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15 December 2021
Mining giant concedes emissions ‘blowout’ at Queensland coalmine
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15 December 2021
Energy Inequality in Latin America Exacerbated by Pandemic, High Prices
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Aida Valdez stands outside her home in the Guaraní indigenous community of Yariguarenda, in northern Argentina, in front of the wood-burning oven she uses to cook – an example of energy poverty in vulnerable rural communities in Latin America. CREDIT: Daniel Gutman/IPS By Emilio GodoyMEXICO CITY, Dec 15 2021 (IPS) The effects of the covid-19
15 December 2021
Six dead giraffes: Kenya drought horror captured in single picture
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Aerial shot shows devastating effect of drought that has left people and animals without water Six dead giraffes lie in a spiral on the dry earth, their bodies emaciated and interwoven. The aerial shot, taken by the photojournalist Ed Ram, shows the devastation of Kenya’s drought, which has left people and animals struggling for food
15 December 2021
Nobel Peace Prize Winners Emphasize Journalism’s Role in Combating Authoritarianism
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Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov. Screenshot of Nobel Peace Prize ceremony. By Jerri EddingsWASHINGTON, Dec 14 2021 (IPS) Two global icons of press freedom accepted the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo, Norway, marking the first time since 1936 that journalists have been recognized with the world’s most prestigious award. Underscoring the importance of journalism in
13 December 2021
Doubts over Coalition’s net zero target as report finds soil carbon emissions will increase as climate warms
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Exclusive: Rising temperatures and shifting rainfall patterns expected to increase losses and make it more difficult to identify net carbon emissions Follow our Australia news live blog for the latest updates Download the free Guardian app; get our morning email briefing Fresh doubts have emerged over whether Australia can rely on boosting soil carbon to
13 December 2021
Rising Suicides Shine Spotlight on Malawi’s Mental Health Burden
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There is a critical shortage of qualified healthcare staff in Malawi to deal with the growing mental health burden in the country. Credit: Charles Mpaka By Charles MpakaLilongwe, Malawi, Dec 13 2021 (IPS) When a former deputy speaker of Parliament shot himself dead within the National Assembly buildings in Lilongwe in September 2021, it shook
12 December 2021
Sailing away: superyacht industry booms during Covid pandemic
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Record-breaking number of vessels being built or on order worldwide, despite environmental concerns Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage In an era of environmental awareness and conspicuous displays of sustainability, you might not expect a rise in the number of people with the means and appetite for a £50m floating fortress of
11 December 2021
UK universities took £89m from oil firms in last four years
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Anger after investigation finds Imperial College London, Cambridge and Oxford among institutions to have accepted funding Some of Britain’s most prestigious universities are among those to have shared in funds totalling at least £89m from major oil companies in the last four years, an investigation has found. Oxford, Cambridge and Imperial College London are among
11 December 2021
Homeless Camps, a Reflection of Growing Inequality in Chile
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On Cerro 18, above the affluent municipality of Lo Barnechea, in the coveted eastern sector of Santiago de Chile with a stunning view of the valley and the Andes Mountains, 300 families live in five camps or irregular settlements, many without water, electricity or sewage. CREDIT: Orlando Milesi/IPS By Orlando MilesiSANTIAGO, Dec 10 2021 (IPS)
9 December 2021
UK ‘embarrassed’ into funding Mozambique gas project, court hears
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Friends of the Earth cites documents suggesting UK’s reputation could suffer if it pulled $1.15bn of promised support The UK was “embarrassed” into funding a huge gas project in Mozambique while considering ending overseas support for fossil fuels, a court has heard. During a three-day high court hearing, Friends of the Earth highlighted government documents