potentially threaten the UK's natural areas.

natural heating

recycled playground

Wind turbines along the Southern Ocean, Western Australia.

26 February 2019

The Banten Suralaya coal complex in Banten, Java. The station will use ultra-supercritical technology, and is mainly funded by state utility PLN with financial advice from DBS Bank. Image: Greenpeace

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Workers at this garment factory in Gazipur, Bangladesh

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