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August 31, 2022
Is Zambia’s hydropower dependency risking the environment?
topic: Renewables
by: Robert Bociaga
A controversial hydropower plant project reveals cracks in Zambia's renewable energy scheme. Experts believe the public has a role to play, too.
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August 18, 2022
Bosnian government makes rare push for solar energy
topic: Renewables
by: Katarina Panić
In an unusual step away from fossil fuels for the region, Bosnia and Herzegovina encourages citizens to apply for solar energy panels.
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July 28, 2022
Bosnian activists oppose hydropower to save ecosystems
topic: Renewables
by: Katarina Panić
Despite their green potential, Bosnian environmental activists have fought and won the battle against detrimental hydropower plants.
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July 12, 2022
Tapping solar canals
topic: Renewables
by: Frank Odenthal
Installing solar power over canals is emerging as a possible solution to rising water and energy crises.
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June 30, 2022
"Change is possible": Ramping up Kazakhstan's climate response
topic: Climate action
by: Magdalena Rojo
A new international initiative strives to help Kazakhstan, a major polluter, meet its ambitious emissions reduction goals.
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June 12, 2022
Offshore skills passport to bolster UK’s green transition
topic: Good Governance
by: Abby Klinkenberg
To support the transition away from fossil fuels, the UK has facilitated the transfer of workers' permits toward renewable energy sectors.
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May 24, 2022
When renewable energy is locally built
topic: Renewables
by: Frank Odenthal
A German NGO is brewing a renewable energy revolution in rural East Africa. FairPlanet spoke to its founder.
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March 07, 2022
Hope for some of Europe's most pristine rivers
topic: Climate action
by: Katarina Panić
Some of Europe's most pristine rivers are being threatened by small hydropower plants. But decade-long protests against investors seem to be making a difference.
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March 06, 2022
The Ukraine crisis' impact on Europe's energy
topic: Renewables
by: Abby Klinkenberg
Russia's invasion of Ukraine could encourage the EU to expand green energy sources and become self-sufficient.
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January 27, 2022
Is cryptocurrency bad for the environment?
topic: Blockchain
by: Gerardo Bandera
How bad are cryptocurrencies for the environment and should Bitcoin mining be regulated?
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November 13, 2021
COP26: India makes critical commitments, foregoes others
topic: Climate action
by: Tish Sanghera
The world's third-largest polluting country made important commitments towards a green economy, but was notably silent in other key areas.
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November 09, 2021
What is nuclear energy and can it help stop climate change?
topic: Energy
by: Gerardo Bandera
Despite its bad reputation, nuclear energy is one of the least dangerous and most environmentally-friendly energy sources. But what exactly is it?
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October 29, 2021
Shining a spotlight on the solar power menace
topic: Renewables
by: Bob Koigi
partner: The Beam
Studies show that solar panels contain chemicals and materials that, if wrongly discarded, would be harmful to the environment and human health.
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October 15, 2021
GermanZero assists politicians in tackling the climate crisis
topic: Climate action
by: Frank Odenthal
partner: The Beam
The Beam, a partner of FairPlanet, spoke to the CEO of a German NGO helping politicians tackle the climate crisis and advance green energy solutions.
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July 30, 2021
Half a century later, hydropower plant dispute could still damage rivers in the Balkans
topic: Energy
by: Katarina Panić
Governments across the Balkans cannot agree on a construction plan for a major hydropower plant that could destroy the area's biodiversity.
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July 24, 2021
Shining the spotlight on solar-powered communities in Africa
topic: Renewables
by: Bob Koigi
The proliferation of solar panels is granting millions across Africa access to electricity. But financing hurdles may slow down this sustainable enterprise.
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