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Providing pro bono legal assistance to make solar energy more accessible and affordable
One of the main providers of solar panels in Singapore is Solar Al Technologies. To further their mission of bringing a zero upfront cost, solar-as-a-service model to residential and small commercial property owners in Singapore, Solar Al reached out to TrustLaw, the Thomson Reuters Foundation’s global pro bono service, and was connected with four law firms Hogan Lovells, Reed Smith LLP, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP, and Dechert LLP.
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Could an indigenous funding boost revive stuttering forest pact?
A COP26 pledge to halt deforestation is making only slow progress - but more funding on the ground could change that
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No room to cut: Rising inflation traps Bangladesh climate migrants
As fuel prices and the cost of living soar, Bangladesh's poorest warn "I can't survive"
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OPINION: COP27: Here’s how to unlock Africa’s low-carbon future
Private investment is needed for Africa to adopt renewable energy. Here’s why that investment makes sense
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Will Iran's climate inaction fuel rising disaster threats?
As climate threats from flooding to water scarcity rise, Iranians see little help on the horizon
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Why climate-change 'loss and damage' will be a hot topic at COP27
With warming-driven disasters hitting the poor harder, pressure is growing for new sources of global funding to repair the harm
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OPINION: How to protect tropical forests? Let indigenous people lead
To turn around deforestation, patient indigenous-led conservation is key
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Cost of crypto: Report says U.S. bitcoin as dirty as 6 million cars
The environmental groups behind the report urged U.S. states to consider halting new mining operations if climate change goals are to stay within sight
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