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On 1 February, India’s Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman unveiled the government’s budget for 2026, which included a new US$2.2 billion funding push for carbon capture technologies.
Small-scale mining in developing Asian economies bring new challenges to the fight against mercury pollution and its lasting harms.
China's engagement in overseas renewables grew once again, though not as much as in oil and gas.
The shift to a green economy has deepened global dependence on rare earth elements, prompting countries to pursue collaboration while simultaneously racing to secure local resources.
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