Can carbon capture help Asia reach its climate goals?

Deploying CCS without ramping up renewables could compromise the ‘just transition’ of Southeast Asian countries
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<p>Mauro Vieira Marques, a farmer in Encantado in Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul state, stands in a flooded field. Like many other farmers, his home and almost all his livestock were destroyed by floods that hit the state in May (Image: Anna Ortega / Dialogue Earth)</p>
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Southern Brazil’s farmers, on the frontline of climate crisis

Devastating floods in May were the latest in a series of extreme weather events to hit the state of Rio Grande do Sul, and have left producers considering their future

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Solar power is booming in Brazil. Can it be a boom for all?

Solar is now Brazil’s second-largest source of electricity. Experts say its growth must also reach and respect communities cut off from the grid
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How South Korea’s landmark climate hearings could shape regional action

The country’s constitutional court is examining whether government inaction on climate change violates citizens’ rights. Could it set a regional precedent?
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Thawing ice worsens Arctic plastic pollution

More fishing boats are coming to northern waters as sea ice retreats, bringing pollution with them
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Bhutan explores controlled burning of mountainsides

Reviving the traditional practice could protect pastureland ecosystems in the Himalayas from destructive climate change-driven wildfires