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How Indian state's three-capital plan could spur equal growth
MGM Resorts sued over vast data breach
Moscow deploys facial recognition for coronavirus quarantine
In Depth
Urban humans: Cities go up, down and high-tech to combat threats
In Depth
Urban humans: Cities go up, down and high-tech to combat threats
Feeding the world and saving the planet 'difficult' balancing act
Lone Ethiopian child refugees at risk of exploitation in Sudan
Can money grow on trees? Estonian firm seeks finance from forests
How can the world boost efforts to end child labour in 2021?
U.S. blocks Malaysian firm's palm oil over forced labour claims
Brazil's new climate plan lacking credibility as forests shrink
Veteran British eco-activist "Swampy" removed from protest site
U.S. lands lost in severe wildfires rising over decades
Indonesia palm oil deforestation exposing firms to $10 bln of risk
Indian teen's solar iron smooths a pressing problem: forest loss
Megaprojects seen as Trojan horse to develop remaining rainforest
Biden urged to work with business, China to protect SE Asia forest
Protect nature or face deadlier pandemics, scientists warn
Indonesian clinic keeps villagers and forests healthy
Forced labour in palm plantations an 'old issue': Malaysia
Nearly a third of Indonesia forest fires in pulp, palm areas
Ethiopia hunts for children forced to work, marry during pandemic
Wind-stoked wildfire in Colorado is largest in state history
Forests overlooked as allies in global poverty fight: scientists
Indian activists oppose plans to make Goa a coal transport hub
Indonesia president warns risk of La Nina floods, farm damage
Indonesia's jobs law endangers environment, say activists
Mars achieves 'deforestation-free' palm oil - what about the rest?
Global investors warn Indonesia jobs bill puts forests at risk
Climate activists start protests for forest protection in Germany
Bolivia struggles to contain fires scorching farms, forests
Tree-planting rush overlooks benefits from natural re-growth
Fierce, frequent, climate-fueled wildfires may decimate forests
Uganda reverses forest destruction by inviting in ... loggers
Fears surge in demand for hand sanitiser could fuel child labour
Wildfire smoke causes record pollution in Oregon
Scores of wildfires scorch U.S. West Coast, killing at least nine
Brazil's Amazon fires worsen in September, threaten virgin forests
COVID hit to Costa Rica gasoline tax stalls funding for forests
Global reforestation drive grows fast as governments grasp benefit
Weather gives firefighters relief battling California wildfires
Indian child workers' deaths spur anti-trafficking push
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Central Africa seeks to make forests work for people and planet
New anti-child labor efforts after children saved from Indian mill
Indonesia inches towards community forest goal, hobbled by virus
U.N. hails 'historic' milestone in global drive to end child labor
Argentina counts on new satellite tech to guard forests 24/7
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Chris Gardner
Britain's cities of the future should be rooted in the past
What needs to change, and urgently, is this widely held belief that new homes means new builds
Arlindo Macuva
More land rights mean fewer fires in Mozambique
Land titles ease conflicts with neighbours - and can cut down on problems including runaway fires
Maimunah Mohd Sharif and Andrew ...
International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED)
City leaders need to rise to the climate change challenge
As national governments struggle to agree on climate action, city leaders need to show they can rise to the challenge
Sheela Patel and Manish Bapna
Global Commission on Adaptation
Leaders must prioritize climate resilience of vulnerable residents
More than 880 million people worldwide now live in informal settlements, which often lack even basic services like electricity and clean water
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Central African states seek to make forests work for people and planet
analysis
Money trees: U.S. cities find new ways of valuing urban forests
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