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As COP30 discusses end of fossil fuels, are renewables ready?
As negotiators at COP30 discuss weaning the world off fossil fuels, developing countries want finance to transition to clean energy
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How recognizing Indigenous land protects forests and the climate
Researchers find legal recognition of land owned by and designated for Indigenous and local communities rising in dozens of nations
The climate bill is due for polluters. Filipinos have paid enough
After costly typhoons, Philippines politician Javi Benitez tells COP30 that fossil fuel companies owe climate reparations
Can Brazil’s new forest fund rewrite the economics of destruction?
At COP30 in Belém, ex-Unilever CEO Paul Polman calls on Britain and businesses to back Brazil’s new Tropical Forests Forever Facility (TFFF)
Don’t hold gender hostage – champions and blockers at COP30
Gender equality is being sidelined at the climate summit - here's who's defending it, who's dismantling it, and what's at stake
Could a new malaria drug be a game-changer in Africa?
Amid rising resistance to anti-malarial drugs across Africa, GanLum could be the biggest breakthrough in decades
UN maritime chief links rise of dark fleet to worker abuses
Seafarers face rising threats as shadow fleets and weak oversight of the industry endanger the backbone of global trade
Europe is dismantling its digital rights from within
Hallowing out some of the world’s strongest digital safeguards will harm us all. But there is still time to change course
Southeast Asia’s billion-dollar scam industry now threatens children. Where is the response?
New research shows scam compounds may be fuelling the global explosion of sextortion - including of children. Now it's time to act
How an internet blackout affected Tanzania's election
A nationwide internet outage during last week's vote fits a pattern of electoral interference and may fuel abuses, activists say
