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How Governments Can Use COVID-19 to Address Social Inequality
The pandemic has brought into sharp focus the disparities that exist within society, and it has exacerbated them. Certainly, even before...
Constant Tedder
Jan 15, 20214 min read
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How Some International Treaties Threaten Our Ability to Meet Climate Targets
As part of the European Green Deal, a radical policy framework to make the European Union (EU) climate neutral by 2050, the European...
Constant Tedder
Jan 12, 20216 min read
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Developing Economies in Asia are Turning Away From Coal
Developing economies in Asia are shunning coal, with new coal-power investments declining rapidly as governments develop and implement...
Constant Tedder
Jan 11, 20213 min read
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US: Democrats Flip the Senate, Sparking Hope For Climate Action
More than two months after it started, the 2020 US presidential election is over. The votes from two runoff elections in Georgia that...
Constant Tedder
Jan 8, 20212 min read
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How GDP Negatively Affects Climate Change Policy
Modern economic thought tends to attribute improvements in quality of life to economic growth, often equating wealth with prosperity. To...
Constant Tedder
Jan 7, 202115 min read
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Trump Readies Last-Minute Auctions in Arctic Wildlife Refuge to Oil Drillers
In a last-minute move before the end of his term as US President, Donald Trump will today auction off portions of the Arctic national...
Constant Tedder
Jan 6, 20213 min read
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What Obstacles Do Developing Countries Face When Investing in Low-Carbon Energy Projects?
Energy consumption is expected to increase by approximately 70% in emerging economies like India and China by 2030. This has raised...
Constant Tedder
Jan 4, 20216 min read
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Why Ecocide Should be an International Crime
In December 2019 at the 18th Assembly of State Parties of the International Criminal Court (ICC), ambassadors of the Maldives and Vanuatu...
Constant Tedder
Dec 30, 20205 min read
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The Economic Growth of Africa Depends on the Successful Management of its Natural Capital
Despite Africa being rich in natural capital – including resources like water, forests, fisheries, rivers and wildlife – this asset has...
Constant Tedder
Dec 28, 20203 min read
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Women Are Still Not Heard in the Climate Policy Conversation
Climate change effects don’t have the same impact on everyone: Vulnerable groups always have it worse. This discrepancy is apparent even...
Constant Tedder
Dec 25, 20203 min read
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The Environmental Consequences of Political Repression
The long-term environmental consequences of political repression can be just as devastating as the more immediate humanitarian...
Constant Tedder
Dec 23, 20203 min read
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The Paris Agreement in 2020: Where Are We?
2020 marks the five-year anniversary of the signing of the Paris Agreement. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic delaying the United Nations’...
Constant Tedder
Dec 21, 20207 min read
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EU Carbon Price Hits Record High, in ‘Landmark Moment’ for Curbing Emissions
The cost of polluting in the EU has risen, as the carbon price hit a record high of above €31 a tonne last week, surpassing a point last...
Constant Tedder
Dec 17, 20202 min read
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EU Pledges to Cut Emissions 55% by 2030
EU leaders reached an agreement last Friday to reduce the bloc’s collective greenhouse gas emissions by 55% below 1990 levels by 2030....
Constant Tedder
Dec 15, 20202 min read
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The Fossil Fuel Industry’s Influence on Environmental Journalism
News media and advertising have historically been inseparable. Together, they have shaped how the public absorbs content. News outlets...
Constant Tedder
Dec 15, 202011 min read
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UK Pledges an End to Financing for Overseas Fossil Fuel Projects
In his opening remarks at the UN Climate Ambition Summit last weekend, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that the UK will end...
Constant Tedder
Dec 14, 20202 min read
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The Importance of Land Reclamation in Hong Kong and Its Impacts
In 1993, Hong Kong recorded an urbanisation rate of 100%, meaning that all of the territory’s residents were considered to be residing in...
Constant Tedder
Dec 14, 202010 min read
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Paris Agreement: 54 Cities on Track to Meet Targets
A new report has found that 54 cities around the world are on track to meet the Paris Agreement goal of keeping global temperature rise...
Constant Tedder
Dec 11, 20202 min read
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In China, Public Support Grows to Rein in the Wildlife Trade in the Wake of the Pandemic
Public attitudes in China have shifted substantially to favour stricter regulations on the wildlife trade and a willingness to stop...
Constant Tedder
Dec 11, 20204 min read
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Analysing the Benefits of a Global Carbon Offset Market
Does carbon offsetting work? It’s difficult to tell. Some environmentalists believe that it is a sophisticated form of greenwashing,...
Constant Tedder
Dec 10, 20204 min read
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