Schools go solar as India's West Bengal state reaches for green goalsWest Bengal's Sunshine Schools project aims to bring cheap, reliable power to 25,000 remote schools and add 250 MW to the grid |
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Biden eyes grants, federal purchasing to narrow racial wealth, home ownership gapsBiden will call for billions of dollars to benefit poor minority communities and a crackdown on housing discrimination |
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Climate lawsuits snowball as South Americans seek a healthy environmentLegal cases have aimed to force governments to shift away from coal, oil and gas, and rapidly increase investment in renewable energy |
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Paris accord rules must be wrapped up this year, says UN climate chiefThe pandemic has delayed official talks until now, but the pressure is back on governments to make progress ahead of COP26 and speed up climate action |
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Going carbon-neutral is a business opportunity, says S.Korean ministerMoon Sung-wook urged advanced and developing economies to work closely together "to find creative and innovative solutions" to curb climate change |
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Digital divide: How to unmute climate voices in poorer nationsSome officials and activists in poorer parts of the Global South face technology barriers as climate events move online - so how can organisers ensure they are included? |
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El Salvador court to free woman given 30 years for death of fetusSalvadoran law applies one of the world's strictest bans on abortion with no exceptions made for rape, incest or when the mother's life is at risk |
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'Big risk': California farmers hit by drought change planting plansCalifornia farmers are allocated water from the state based on seniority and need, but farmers say water needs of cities and environmental restrictions reduce agricultural access |
OPINION: Young climate activists need a seat at the decision-making table – on and offlineWith UN climate negotiations going virtual, we have a chance to include young, diverse voices from developing countries to solve the climate crisis |
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