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Environmental Protection

September 14, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Can the World Really Go Net Zero?

The world promises net zero while global energy demand and fossil fuel consumption continue to rise. Fossil fuels accounted for around 88 per cent of global energy production in 2024, while greenhouse

History/News

Egypt’s Great Pyramid Reveals Seismic Design That Has Defied Earthquakes for 4,600 Years

The Great Pyramid of Giza, part of the monumental complex in Giza, has been found to possess remarkable seismic stability that allows it to withstand earthquakes with minimal damage, according to a new study published in Scientific Reports. Researchers studying

May 22, 2026

China’s Green Wall and the Global Battle Against Expanding Deserts

Diplomacy

As climate change accelerates the spread of deserts across the planet, a decades-long environmental experiment in China is drawing renewed global attention. Covering vast

Deep-Sea Mining Warning Sparks Global Legal Alarm

Diplomacy/Human Rights

United Nations experts have called on governments to ensure that any emerging regulations on deep seabed activities, including potential mining codes, are firmly anchored

Can the World Really Go Net Zero?

September 14, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

The world promises net zero while global energy demand and fossil fuel consumption continue to rise. Fossil fuels accounted for around 88 per cent of global energy production in 2024, while greenhouse

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Egypt’s Great Pyramid Reveals Seismic Design That Has Defied Earthquakes for 4,600 Years

May 22, 2026
History/News

The Great Pyramid of Giza, part of the monumental complex in Giza, has been found to possess remarkable seismic stability that allows it to withstand earthquakes with minimal damage, according to a

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China’s Green Wall and the Global Battle Against Expanding Deserts

April 16, 2026
Diplomacy

As climate change accelerates the spread of deserts across the planet, a decades-long environmental experiment in China is drawing renewed global attention. Covering vast stretches of northern China, the country’s “Great Green

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Deep-Sea Mining Warning Sparks Global Legal Alarm

February 25, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

United Nations experts have called on governments to ensure that any emerging regulations on deep seabed activities, including potential mining codes, are firmly anchored in international law and guided by the precautionary

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Sri Lanka’s Monkey Detention Plan Sparks Scientific Backlash and Policy Uncertainty

February 15, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

A controversial proposal in Sri Lanka to establish a large-scale monkey detention centre as a response to the country’s growing Human-Monkey Conflict has ignited sharp criticism from environmentalists and scientists, while wildlife

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Beijing’s Clean Air Victory Leaves Rural Poor Freezing on the Capital’s Edge

January 17, 2026
Diplomacy/News

Chinese authorities declared a milestone in January when they announced that Beijing had “essentially eliminated” heavy air pollution, a dramatic turnaround for a capital once infamous for choking smog and soot-darkened streets.

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Afro-Descendant Communities Offer a Living Blueprint for Amazon Conservation

November 23, 2025
Columns/Social

Spanning nine nations and covering more than 5.5 million square kilometers—roughly the size of the continental United States—the Amazon is the world’s largest rainforest. Often called the “lungs of the Earth,” it

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US Accused of Bullying Diplomats to Block Historic Shipping Climate Deal

November 3, 2025
Diplomacy

Officials from the Trump administration reportedly used aggressive tactics to prevent the adoption of a landmark UN-backed climate agreement for global shipping, sources told the Financial Times. According to more than ten

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Global Warming 1.5C Breach May Occur Sooner, Studies Warn

February 11, 2025
Business/Human Rights

New research suggests that the world could breach the 1.5C global warming threshold set by the Paris Agreement much sooner than previously anticipated, unless more stringent emissions cuts are implemented. Two studies

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Microsoft Strikes Deal to Restore Amazon Rainforest and Offset AI Emissions

January 23, 2025
Artificial Intelligence/Social

Microsoft has secured a significant deal aimed at restoring parts of Brazil’s Amazon and Atlantic forests in exchange for carbon credits, making it one of the leading tech companies investing in nature-based

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Wintertime air pollution peaks in Bangladesh

December 14, 2024
Human Rights/News

As temperatures have plummeted in recent weeks in Bangladesh, the capital Dhaka’s air quality has worsened to a large extent, creating untold suffering for millions of people in the megacity. Dhaka, which

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Cities Made Differently: Try Imagining Another Urban Existence

November 22, 2024
Book Reviews

This excerpt is adapted from Nika Dubrovsky and David Graeber’s Cities Made Differently (MIT Press, 2024, all rights reserved) and is distributed in partnership with Human Bridges. In thousands of ways, we are taught to

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Legal Stewardship by Indigenous Peoples: Key to Thriving Forest

September 18, 2024
Diplomacy/Education

Forests are essential for life on Earth. Because they produce oxygen and help regulate the balance of carbon dioxide and oxygen in the atmosphere, forests are known as the “lungs of the

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AI in Wildlife Crime Prevention

September 13, 2024
Artificial Intelligence

Wildlife crime is costly, not only for ecosystem conservation but also for local and national economies. Traditional methods of combating wildlife crime include regular patrols and camera traps, but these are also costly

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Children’s Rights: Crucial for Climate Action and Environmental Change

September 6, 2024
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The actual cause of the climate crisis is the anthropogenic emission of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere since the start of the industrial revolution. But the proximate cause—the underlying activity that sparked the climate crisis and

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