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What developing countries need to reach net zero– One-size-fits-all policies to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions will not work. Unless developed countries recognise the challenges confronting developing and emerging economies and take appropriate steps to help them achieve net-zero emissions, we will all be worse off. -
Meat: only on Mondays– Meat and diary production are major sources of greenhouse gas emissions. The message from scientists is clear - we need to rethink what we put on our plates.
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Kaliwa Dam project puts to test China’s new 'green' rules and standards for overseas projectsPolicy & Finance
Kaliwa Dam project puts to test China’s new 'green' rules and standards for overseas projects
The newly-issued guidelines are seen as highly influential in pushing for much deeper environmental considerations in the planning and implementation of projects under the Belt and Road Initiative -
Climate cooperation knows no bordersThe South Korean government has decided to pursue a more aggressive greenhouse gas emission target by 2030. It should now push for more collaboration with other Asian countries to fulfil its promises, writes Dr Frank Rijsberman of the Global Green Growth Institute.
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