Green-minded Glasgow seeks to heat homes from river and airGlasgow says climate action must not price out the poor. Here's how the city - host to this year's COP26 U.N. climate summit - is looking to slash hefty emissions from homes without leaving them behind |
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Young Afghan women defiant as Taliban bring back moral policeDuring the Taliban’s previous rule, women and girls faced violence for breaking moral code |
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Amazon labor conditions under scrutiny by California lawmakersWarehouses in California could be forced to disclose productivity quotas and ban harmful targets under draft law |
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India evictions during COVID-19 a 'human rights crisis'Many of the evictions were carried out without following due process, with few people being compensated or resettled |
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FACTBOX: As Mexico decriminalises abortion, what are the laws worldwide?With Mexico decriminalising abortion, here is a round-up of abortion laws worldwide |
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'Tiger on my farm': Indian coal mining hub brings new dangers for villagersIndia is the world's second-largest coal producer and is ramping up mining to meet energy needs - but impacts are mostly negative for local communities, environmentalists say |
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Hurricane Ida power failures prompt calls for more solar energy, tougher gridsNew Orleans residents and others are eyeing renewable energy as a way to shore up power supplies against increasingly extreme weather fueled by climate change |
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Nature-curious investors await bankable conservation dealsNew research shows private investors want to put more money into projects to protect and restore nature - but there are few profitable options that match their needs |
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Australia will cancel Afghanistan test if women's cricket bannedAustralian media have quoted a Taliban representative as saying he does not not think women will be allowed to play cricket |
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Money, mimicry and mind control: Big Tech slams ethics brakes on AIIn an attempt to protect privacy and other freedoms, lawmakers in the European Union and United States are pursuing far-reaching controls on AI systems. |
OPINION: India’s tribal women left behind in progress toward gender equalityA discriminatory land governance system coupled with gendered social norms result in violence and oppression of women in Jharkhand, India |
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