World risks 'disaster' as reuse of natural resources declinesNew report shows the world is using up more raw materials, while recycling less and urges greater efforts towards a circular economy |
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Greta Thunberg calls on world leaders to listen to young activists'It is about us and future generations and those who have been affected today' |
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Sending back climate refugees may violate right to life - U.N. bodyLandmark ruling may pave the way for creation of a "climate refugee" status |
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Greenpeace warns over hidden climate cost of 'eco-friendly' chickenGreenpeace says demand for soybeans that are used to make poultry feed is helping to drive destruction of South American forests |
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'Let us in!' African women entrepreneurs implore investors at UK business eventFemale entrepreneurs from African countries say they need to benefit from the same opportunities as men for their continent's ambitious development goals to be realised |
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Alphabet CEO backs temporary ban on facial-recognition technology over misuse worryRegulators are grappling with ways to govern AI, encouraging innovation while trying to curb potential misuse, as companies and law enforcement agencies increasingly adopt the technology |
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Myanmar govt-appointed panel finds 'war crimes' but no 'genocide' against RohingyaMore than 730,000 Rohingya fled Rakhine state during weeks of brutal violence, during which the UN says gang rapes and mass killings were carried out with 'genocidal intent' |
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KFC apologises for 'sexist' Australian ad - reportThe 15-second ad shows a woman adjust her breasts as she looks at her reflection in the window of a parked car |
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Children go missing as Central American migrants clash with Mexican forcesThe migrants are part of a group of several thousand people that have set off last week from Honduras, fleeing rampant gang violence and dire job prospects in their homeland |
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Ivory Coast clears homes around airport after child stowaway's deathMany in the Adjouffou neighbourhood - home to 200,000 people - do not know where to go next |
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Bangladesh court orders government to tackle rise in rapesNo official figures are yet available for 2019, but one human rights organisation estimates the number of rapes doubled to about 1,500 last year |
OPINION: How can climate action balance the needs of nature and people?Efforts to protect ecosystems must also take into account global development goals intended to lift people out of poverty |
OPINION: Vermont offers a peek at a solar energy futureA peer-to-peer energy sales platform will allow businesses to buy locally generated renewable power from others in the U.S. state |
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