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BYD Brings EV Price Wars to Small Cars in Europe
Electric Vehicles · China

BYD Brings EV Price Wars to Small Cars in Europe

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Argentina’s first solar panel factory nears opening
Solar Power · Argentina

Argentina’s first solar panel factory nears opening

Lucas Estrada is confident Argentina’s first solar panel factory will start producing parts this year. He is president of Empresa Provincial Societaria del Estado (EPSE), the state-owned company that will run the factory. EPSE is also in charge of promoting and managing the production and distribution of energy in San Juan, a province close to the Andes in western-central Argentina. In San Juan, the economy is centred around mining, especially o…Read Article
‘Reimaanlok’ puts Indigenous voices at the heart of ocean conservation
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‘Reimaanlok’ puts Indigenous voices at the heart of ocean conservation

The Republic of the Marshall Islands was once used by the United States as a convenient place to explode nuclear bombs, with little regard for local interests. But these days, the expectations of the islands’ Indigenous residents is the standard by which conservation success is measured. The site of US bomb tests at Bikini Atoll in the mid-20th century, the Marshall Islands covers only 181 square kilometres of land. However, it also oversees an …Read Article

Scientists and monks perform last rites for a Himalayan glacier

At a little over 5,000 metres above sea level, Buddhist monks, members of Nepal’s Langtang Valley community, and scientists gathered for an unusual ceremony. High in the Himalayas, just north of the capital Kathmandu, science and faith came together in honour of the Yala glacier, which is set to become the first in Nepal to be declared dead. It will join glaciers such as Okjökull in Iceland and Anderson in north-western continental US, both decl…Nepal · NepalRead Article

Floating Cultural Plaza ‘Aquapraça’ by Leading Architects Set for COP30 in Brazil

Italian studio Carlo Ratti Associati and US firm Höweler + Yoon Architecture have presented their plans for AquaPraça, a floating cultural plaza that physically invites visitors to engage in a dialogue about climate change. The structure will first be presented at the International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia before being transported to the COP30 in Belém, Brazil. AquaPraça presents itself as a 400-square-metre structure wh…United Nations · BelémSee the Story

Bridgetown at 3: Is the initiative from Barbados reforming finance?

“We can’t pretend, day by day, that someone somewhere else is going to make that change. This is our family. This is our world. And this is our time to make that defining difference.” These are the words of Mia Mottley, the Prime Minister of Barbados, as she presented the Bridgetown Initiative to the world at the UN General Assembly in 2022. The initiative, named after the Caribbean nation’s capital city, proposes reforms to global finance. They…Finance · BridgetownRead Article

Q&A: How camel herders in Inner Mongolia protect their way of life

China has become renowned in recent years for a model of top-down, technocentric and efficient environmental policy. On the ground, however, policy making and implementation – as well as the ideas and worldviews that shape them – are constantly being negotiated, redefined and contested. In a recent book, China’s Camel Country, anthropologist Thomas White uncovers how traditional camel pastoralism in western Inner Mongolia has transformed in the …Inner Mongolia · Inner MongoliaRead Article

New Everest route seeks to make ascent less deadly

Each spring, climbers from around the world converge at Everest’s South Base Camp in Nepal, hoping to summit the world’s tallest peak. For the Sherpas guiding them, the journey grows deadlier each year. Rising temperatures are destabilising the Khumbu Icefall, the most treacherous part of the climb. A Nepali-French team has been working on a new route that may offer a safer path up Everest, their work offering a glimpse of how mountain communiti…Everest · SagarmathaRead Article

Philippines bets on natural gas to accelerate renewable energy

A new law paving the way for the promotion of natural gas has been labelled an “insult” by climate campaigners.White House · White HouseSee the Story

[Opinion] One year on: Impacts of a landmark legal opinion on climate change

An international court’s opinion that greenhouse gases are an ocean pollutant is already being used in the fight against climate change.Climate Change · HamburgSee the Story

Brazil leads BRICS amid growing US-China tensions

The Latin American country seeks to balance its BRICS leadership with pragmatism and broader multilateral goals ahead of COP30.Donald Trump · BrazilSee the Story

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