Canada probes forced labour claims in Malaysian palm oil, glove-making industries
In the last year, the United States has banned imports from three Malaysian firms on suspicions of forced labour
Tech trade groups sue Florida over social media law
The new law would make it easier for the state to sue tech companies for moderating content from some users unfairly or inconsistently
Microsoft, Mastercard sign on to VP Harris's Central America strategy
Kamala Harris, who met with companies like Microsoft, said economic opportunities in Central America can be boosted via partnerships with the private sector
Nature funding must triple by 2030 to protect land, wildlife and climate
Investment of about $8 trillion is needed by 2050 to help meet climate goals and stem the loss of plant and animal species, says a new U.N. report
Why are climate campaigners turning to the courts?
The number of legal cases seeking stronger climate action or compensation has nearly doubled over the last three years
New coral reef restoration technology aims to reverse climate change damage
The technology mimics the design and shape of natural reefs to provide opportunities for colonization by corals and other marine life
Scientists warn of bad year for fires in Brazil's Amazon and wetlands
This year's drought in the Pantanal is more severe and widespread than what the region saw in 2020, the data show
What is 'femtech' and why are investors taking note?
From home fertility tests to innovative period products, startups focused on women's health are springing up around the world and catching investors' attention
U.S. EPA to revise Trump water rule in boost to states' climate fight
The Trump rule made it impossible for a state to block a water permit for a project for any reason other than direct pollution into state waters
Italian court condemned for 'sexist stereotypes' in gang rape case
European Court of Human Rights criticises Italian court for comments about woman's underwear and relationships