Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca: Which COVID-19 vaccine could reach developing countries first?As Britain becomes the first country to roll out the COVID-19 vaccine, we asked experts to explain which vaccine could be the first to reach low-income countries |
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In 'V-Day' milestone for West, Britain starts mass COVID-19 vaccinationBritain is the first nation to begin vaccinating its population with the Pfizer-BioNTech shot |
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EXPLAINER - I just got a COVID-19 vaccine. Now what?Here is what people getting the COVID-19 vaccine should expect |
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Pakistan looks to new tech to curb crop burning and cut smogSubsidised farm machinery that eliminates the need to burn fields could improve Lahore's choking air pollution, government hopes |
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Tropical food farmers must grow more on less land, as climate policy shiftsAs policies to curb climate change strengthen, palm oil, soybean and beef producers can't count on forest land expansion, researchers say |
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Spain's recovering rural rentals a sign of hope for AirbnbWith people keen to avoid crowded city centres, data suggests guests will now pay more to stay in rural or coastal areas |
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Twice trafficked? COVID-19 fuels fears for survivors in BangladeshCharities that work with Bangladeshi migrants say many have lost earnings due to coronavirus, and fear this leaves them exposed to re-trafficking |
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Airbnb nonprofit to focus on finding housing for disaster, pandemic workersNew Airbnb nonprofit will help to arrange free or cheap housing for aid workers, COVID-19 frontline workers and victims of natural disasters |
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U.S. green groups say honeymoon is over, turn up heat on BidenBiden faces criticism over potential cabinet picks linked to the fossil fuel industry, and pressure to move fast on his environmental agenda |
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WIDER IMAGE - How much plastic are you eating?In a month, we ingest the weight of a 4x2 Lego brick in plastic, and in a year, the amount of plastic in a fireman's helmet |
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Scientists warn of 'critical oversight' in EU green finance rulesScientists say rules laying out what can be marketed as a sustainable investment are too lax |
OPINION: Why coronavirus vaccine tourism would be a disaster for equalityA private market for COVID-19 vaccines where wealthy foreign visitors can pay for jabs would be a huge setback for developing nations. The 1% will have to wait |
OPINION: Striving to ensure global cotton supply chains are slavery-freeResponsible sourcing requires all parties to cooperate on sustainable and ethical practices |
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