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16 November 2017

Gabon forest reserve

tourists in shanghai

News / Carbon & Climate

World set for 3.4˚C by 2100

women in the rice field

15 November 2017

food bank donation

polluted new delhi

a woman in Bangladesh living on the frontline of climate change

beijing forbidden city

14 November 2017

migration bangladesh

A log yard at Asia Pulp & Paper's OKI mill in South Sumatra

News / Food & Agriculture

In pictures: APP's mega pulp mill

Workers at OKI mill

Man in a mine in Bicol, the Philippines

Opinion / Manufacturing

The greening of the miners

biodiversity in forest

13 November 2017

Lou Hoffman, founder of PR firm The Hoffman Agency, talking at the Mumbrella Asia 360 conference in Singapore: "Dullness comes from a combination of the lexicon of your company and corporate speak." Image: Mumbrella

wind farms in the Netherlands

people in the desert

A photo of money

10 November 2017

Person protesting against fossil fuel energy stations at COP23

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