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When a Swedish court ordered the country's biggest cement maker to stop mining limestone by its huge factory on the windswept island of Gotland to prevent pollution, ecologists cheered.

Australia risks losing its advantage in the green energy revolution if its leaders don't promptly commit to cutting carbon emissions by 2050, the country's richest man, Fortescue Metals Group founder Andrew Forrest said on Monday.

Rebellious Tigrayan forces accused the Ethiopian government of launching air strikes on the capital of Tigray region on Monday, though the government denied the reports.

Production at U.S. factories fell by the most in seven months in September as an ongoing global shortage of semiconductors depressed motor vehicle output, further evidence that supply constraints were hampering economic growth.

>> its called an an orth site, three minimalsk calcium, sillica and alumina. >> minors are krushing it to create a more sustainable aluminum as well as other every day items. >> very good quality for fiberglass. >> experts say and it produces less waste and greenhouse gas emission, found all along the island rugged terrain, but that is not the only place. >> you find it in canada, you find it in scandinavia, russia, south africa, lots of places so far mine errs have cletted more than 300 tons, e...

Who were jailed for protesting against the military coup there in february. heres the man who seized power. for many different reasons, they participated in violent protests. among those who have been serving or facing trial, appropriate people will be given a pardon to perform merit. these show them being transported from the prison. created by relatives. min an line says over 5000 prisoners will be released to mark the buddhist holiday tu—din—jut later in october. we believe over 7000 were...

Vulnerable Indian migrant workers in Kashmir will be moved to army and police camps for protection after several were killed by militants, the police chief on the Indian side of the disputed region said on Sunday.

President Felix Tshisekedi has called for an audit of Democratic Republic of Congo's vast forest concessions and the suspension of all "questionable contracts" until the audit is concluded.

Pope Francis said on Saturday he realises some people, including within the Church, consider him to be "a pest" for defending the poor and most vulnerable, but that it won't stop him as it is part of Christianity.

Glencore and a consortium of banks have started talks with Chad over the restructuring of the country's more than $1 billion commercial debt, according to a letter from the company to the International Monetary Fund seen on Saturday.