Climate-related lawsuits skyrocket since 2015 with big wins for activistsMost cases have been brought against governments but new arguments involving high emitters in the private sector are likely to increase moving forward |
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Master plan for Delhi dreams big but may bypass poorDelhi's master plan is said to ignore concerns over fair land use, lacks affordable housing and short-changes marginalised groups to benefit business |
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Scarce carbon storage threatens net-zero push as emissions keep risingNet-zero pledges around the world rely heavily on capturing and storing climate-changing emissions - but far too little storage is being developed |
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'Please show mercy': Evicted by Cambodia, ethnic Vietnamese stuck at watery borderFear mounts for the stateless Vietnamese fishing community in Cambodia as COVID-19 rages on both sides of the border |
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In a first, U.S. warns of dangers of systemic racism in human trafficking reportSecretary of State Antony Blinken says systemic racism creates inequities which undermines efforts to tackle human trafficking |
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U.S. Supreme Court maintains CDC's eviction ban - what's next?What to know about the residential eviction ban after the Supreme Court allows an extension |
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Fund nature protection now or face huge losses, says World BankMany countries could see significant falls in GDP by 2030 if they fail to better conserve biodiversity and natural systems |
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Salvadoran woman, freed after 10 years in prison on abortion charge, seeks new footingEl Salvador has one of the world's strictest bans on abortion. There are no exceptions, and prison sentences can stretch up to 40 years. |
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Women protest as Turkey quits violence-on-women treatyPresident Tayyip Erdogan defends Turkey's withdrawal from an international treaty to prevent violence against women |
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COVID-19: Are digital health passports a good idea?Digital tools to certify COVID-19 immunity could help revive key business sectors and lift travel curbs, but they raise equality, health and privacy concerns |
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