Tag: environmental cooperation

Rio Olympics begin with unmet promises

by Cristina Veiga | Aug 6, 2016

Even as Brazil battles economic and political crises, the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro have invited criticism because city authorities have failed to live up to environmental commitments

Perhaps the most serious is the lack of improvement in water quality in Guanabara bay and the Rodrigo de Freitas lagoon, where outdoor aquatic events will take place…Read More

Brexit may not hit bilateral climate action

by Isabel Hilton | Jun 27, 2016

As four decades of unity come to an end, the United Kingdom exiting the European Union may not alter its energy and environmental cooperation with India and China

On the morning of Friday June24, the UK awoke to a position in the world that had changed irrevocably. Overnight, the result of the referendum called by Prime Minister David Cameron…Read More

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Green bonds, red flags: Cambodia’s microfinance crisis deepens amid sustainability push 10.10.24
Microfinance institutions in Cambodia, accused of predatory lending, are pivoting to green bonds while borrowers, burdened by debt and climate impacts, struggle to survive The post Green bonds, red flags: Cambodia’s microfinance crisis deepens amid sustainability push appeared first on Dialogue Earth.
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Political tension in West Africa puts vital climate action at risk 07.10.24
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As the country continues to court foreign investment in clean energy, experts and activists worry that ordinary Filipinos will not see the benefits The post Will foreign ownership of renewables lead to energy stability in the Philippines? appeared first on Dialogue Earth.
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