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Why won't the government give people control over where their energy comes from? Plus, what going zero-waste *actually* involves.
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In light of Europe’s energy crisis, community-led schemes could provide a more secure and renewable system.
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Moji Igun has spent the past five years cutting landfill waste out of her life. She tells us what it’s really like to exist outside of a waste system m…
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Why a bowl of beans is the right choice for the climate, with the founder of Bold Bean Co. Plus: how Chile is stepping forward as a green hydrogen hub.
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The Atacama Desert might help Chile shift from being a net energy importer, to a clean energy exporter.
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Why have we been ignoring the most affordable, accessible and carbon-friendly source of protein for all this time?
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From COP: we won't get anywhere by relying on offsetting. Plus a campaign to follow in Venice's footsteps and ban cruise ships in La Paz, MX.
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Reporting from COP, Nina Hanna argues that recourse to ‘net-zero’ might be doing more harm than good – and offers an alternative way to think about cli…
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With a new megaport threatening marine life in the UNESCO-protected Gulf of California, La Paz conservationists are mounting resistance to overtourism.
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We visited the world's first climate transparent store. Plus, the green solutions growing out of Lebanon's ongoing infrastructure crisis.
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Pushing brands to show the climate footprint of their products is in many ways the final frontier of food labelling. What can we learn from previous po…
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From erecting solar panels to counteract nationwide blackouts to creating recycling facilities, young Lebanese entrepreneurs are responding to economic…
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