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Even as the heat has been on in Dubai, the renewables juggernaut has gathered pace The Cop28 agreement is imperfect yet significant – and one of a host of causes for optimism Environment Politics Society World
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All eyes on Dubai: Cop28 and what you need to know Much hinges on the latest climate summit in Dubai. As it enters the second week, here's a quick rundown of the crucial event Environment Politics Society World
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The rogue rewilders taking Britain’s biodiversity into their own hands As the government admits species reintroductions are ‘not a priority’, guerrilla rewilders are cracking on regardless. Are they right? Conservation Environment Politics Society
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Bridging the divide: 12 groups working for Israel-Palestine peace Despite the awful escalation of violence, these grassroots groups remain committed to achieving peace. Here’s how Peace Politics Society World
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What went right this week: ‘spectacular’ renewables boom keeps 1.5C in sight Cartoonists designed a warm welcome to refugee children, there was a breakthrough on long Covid, plus more good news Arts Conservation Environment Politics Science Society
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