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Buenos Aires' "El Tambo Afro" Showcases Thriving Afro-Entrepreneurship
In Buenos Aires' San Telmo neighborhood, "El Tambo Afro" is a new creative studio housing 24 Afro-descendant entrepreneurs, predominantly women, countering a lack of support for black entrepreneurs in Argentina and showcasing the significant economic participation of Afro-Argentines (73.3% of the 0....
Buenos Aires' "El Tambo Afro" Showcases Thriving Afro-Entrepreneurship
In Buenos Aires' San Telmo neighborhood, "El Tambo Afro" is a new creative studio housing 24 Afro-descendant entrepreneurs, predominantly women, countering a lack of support for black entrepreneurs in Argentina and showcasing the significant economic participation of Afro-Argentines (73.3% of the 0....
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Land Degradation Costs $878 Billion Annually, Threatening Global Food Security
Land degradation costs the global economy $878 billion annually, impacting one billion young people and threatening food security; restoring one billion hectares by 2030 requires $1 billion daily investment and private sector collaboration.
Land Degradation Costs $878 Billion Annually, Threatening Global Food Security
Land degradation costs the global economy $878 billion annually, impacting one billion young people and threatening food security; restoring one billion hectares by 2030 requires $1 billion daily investment and private sector collaboration.
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Public Loan Purchases to Unlock Billions in Private Climate Finance
A new plan to use public money to buy existing renewable energy loans in developing countries could free up billions of dollars in private sector funding for green projects, potentially providing a large portion of the $1.3tn in annual climate finance needed by 2035.
Public Loan Purchases to Unlock Billions in Private Climate Finance
A new plan to use public money to buy existing renewable energy loans in developing countries could free up billions of dollars in private sector funding for green projects, potentially providing a large portion of the $1.3tn in annual climate finance needed by 2035.
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China Fuels Latin America's Green Transition
China's substantial investments are rapidly expanding renewable energy infrastructure across Latin America, addressing the region's need for funding and technology while aligning with its goals for inclusive growth and job creation.
China Fuels Latin America's Green Transition
China's substantial investments are rapidly expanding renewable energy infrastructure across Latin America, addressing the region's need for funding and technology while aligning with its goals for inclusive growth and job creation.
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British Expats Thrive in NEOM Amidst Labor Abuse Controversy
NEOM, a $500 billion Saudi Arabian megacity under construction, is attracting British expats to its comfortable compounds, offering amenities despite high living costs, while facing controversy over labor abuses and forced evictions of indigenous communities.
British Expats Thrive in NEOM Amidst Labor Abuse Controversy
NEOM, a $500 billion Saudi Arabian megacity under construction, is attracting British expats to its comfortable compounds, offering amenities despite high living costs, while facing controversy over labor abuses and forced evictions of indigenous communities.
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EU Approval for Barcelona Airport Expansion Hinges on Resolving Past Environmental Damage
The €3.2 billion expansion of Barcelona-El Prat airport, planned for 2033, is contingent upon Spain resolving a 2021 European Commission infringement procedure concerning 2004 environmental damage to the Llobregat Delta from a previous expansion, demanding compensation before approval.
EU Approval for Barcelona Airport Expansion Hinges on Resolving Past Environmental Damage
The €3.2 billion expansion of Barcelona-El Prat airport, planned for 2033, is contingent upon Spain resolving a 2021 European Commission infringement procedure concerning 2004 environmental damage to the Llobregat Delta from a previous expansion, demanding compensation before approval.
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Planning row erupts over Cornish heritage site conversion
A planning application to convert The Straw Store at Maker Heights, a Cornish heritage site on the Rame Peninsula, into residential and commercial use has received significant opposition from residents and conservation groups concerned about the potential for increased second homes and the impact on...
Planning row erupts over Cornish heritage site conversion
A planning application to convert The Straw Store at Maker Heights, a Cornish heritage site on the Rame Peninsula, into residential and commercial use has received significant opposition from residents and conservation groups concerned about the potential for increased second homes and the impact on...
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Kenya's 100% Renewable Energy Goal by 2035
Kenya aims to generate 100% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2035, increasing its current 90% share from 50% in 2000, showcasing a model for other nations grappling with climate change commitments.
Kenya's 100% Renewable Energy Goal by 2035
Kenya aims to generate 100% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2035, increasing its current 90% share from 50% in 2000, showcasing a model for other nations grappling with climate change commitments.
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BRI: Science, Technology Key to Global Carbon Neutrality
Global experts in Chengdu emphasized science and technology's vital role in achieving carbon neutrality, advocating for expanded international cooperation through the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) to address climate change, citing specific examples of joint research projects between China and other...
BRI: Science, Technology Key to Global Carbon Neutrality
Global experts in Chengdu emphasized science and technology's vital role in achieving carbon neutrality, advocating for expanded international cooperation through the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) to address climate change, citing specific examples of joint research projects between China and other...
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China's Green Investment Fuels Latin America's Renewable Energy Transition
China's substantial investment in Latin America's renewable energy sector, including a 300-megawatt solar plant in Argentina and upgrades to Brazil's power grid, is accelerating the region's green transition, creating jobs, and addressing energy needs; however, navigating regulatory complexities and...
China's Green Investment Fuels Latin America's Renewable Energy Transition
China's substantial investment in Latin America's renewable energy sector, including a 300-megawatt solar plant in Argentina and upgrades to Brazil's power grid, is accelerating the region's green transition, creating jobs, and addressing energy needs; however, navigating regulatory complexities and...
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Ocean Health Crisis Demands Urgent Action for Human Rights and Sustainable Governance
The ocean's health is crucial for human survival, yet faces threats from pollution, climate change, and weak governance; indigenous communities' efforts and the upcoming UN Ocean Conference highlight the need for improved protection and human rights recognition.
Ocean Health Crisis Demands Urgent Action for Human Rights and Sustainable Governance
The ocean's health is crucial for human survival, yet faces threats from pollution, climate change, and weak governance; indigenous communities' efforts and the upcoming UN Ocean Conference highlight the need for improved protection and human rights recognition.
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UN High Seas Treaty Nears Entry into Force
The UN High Seas Treaty, aiming to protect two-thirds of the world's oceans, is nearing entry into force after 18 nations recently ratified it, leaving only 11 more needed for activation. The treaty seeks to curb overfishing, reduce plastic pollution, regulate deep-sea mining, and achieve the 30x30 ...
UN High Seas Treaty Nears Entry into Force
The UN High Seas Treaty, aiming to protect two-thirds of the world's oceans, is nearing entry into force after 18 nations recently ratified it, leaving only 11 more needed for activation. The treaty seeks to curb overfishing, reduce plastic pollution, regulate deep-sea mining, and achieve the 30x30 ...
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40% Bias Score
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