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The myth of climate wars?– Rather than resisting the securitisation of climate, advocates and policymakers should be promoting the climatisation of security. This means highlighting the shortcomings of current security frameworks and promoting gender inclusiveness and local leadership as holistic and long-term solutions for peace and sustainability. -
From sticky floors to career highs: Accelerating shifts to gender equality in Asia– There is hope in the potential of international institutions to pave the way towards collective solutions for gender equality. This begins with shifting the balance for women and placing them in leadership positions, writes former United Nations under-secretary general Noeleen Heyzer.
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The top 1% income earners are mostly responsible for climate change, but not the 1% you are thinking ofCarbon & Climate
The top 1% income earners are mostly responsible for climate change, but not the 1% you are thinking of
Renewable energy expert Nabeel Ismeer explores how the world's top income earners can affect the economy, workplace and the government, and what they can do to use their influence as a force for good. -
Three ways businesses can lead the transition to a low carbon economyBusinesses that innovate towards a circular or sharing economy are predicted to grow from $14 billion in 2014 to $335 billion by 2025. How can companies unlock the economic benefits of low carbon growth?
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