With social media and academics, Thai villagers save ancestral forestUsing activism and scientific research, a Thai community stopped a wetland forest from being turned into an industrial zone |
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'Energy cafes' help Londoners cut bills and care for the climateSouth London co-operative CREW Energy advises communities on powering their homes more efficiently, while promoting low-carbon technologies |
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Thai villagers 'reclaim' land after 26-year fight over mineVillagers in the country's northeast say they will oppose any move to renew mining permit for land they will turn into forest |
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Sun, water and ice: Lithuania tests floating solar power"Floatovoltaics" - or putting panels on water - could save land and pair well with hydropower, if technical and environmental issues can be solved |
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Drag queens to grace Vogue magazine cover in BrazilGrammy-nominated singer Pabllo Vittar and rapper Gloria Groove will each appear on separate covers of Vogue Brasil's issue entitled "Eleganza Extravaganza" |
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Mexico identifies woman who may have had unconsensual gynecological surgery in U.S. detentionThe Mexican Foreign Ministry confirmed that the woman had undergone a gynecological intervention, potentially without her consent |
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Some of Hong Kong's poor finally feel at home in 290 sq ft modulesWhile tiny by the standards of many cities, these new homes are a step up in one of the most crowded urban areas in the world |
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Most countries failing to address women's needs during pandemic - UNCOVID-19 crisis offers a chance to reshape societies for a fairer future, according to U.N. Women and the U.N. Development Programme |
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Ambassadors to Poland call for 'environment of tolerance' for LGBT+ peopleAs international concerns grow over LGBT+ rights, diplomats urge Warsaw to help foster an inclusive climate |
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Singapore's use of facial verification in ID scheme stirs privacy fearsThe city-state is the first country to use the technology in a national identity scheme |
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Starting gun fired on global hunt for hundreds of billions to fund nature protectionProtecting and restoring biodiversity will take $700 billion a year in extra funding through to 2030, officials say - a challenge during a pandemic downturn |
OPINION: Time for a global reset, to address the planetary emergencyCosta Rica is leading the way to rebalance our troubled relationship with nature |
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