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BYD Brings EV Price Wars to Small Cars in Europe

Electric Vehicles · China

BYD Brings EV Price Wars to Small Cars in Europe

73% Left coverage: 11 sources

Colombian farmers face hunger as floods, mercury pollution, and conflict destroy food supplies

Floods · Chocó

Colombian farmers face hunger as floods, mercury pollution, and conflict destroy food supplies

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A year of flooding, poisoned waterways, and rising violence has deepened poverty and food insecurity for rural Afro-Colombian and Indigenous communities in the Salaquí River basin.Natalia Torres Garzón reports for The Guardian.In short:Nearly 40,000 rural residents in Colombia’s Riosucio municipality are facing worsening food insecurity due to repeated floods, river sedimentation, and mercury contamination that have wiped out crops and decimated…See the Story

What next for the High Seas Treaty as entry into force nears?

United Nations · New York

What next for the High Seas Treaty as entry into force nears?

In March 2023, the UN building in New York burst into wild applause. After nearly 20 years of negotiations, the High Seas Treaty had finally been adopted. The treaty, also known as the Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction, or BBNJ, agreement, aims to protect and share the benefits of biodiversity, marine resources and unique species in the high seas – that two-thirds of the ocean that is not controlled by any country. But it will only come …Read Article

As prices surge, what next for China’s green power certificates?

In late March, the price of a Green Electricity Certificate (GEC) seemed to be changing daily in China.Each one represents the generation of one megawatt-hour of clean electricity, and in February the cost had hovered at around CNY 1. By 24 March, that had risen to CNY 1.2, and three days later to as high as CNY 1.8. By April, the average price traded nationwide was CNY 2.31, a month-on-month increase of 63%, according to National Energy Adminis…Guangdong · Guangdong Read Article

Scientists and monks perform last rites for a Himalayan glacier

An unusual meeting of communities gathered to pay tribute to Yala, one of the Hindu Kush Himalayan region’s most-studied and fastest-disappearing glaciers.Nepal · Nepal See the Story

The homegrown start-ups hoping to solve Africa’s e-waste crisis

There is no night or day in Ghana’s infamous e-waste graveyard Agbogbloshie. Hundreds of unofficial e-waste pickers scour its sprawling terrain to extract components that contain copper, cobalt, lithium and other precious metals. If it has a circuit board or battery, it is fair game. These components fetch a decent price on the black market, where demand is high. Africa has an e-waste problem. Collection and recycling are mostly controlled by in…Ogun State · Ogun State Read Article

What does China’s love of salmon mean for the environment?

Yaoyao (not her real name) is a white-collar worker with a Shanghai internet company. She’s also a big salmon fan, eating salmon sushi about three times a month. “I like salmon more than local seafood. It’s rich in beneficial fats yet doesn’t taste fatty,” she told Dialogue Earth. When buying salmon, Yaoyao pays most attention to flavour, freshness and food safety. The origin of the fish and its carbon footprint aren’t concerns for her. She’s no…Environment · Shanghai Read Article

Argentina’s first solar panel factory nears opening

Lucas Estrada is confident Argentina’s first solar panel factory will start producing parts this year. He is president of Empresa Provincial Societaria del Estado (EPSE), the state-owned company that will run the factory. EPSE is also in charge of promoting and managing the production and distribution of energy in San Juan, a province close to the Andes in western-central Argentina. In San Juan, the economy is centred around mining, especially o…Solar Power · Argentina Read Article

‘Reimaanlok’ puts Indigenous voices at the heart of ocean conservation

In the Marshall Islands, local priorities matter as much as data when it comes to ‘looking into the future, together’ for the environment.Marshall Islands · Marshall Islands See the Story

Bridgetown at 3: Is the initiative from Barbados reforming finance?

“We can’t pretend, day by day, that someone somewhere else is going to make that change. This is our family. This is our world. And this is our time to make that defining difference.” These are the words of Mia Mottley, the Prime Minister of Barbados, as she presented the Bridgetown Initiative to the world at the UN General Assembly in 2022. The initiative, named after the Caribbean nation’s capital city, proposes reforms to global finance. They…Finance · Bridgetown Read Article

Q&A: How camel herders in Inner Mongolia protect their way of life

China has become renowned in recent years for a model of top-down, technocentric and efficient environmental policy. On the ground, however, policy making and implementation – as well as the ideas and worldviews that shape them – are constantly being negotiated, redefined and contested. In a recent book, China’s Camel Country, anthropologist Thomas White uncovers how traditional camel pastoralism in western Inner Mongolia has transformed in the …Inner Mongolia · Inner Mongolia Read Article

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