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Global power-sector emissions hit an 'all-time high' in 2024, despite solar and wind power continuing to grow at record speed, according to analysis from thinktank Ember.
While they bet big on artificial intelligence and product carbon-footprint tracking, more action is needed to drive greener consumption, experts say.
How a zoo in Nanjing helped kickstart efforts to prioritise public education about the natural world.
Researcher Zheng Ying explains the guarantees that power in China has been produced from clean sources.
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