South Africa to clamp down on captive lion breeding, minister says
South Africa will clamp down on captive lion breeding after a review panel concluded the industry risked the conservation of
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South Africa will clamp down on captive lion breeding after a review panel concluded the industry risked the conservation of
A group of non-governmental organisations called on the Asian Development Bank (ADB) on Monday to end loans to the fossil-fuels
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said on Saturday that his government had opted to reduce the number of environmental fines handed
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The social cost of carbon is a monetary metric for the damage caused by the emission of an additional tonne
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Most of the discussion on the economic policy response to the pandemic in Europe has centred on its ambition, tools,
At a time when we face enormous challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, it is heartening to see the
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