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The blame for the rising cost of living is primarily placed on the global economy, but Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and individual countries’ financial governance and policies are also regularly cited.

Greater investment is needed for smaller green projects that support communities. Projects in India reveal how transformative change can be replicated elsewhere.

As the world moves towards total urbanisation, settlements are spreading out by merging into one another to create what urban experts term “megalopolises”.

Peru is the world’s top blueberry exporter, after a ten-year production surge. Mexico’s raspberry output has skyrocketed. Meet the soft fruit superpowers.

Digitalization can help create a level playing field that makes financial services more inclusive for underserved groups in ASEAN’s digital generation.

Policy-makers at COP15 are urged to 'make it mandatory' for companies to report their impact on nature to accelerate global action on biodiversity loss.

At a time when energy and food prices are already through the roof, the government of The Netherlands wants to ban most farming throughout the country in order to save the planet from [...]

The World Trade Report 2022 finds that although trade can generate greenhouse gas emissions, it can also serve as a force multiplier for climate actions.

G20 leaders back a new Data Gaps Initiative to make official statistics more detailed and timely. Better data can improve understanding of climate change.

From plastic alternatives to novel ways to capture CO2, here are the winners of the annual Earthshot Prize, a competition that looks for solutions to help repair our planet.