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In the mist-laden folds of the Western Ghats, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where moss-clad trees whisper ancient secrets, something...

The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD Dam), built on the Nile, was unveiled by Ethiopia this month after 14 years...

Author: Ana Victoria Domínguez Britos This article was originally published and produced with the support of Climate Tracker América Latina...

As nuclear plants take off in South Africa, farmers dread that high-level, radioactive nuclear waste will be buried on their...

Indonesia and the European Union have been through rounds of trade negotiations since 2016. While both sides consistently reaffirmed their...

Thailand’s air pollution problem is complex, stemming from multiple sources: exhaust from vehicles, emissions from coal-fired power plants, industrial waste,...

Authors: Matthew Wittenstein, Chief of Energy Connectivity Section, ESCAP Kieran Clarke, Energy Connectivity Expert, ESCAP Yejin Ha, Economic Affairs Officer,...

A Global Outlook on AI & Energy   Artificial intelligence is surging into every corner of modern life, and data...

As decarbonization becomes a global catchphrase, Zimbabwe has become a vital supplier of critical lithium ore and several platinum group...

On paper, Africa is poised to become a key supplier of green hydrogen, and the EU wants in on the...