Submissions from weforum.org

• Solar is now ‘cheapest electricity in history’, confirms IEA

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  Published 24th Jan 2021
• The best way to restore our forests is to let nature take its course

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  Published 1st Nov 2020
• Singapore embarks on a million-tree planting spree to protect its future: Singapore announced a 990-acre park to protect local wildlife in August 2020

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  Published 26th Oct 2020
• As much as half of the world’s water supply is being stolen, report finds

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  Published 20th Oct 2020
• This is how 5 ‘extinct’ animals came back to life

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  Published 8th Sep 2020
• It may be worth actually advocating to save the whales

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  Published 14th Aug 2020
• People are planting tiny urban forests to boost biodiversity and fight climate change

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  Published 9th Aug 2020
• Tiny urban forests to boost biodiversity

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  Published 22nd Jul 2020
• 8 ways to build a sustainable economic recovery

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  Published 30th Jun 2020
• COVID-19: Can protecting the environment stop future pandemics?

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  Published 18th May 2020
• Scientists warn worse pandemics are on the way if we don’t protect nature

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  Published 6th May 2020
• This Indian businessman quit his job to protect wildlife through forest regeneration

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  Published 1st Apr 2020
• Urban Deliveries Expected to Add 11 Minutes to Daily Commute and Increase Carbon Emissions by 30% until 2030 without Effective Intervention. Report analyses 24 interventions, including droids, electric vehicles and parcel lockers, that can decrease both CO2 emissions and congestion by up to 30%

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  Published 10th Jan 2020
• Zimbabwe bets big on battery storage to deal with power cuts

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  Published 12th Dec 2019
• Plague is still a global health problem

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  Published 26th Nov 2019
• Climate change: Here's what 2030 could look like if we win the fight

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  Published 17th Nov 2019
• Melting Russian permafrost could speed up global warming and have a devastating impact on the planet

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  Published 16th Jul 2019
• India is now producing the world’s cheapest solar power

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  Published 16th Jul 2019
• India is investing more money in solar power than coal for first time

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  Published 23rd May 2019
• Australian homes are turning to solar power in record numbers. It’s calculated that customers will save $600 million on their power bills over the next decade, thanks to the installations.

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  Published 12th May 2019
• Renewable energy prices have fallen - this is how much

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  Published 7th May 2019
• A shocking new report reveals what we've done to the natural world

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  Published 7th May 2019
• South Korea once recycled 2% of its food waste. Now it recycles 95%

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  Published 24th Apr 2019
• Almost half of the European Union’s 28 member states have already hit, or are close to hitting, their 2020 renewable energy targets.

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  Published 1st Apr 2019
• We've lost 60% of wildlife in less than 50 years

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  Published 14th Feb 2019
• Egypt announces plans to build the world’s biggest solar parks

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  Published 25th Jan 2019
• Meat: the Future series Options for the Livestock Sector in Developing and Emerging Economies to 2030 and Beyond

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  Published 14th Jan 2019
• California announces plans to use only electric buses starting in 2023

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  Published 7th Jan 2019
• Nigeria plans to switch to renewable energy to meet growing population demands

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  Published 6th Dec 2018
• China has made a shocking food production discovery – electro culture

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  Published 21st Oct 2018
• Rotterdam has created a floating park developed entirely out of waste plastic collected form the river it now floats in. The plastic floats now provide a home for birds and insects as well as a safe place for fish to lay eggs.

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  Published 29th Aug 2018
• These 5 amazing people are fighting to save our oceans

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  Published 6th Jul 2018
• These Indian fishermen take plastic out of the sea and use it to build roads

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  Published 5th Jul 2018
• This new strain of salt water rice could feed 200 million people

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  Published 8th Jan 2018
• Puerto Rico is using an unusual method to restore power after the hurricane

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  Published 27th Oct 2017