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Advanced Tech, Articles, Artificial Intelligence, Climate Change, Energy Transition July 1, 2026

Artificial Intelligence, Natural Perplexity

Data centres and AI. A combination often presented as the infallible recipe for an increasingly prosperous and decarbonised future. Reality is different, the future looks…

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Energy Status in Uzbekistan: Opportunities, Threats, and Outlook


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The Silent Worker Beneath the Mediterranean Sea


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Our Pets Are Destroying Biodiversity – But a Few Changes in EU Law Could Make All the Difference



Articles, Climate Change, Nature & Environment May 26, 2026

New Research Uncovers Shocking Level of Trade in Protected Chambered Nautiluses

This story was originally published by The Revelator. Subscribe to their newsletter. The beautiful marine mollusks have international protections, but sale of their shells continues…


Articles, Climate Change, Energy Transition, Policy & Strategy, Sustainability May 21, 2026

Environmental Defenders Labeled ‘Terrorists’ for Bringing Renewable Power to Philippine Communities

This article by Raymund B. Villanueva was co-published in English by Kodao Productions and Dialogue Earth. An edited version is republished on Global Voices as…


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Electric Cars Gain Ground in Costa Rica via Chinese Brands

Despite challenges, Costa Rica is Latin America’s most dynamic electric car market thanks to government incentives and Chinese manufacturers A popular driving game in Costa…


Articles, Coal, Energy Transition, Fossil Fuels, Policy & Strategy May 5, 2026

Fear and Fossil Fuels in Romania

A draft law supported by thirty members of the Parliament, aims to roll back Romania’s coal phase out and, at the same time, delivers a…


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