EXCLUSIVE-Major Thai coffee brand vows to repay 200 debt-ridden farmersDoi Chaang Coffee says it will pay about 7 million baht ($224,000) after the Thomson Reuters Foundation revealed the non-payment and ensuing debts |
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ANALYSIS-Unequal cities bear the brunt of deadly disease outbreaksCity planners and physicians say densely packed hubs are particularly vulnerable to deadly disease outbreaks and may need a redesign |
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Ukraine's LGBT+ war veterans boost battle for equalityUkraine decriminalised same-sex relations in 1991, but homophobia remains widespread |
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Kenyan farmers find sweet spot with nutritious, drought-hardy cropIn drought-prone central Kenya, a farmers' cooperative is growing resilient sweet potato and making popular bakery products with it |
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Malaysia urged to cut down on plastic packaging for cleaner seasMalaysians top the list of per-capita consumption of plastic packaging out of six Asian countries that account for 60% of plastic pollution in the sea |
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ANALYSIS-Climate change opens up 'frontier' farmland, but at what cost to the planet?Climate change could expand farmland globally by almost a third but would also bring significant environmental threats, including a risk of increased emissions from soils |
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India's use of facial recognition tech during protests causes stirActivists are worried about insufficient regulation around the new technology, amid what they say is a crackdown on dissent under Prime Minister Narendra Modi |
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Sustainability disclosures by European companies generally poor - studyWhile 36% of firms had set a climate target, only 14% of companies had ensured they aligned with the 2015 UN-backed Paris climate deal |
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Death squad disrupters: Filipina patrols help keep drug killings at bayWith the town of 63,000 paralysed by fear, a group of 18 mothers and grandmothers decided to arm themselves with flashlights and patrol their community |
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UK to invest $1.6 billion in weather and climate supercomputerThe computer, to be managed by the Met Office, will be used to help more accurately predict storms, select the most suitable locations for flood defences and predict changes to the global climate |
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Tesla ordered by German court to stop cutting down trees for GigafactoryHundreds of demonstrators have protested the threat the car Gigafactory poses to wildlife and water supplies |
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