Reliance seeks to counter India plastics pushback with new road project
India, which uses about 14 million tonnes of plastic annually, lacks an organized system for management of plastic waste, leading to widespread littering
Death toll from flooding in Brazil mining state rises to 52
Some 33,000 people have been displaced or evacuated from their homes
Top UK scientist backs Extinction Rebellion protesters
David King says disruptive protests are playing a vital role in raising awareness of the climate crisis, as court case against activists is thrown out
Canada could delay decision on massive oil sands project, says key minister
Canada's government faces a decsion over whether to approve a frontier mine in northern Alberta that could pump out 260,000 barrels of crude oil a day
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French campaign groups ask court to order Total to act on global warming
Activists said the lawsuit, which aims to force the energy firm to reduce its emissions, was the first of its kind in France
Singapore's Shiok Meats hopes to hook diners with lab-grown shrimp
Demand for meat substitutes is booming, as consumer concerns about health, animal welfare and the environment grow
Sainsbury's targets 2040 for net zero emissions, criticises UK goal
Sainsbury's, Britain's second-biggest supermarket group, will spend 1.0 billion pounds ($1.3 billion) to hit the target
Heavy rains dampen fires in Australia's Queensland state, cause flooding
Several people were rescued from floodwaters and some bridges and causeways were closed, but no severe damage reported
Amazon emissions lowest from indigenous and protected lands, scientists say
Indigenous territories are acting as a 'buffer' against deforestation elsewhere in the Amazon rainforest