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Renewable energy is on the rise.

Good News

Renewable energy and protecting the ocean

The two pieces of good news this month are about the fact that more and more electricity is being generated from renewable energies and a treaty that governs the protection of the high seas.

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Boat on Lake Tanganyika.

Overfished water body

Uninforced fishing ban on world’s second deepest lake

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by Mireille Kanyange

Environmental recovery

A campaign to plant more trees in Kenya

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by Joseph Maina
The introduction of ChatGPT has made alarm bells ring louder.

Corporate power

AI sector worries about what it is doing

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by Roli Mahajan
Informal Indonesian waste picker.

Our view

Appreciating the value of waste

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by Katharina Wilhelm Otieno
An informal waste picker in Puerto Carreño, Colombia. Many marginalised groups such as indigenous peoples earn their living like this.

Waste management

Circular economy is an opportunity for society

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by Sabine Schwab
by Ellen Gunsilius
David Kimaro, responsible for the Moshi composting project, gives Tübingen’s Mayor Boris Palmer and his delegation a guided tour of the composting plant.

Composting

High-impact partnership for waste management

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by Viane Kombe
by David Kimaro
by Stephan Klingebiel
by Katharina Wilhelm Otieno
Svenja Schulze, Germany’s minister for economic cooperation and development, visiting Kandia Camara, Côte d’Ivoire’s foreign minister, in early 2023.

German policy

Germany values respect, reciprocity and alliances

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by Birgit Pickel
The Agbogbloshie landfill in Ghana provides income for many people.

Waste exports

The rich countries practice waste colonialism

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by Michael Jedelhauser
A sick Yanomami baby held by its mother was transported by plane from the Yanomami territory to receive medical treatment in Boa Vista, the capital of Roraima state, after the new Brazilian government declared a health emergency for the Yanomami people.

Indigenous people

The Yanomami are dying, and their blood is on Bolsonaro's hands

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by André de Mello e Souza

Disaster

Ruins after cyclone Freddy

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by Raphael Mweninguwe