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Recycling on the US–Mexico border
Trade in second-hand products between affluent countries and neighbouring developing nations can be mutually beneficial.
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Whatever happened to carbon capture?
CCS has been hobbled by the economic crisis and Europe is far behind the US, but a new Norwegian plant provides hope.
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The convenience city ultimatum
In their exploration of creating a sustainable Vancouver by 2050, a University of British Columbia team presents its final "big ideas".
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Climate change is a human rights issue
Human rights bodies could help spur collective action to overcome the obstacles to progress on global warming, argues the UN Special Rapporteur on the right to food.
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Climate pollution killing oysters
New evidence shows that ocean acidification is harming commercially valuable species in the northwestern Pacific region of North America.
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Enhancing indigenous knowledge in rice terraces
Melding science and local wisdom can support farming practices threatened by climate change.
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The simpler way to a greener future
Trying out small changes will make your life better and at the same time greener.
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A city that runs on itself
Cut greenhouse gas emissions dramatically? A team of students envisions building this into Vancouver's future.
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Do you believe in climate change?
That's not a question you should be asking — it's a matter of empirical evidence, not belief.
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Scientists denounce climate change denial, censorship
Canadian media coverage of climate change has fallen by 80% due to the conservative government's restrictive policies.
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What ever happened to the Green New Deal?
Nearly three years since the signing of the G20 Global Green New Deal, a UNU-IAS Ph.D. Fellow surveys action on the plan.
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Revealed: fossil fuel reserves match climate negotiating positions
Recent fossil fuel data suggests that an overlooked correlation may explain why we’re not solving climate change.
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Communicating climate science online
Communication of scientific research in all areas is being transformed by the web and social media.
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Mind the gap: Development options for Delhi’s metro
Despite its carbon credentials and fast progress, Delhi's metro has been a controversial issue of urban policy-making.
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Investing in global climate solutions
In his ‘Sustainable Planet’ column, Jacob Park explores the United Nations climate convention-sponsored Green Climate Fund.
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Climate change is not child’s play
A new UNICEF study looks at the climate vulnerability of children in the East Asia and the Pacific.
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