Global green shipping deal still on course, say advocates
While the latest talks were less fraught than October’s, the International Maritime Organization’s Net-Zero Framework is far from a done deal
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Whose water is AI drinking in India?
AI has epoch-making potential, but its data centres are being built on the thirst of those who already have the least, academics argue
The battle for green shipping
How countries failed to steer shipping to net zero, and where they go next
Amid threats and tears, nations failed to sign off a ground-breaking deal to curb the sector’s huge appetite for fossil fuels
Global green shipping deal still on course, say advocates
While the latest talks were less fraught than October’s, the International Maritime Organization’s Net-Zero Framework is far from a done deal
Who is financing green shipping?
The international shipping industry is under pressure to decarbonise rapidly, requiring a huge investment drive and policy push from governments
China’s green shipping could thrive with global emissions deal
Its industry would benefit from a plan to cut emissions, which the UN shipping regulator is due to finalise this year, says Mao Xiaoli
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Ghana’s beach fishers could be throwing away a small fortune in potential seafood
Discarded eggs and tiny juvenile animals could otherwise contribute vital income to struggling coastal communities
