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Q&A: ‘To avoid war, we need to invest in climate solutions’
Angelique Pouponneau tells Dialogue Earth why small island states are optimistic about the ocean but tired of richer nations’ hypocrisy over climate change
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How fuel-importing countries in South Asia can survive the next global conflict
As the crisis in Southwest Asia shows signs of starting to wind down, two energy experts weigh in on how Bangladesh, Pakistan and Sri Lanka can plan better
Has the Iran war been a setback for greener steelmaking?
Energy shocks, trade disruptions and rising costs have come at a key moment in the steel industry’s efforts to transition to lower-carbon production
Amid Hormuz instability, attention shifts to Pakistan’s Gwadar port
Pakistan's once sleepy port now has options. It could reinvent itself into an oil hub, a trade gateway or a clean-energy powerhouse
Why the Iran war won’t mean more coal use in China
High oil and gas prices don’t drive coal consumption in China, says Zhang Shuwei, while mining companies have no incentive to increase output further
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On the banks of the Paraná River, a fishing community struggles to stay
After more than 80 years in Remanso Valerio, one of Argentina’s last urban fishing communities is now threatened by transformations to the area
