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UN maritime chief links rise of dark fleet to worker abuses
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UN maritime chief links rise of dark fleet to worker abuses
Carbon & Climate
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COP30: Brazil seeks biofuel boom, but critics query climate impact
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Q&A: Can UN 'Beat the Heat' with plan for scorching cities?
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Brazil's Indigenous battle with a dry Amazon rainforest
Brazil's Indigenous battle with a dry Amazon rainforest
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Chinese mining companies need deeper dialogue with overseas communities
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The global goal on adaptation must respond to actual needs
The global goal on adaptation must respond to actual needs
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What’s behind China’s waste incineration overcapacity?
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Analysis: China’s CO2 emissions have now been flat or falling for 18 months
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Global climate talks end with adaptation disagreements and no fossil fuel pledge
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Rapid emissions cuts would avoid 64 cm of ‘locked in’ sea level rise by 2300
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At COP30, Brazil's farmers defend record on forests
At COP30, Brazil's farmers defend record on forests
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Australia steps aside as Türkiye wins bid to host 2026’s UN climate meeting
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Analysis: Fossil-fuel CO2 emissions to set new record in 2025, as land sink ‘recovers’
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Q&A: The role of soil health in food security and tackling climate change
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With more heat and storms, can COP30 boost frontline resilience?
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