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In a year when misinformation ran amok, “bad” news was vilified, and climate wins were few and far between, here are the stories that Eco-Business readers found most interesting.
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COP15 is poised to be a pivotal moment. It is China’s first time overseeing a UN environmental summit, and the pressure is on to overcome the shortcomings of the ten-year Aichi Targets and the lack of progress at the recent COP27 talks.
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The G7 nations have launched a US$213 million initiative at COP27 to enable vulnerable countries in the Global South to better respond and recover from increasingly frequent and intense natural disasters without accruing excessive debt.
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EB Studio To protect its water resources in the mountains of Dauin, geothermal producer EDC helped slash-and-burn farmers transition to a sustainable farming model that is profitable and environmentally friendly.
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The overall trend of rising emissions has not been reversed over the last decade meaning there is less time to reach the Paris goal. What urgent steps need to be taken?
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The climate crisis is similar to the coronavirus outbreak which has disrupted lives and entire economies. But why has the reaction been different?
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Lab-grown meat, otherwise known as clean meat, has been known to consume less energy and water, and emit significantly less greenhouse gases than regular meat. However, new research suggests that its environmental impact in the long run could be higher than that of livestock.
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Of all the emissions reductions possible through 2030, buildings are by far the cheapest. Research from the World Resources Institute reveals that zero carbon building policies are already feasible in multiple markets and climates.
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EB Studio About four out of every five people impacted by sea-level rise by 2050 will live in East or Southeast Asia, creating an urgent need climate-smart solutions for cities. This year’s Innovate4Climate summit will look at the climate-smart solutions the region needs.
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