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Africa’s biggest geothermal electricity producer plans to auction an equivalent of 4.62 million tons of carbon emissions it earned over the past 18 monthshttps://trib.al/L8XC0Ur 

Poor polluted provinces made China’s megacities rich. Now they’re worried President Xi Jinping’s green ambitions will curtail their own growthhttps://trib.al/0H5KyOr 

Scientists are toilet-training calves in a bid to cut emissions - and they're learning faster than the average toddlerhttps://trib.al/rwS0MLM 

Pfizer and BioNTech are donating hundreds of thousands of Covid-19 vaccine doses to Jordan and Lebanon as a part of a broader push to aid refugees during the pandemichttps://trib.al/66WLOBH 

2020 was the worst year on record for climate and environmental activists, with 227 killings recordedhttps://trib.al/iDRRbZ6 

Climate change could force more than 216 million people to move within their countries by mid-century, World Bank sayshttps://trib.al/T58s6G8 

“No country can do this alone,” Kerry said. “And the world can’t do it if everybody doesn’t sign up to be part of the solution”https://trib.al/vWrtZRo 

High gas prices are creating chaos in electricity markets, but the long-term future of renewables remains brighthttps://trib.al/fGTrgUi 

The global chip crunch is widening as Toyota scales back productionhttps://trib.al/YhXfa6u 

Genesis Systems, the latest startup touting a contraption that sucks water out of the air, says it has found a way to do it in a cheaper and more scalable way than rivalshttps://trib.al/21G9wWZ 

Hitachi Ltd., the Japanese industrial giant, aims to reach net-zero emissions for its entire supply chain by fiscal year 2050https://trib.al/cff02Xg 

Here's what scientists say the next six months of the pandemic will bring. If you're hoping for a light at the end of the tunnel, they've got some bad newshttps://trib.al/iuaBbVc 

Ola’s new electric-scooter factory aims to build 15% of the world’s e-scooters by 2022, in an operation run and managed entirely by womenhttps://trib.al/JzvO4Vj 

Big Tech won't need to make the whole car to dominate in the electric vehicle erahttps://trib.al/pFWY7Ff 

A quantum leap in digital adoption and greater high-skilled exports have emerged as the newest drivers of economic growth and jobs in India, HSBC sayshttps://trib.al/Lk685tw 

China should regulate the use of artificial intelligence to curb risks posed by the growing use of the technology, a senior government official said Fridayhttps://trib.al/WiyAqk7 

Companies and investors who fail to recognize how rapidly the planet is overheating are exposing themselves to enormous risks, according to Sweden’s minister in charge of financial marketshttps://trib.al/ZbzQlhk 

Even the most well-intentioned policy makers can fail to grasp just how bad things could get if climate goals aren’t met, writes columnist @kmachttps://trib.al/crARX32