Facebook down: What the outage meant for the developing worldFrom Afghanistan to Brazil, Facebook's platforms have become the main way people connect. For those in the developing world, the outage upended daily life |
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The polluting elite: Why the climate needs 'radical' lifestyle changesYou may not feel able to fight global warming on your own - but government policy nudges could help wealthy consumers shift to greener lifestyles, says a new report |
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Fossil fuel firms feel the heat over push for advertising banAs the campaign to lump fossil fuels in with tobacco advertising gathers pace in Europe, how will companies and policymakers respond? |
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As Nepal runs dry, communities tap water harvestingAs groundwater depletes and climate change impacts strengthen, a rooftop system that catches, stores and filters rainwater is helping a Kathmandu Valley town beat thirst |
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Global citizens' assembly debates climate solutions ahead of COP26 summitOne hundred people will deliberate on how global warming can be addressed in fair and effective ways and will present the assembly's views on the sidelines of the COP26 talks |
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Can COP26 help poorer countries save the world?COP26 will be critical in figuring out a just transition from coal to clean energy in developing countries, who are often least responsible for climate change but hit hardest by it |
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