Daring to be drag queens in Paraguay
Paradise to conservative immigrants, Paraguay offers no sanctuary for its LGBTQ+ locals who have carved out an underground world to escape daily discrimination
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Fears of ‘subprime’ carbon assets stall crypto rainforest mission
Cryptocurrency firms like Brazil’s Moss are turning carbon credits into digital tokens, aiming to boost investment in tackling climate change and Amazon deforestation, but the practice has sparked concern
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Árvores, tecnologia e pessoas ajudam parque Moçambicano a reverter perdas da natureza
Durante mais de dois anos, o actual Administrador do Parque, Pedro Muagura, subiu todos os meses por uma estrada de terra até à Serra da Gorongosa, em Moçambique, para monitorar secretamente um experiência ousada para reflorestar a terra seca da serra. Equipado com mudas de café que a sua mãe lhe deu, ele começou a […]
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Trees, tech and people help Mozambican park reverse nature losses
Mozambique’s Gorongosa National Park is merging science with human-rights conservation to take on global warming
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In Ecuador’s Amazon, indigenous forest defense gains legal ground
Amazon indigenous groups threatened by mining and oil drilling in their forests are taking advantage of court rulings giving them more power over their land
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As India boosts the number of electric vehicles on its roads, women’s skills are helping tackle the industry’s challenges, from the boardroom to the shop-floor
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Daring to be drag queens in Paraguay
Paradise to conservative immigrants, Paraguay offers no sanctuary for its LGBTQ+ locals…
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Fears of ‘subprime’ carbon assets stall crypto rainforest mission
Cryptocurrency firms like Brazil's Moss are turning carbon credits into digital tokens,…
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Árvores, tecnologia e pessoas ajudam parque Moçambicano a reverter perdas da natureza
Durante mais de dois anos, o actual Administrador do Parque, Pedro Muagura,…
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Trees, tech and people help Mozambican park reverse nature losses
Mozambique's Gorongosa National Park is merging science with human-rights conservation to take…
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In Ecuador’s Amazon, indigenous forest defense gains legal ground
Amazon indigenous groups threatened by mining and oil drilling in their forests…
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Move over: The women steering India’s electric vehicle drive
As India boosts the number of electric vehicles on its roads, women’s…
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Coal to crypto: The gold rush bringing bitcoin miners to Kentucky
As U.S. coal country transitions away from fossil fuels, Bitcoin miners are…
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India’s solar energy boom fuels local struggle for green justice
India is on a mission to build new solar power plants, but…
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Colombia’s indigenous form ‘mini-government’ to save Amazon
Colombia's remote indigenous Amazon communities are seeking new state power to stave…
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Congo’s Ebola survivors unite to combat stigma and misinformation
Congolese nurse Guilaine Masika Mulindwa is unfazed when crying babies drown out…
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Life on the line: Deadly risks for world’s food delivery drivers
From Mumbai, Tbilisi to Rio de Janeiro, we ask food couriers about…
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Ethanol: Brazil’s sugar-based biofuel built on labor abuse
Ethanol is seen as key to the global switch to cleaner energy.…
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U.S. firefighters on climate frontline face ‘broken’ health system
As climate change makes wildfires fiercer and more frequent, firefighting work has…
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London recruits residents in push for clean air, green homes
Cutting London’s emissions requires complex negotiations with both local and national authorities,…
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Flood-prone Mumbai digs deep to turn climate change tide
Mumbai is building reservoirs to tackle inundation every monsoon and launching electric…
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Wanted: Firefighters, everywhere
From California to Siberia, this year's devastating wildfires have stretched firefighters to…
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Conversion therapy thrives globally as bans gather pace
From injections to electric shocks, prayer to rape, attempts to change the…
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Green-minded Glasgow seeks to heat homes from river and air
Glasgow says climate action must not price out the poor. Here's how…
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The children who run away to work: Ethiopia’s hidden weavers
13-year-old Mathewos has been weaving in a windowless room since his mother…
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‘No safety nets’: Debts weigh on grieving Indian families
Tens of thousands of Indians face the triple burden of bereavement, joblessness…
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Welcome to Brazil? Venezuelan workers exploited under aid program
Operation Welcome's resettlement program in Brazil found exposing Venezuelan migrants to exploitation…
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Operação Acolhida? Venezuelanos sofrem abusos em programa federal
Após atravessar a fronteira da Venezuela, país que passa por uma crise,…
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Soaring food prices squeeze family budgets around the world
As COVID-19 took away jobs, world food prices hit record highs. From…
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As it looks to solar, Los Angeles targets an inclusive green shift
As California’s largest city pushes for net-zero emissions, its government, community groups…
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Bogota crowdsources a green transport future to hit climate goals
As Colombia’s capital aims for net-zero by 2050, it is asking residents…
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Durban’s climate goals are bold – but its poor feel left behind
South Africa’s seaside metropolis, hard hit by unemployment and rising climate risks,…
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New sex abuse claims against aid workers exposed in Congo
One rape. Three pregnancies. Our investigation unearths 22 new allegations of sexual…
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Cómo Amazon creó una fuerza laboral precaria en México
Después de seis meses de mover cajas en un almacén de Amazon…
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Inside Amazon’s shadow workforce in Mexico
Former workers said illegal overtime, unfair dismissals and forced resignations were common…
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COVID-19: Five vaccine stories, from London to Mumbai
Five people on three continents tell us what it was like to…
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Risks for South Africa’s food couriers surge during the pandemic
Hundreds of South Africa’s food delivery drivers face deadly risks on the…
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Once heroes, India’s ex-Gulf workers forge new futures
In the single biggest reverse migration in 50+ years, workers from the…
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