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Indonesia presidential hopefuls vow energy autonomy via palm
India proposes over $12 bln of pollution-reducing incentives
The coffee farmers betting on blockchain to boost business
analysis
Europe's food makers find green palm oil hard to stomach
UK plans to make plastic packaging producers pay for disposal
Return of the milkman? Pushing packaging out of US deliveries
Commodity traders to monitor deforestation in Brazil savannah
'We are scared - listen to us!' London students demand at protest
Antarctic ice shelves: Searching for clues on climate change
Big firms weigh in as France looks to revive offshore wind
Monster mudslides, water rescues as storm punishes California
Flies and fungi: Climate change could make food less safe
Weak El Niño likely to prevail through spring: US forecaster
Norway gives go-ahead to disputed Arctic copper mine
Norway's Arctic snow crab ruling boosts claim to oil
Love in a time of climate change: Valentine's traditions at risk
As people flee war and disaster, countries lose 'billions'
We've got this mountain of trash - why don't we ski down it?
Spain plans to close all nuclear plants by 2035
Amid upheaval in South Sudan, the country's teak forests fall
Murdered Amazon defender 'irrelevant' - Brazil minister
'Alarm' over climate change in US doubles in five years
Eleven EU states already met 2020 renewable energy target
Balearic Islands chart green path with climate change law
With loans and tech, social firm boosts Myanmar farmers
Boat made of old flip-flops flies flag for cleaner African seas
In Ethiopia, climate change leads herders to retrain as farmers
Who knows best? Cities crowdsource ideas from citizens
As ice melts, Greenland could become big sand exporter
insight
Can 'Big Brother' technology clean up palm oil's image?
Kenyan farmers trust tradition over tech to predict the weather
Climate change seen as top security concern - poll
New Zealand wildfires show no sign of easing, 3,000 flee
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