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Subject Espresso ☕️ - EU's carbon import tax, India's bet on satellite broadband, Global LGBTQ+ rights 'going backwards'
Date March 30, 2022 12:00 PM
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Will the EU's carbon import tax hurt poor nations? [[link removed]]

An EU border levy on climate-polluting imports aims to spur greener heavy industry - but could have costs for Africa

India bets on satellite broadband to bridge rural digital divide [[link removed]]

Billionaires Elon Musk and Mukesh Ambani are among those competing to provide satellite broadband, seen as most viable way to boost internet access in rural India

LGBTQ+ rights 'going backwards' around world, warns UK envoy [[link removed]]

As gay and transgender rights gains stall in places such as Hungary and Singapore, Britain's first Special Envoy on LGBT Rights Nick Herbert voices concern about the global outlook

For Indian tree lovers, plantations are a poor substitute for lost forests [[link removed]]

As India cuts old forests for development projects, it is planting large new plantations to meet its forest targets – but critics say the climate and nature are suffering

Economic crisis forces Sri Lankans to moonlight as prices soar [[link removed]]

Millions of Sri Lankan workers are struggling to afford food, fuel and medicine, forcing many to take on second jobs as waiters, tuk-tuk drivers or delivery riders

Florida governor signs bill limiting LGBTQ instruction in schools [[link removed]]

The bill has stirred national controversy and come under criticism from companies such as Disney

Hungary rights groups urge invalid votes to defeat Orban's LGBTQ referendum [[link removed]]

Rights groups are urging voters to spoil their ballots ahead of a government referendum on LGBTQ+ rights in Hungary

What is the COP15 biodiversity summit, and why is it so important? [[link removed]]

Governments are tasked with agreeing a new global pact to stem damage to nature this year, but progress has been slow

Opinion OPINION: Europe's energy poor urgently need a wartime solidarity fund [[link removed]]

The Russian invasion of Ukraine is pushing energy prices higher - and to avoid social unrest, support is needed to help the vulnerable cope with a cost of living crisis

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