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“If humankind keeps using concrete, steel and aluminium at the current rate to build cities, we will be unable to keep global warming below two degrees”: construction site in Kolkata.

Infrastructure

“We need to build shock resilience”

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by Dirk Messner
Urban growth must not lock in unsustainable approaches – selling potatoes in peripheral Dhaka.

Global affairs

Taxation serves sustainability

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by Hans Dembowski
Hurricane Harvey approaching the coast of Texas on 25 August.

Global governance

Make paradigm shift happen

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by Hans Dembowski
Due to global warming, thousands of pastoralists have lost livestock and been displaced in Ethiopia.

Least developed countries

Addressing our climate reality

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by Gebru Jember Endalew
On Earth Day (22 April), about 100,000 people took part in the March for Science in Washington, DC. Related rallies attracted some 70,000 demonstrators in Boston, 60,000 in Chicago and 50,000 each in Los Angeles and San Francisco.

USA

“The Republican party must wake up”

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by Jennifer Morgan
by Hans Dembowski
Africa must leapfrog to renewable-energy technology: windfarm near Kenya’s Rift Valley.

Climate finance

The role of the African Development Bank

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by Anthony Nyong
The animals die first: dead sheep near Kenya’s border to Ethiopia. Once more this year, drought has caused famine in East Africa.

Climate finance

African action

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by Anthony Nyong
Anti-government protests in Venezuela’s capital Caracas.

Blog

Venezuela’s escalating crisis

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by Hans Dembowski

USA

When ideology trumps evidence

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by Hans Dembowski
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