Health & policy
Brazil's Indigenous Policy Makes Progress, But Challenges Persist
Brazil's Indigenous policy has made significant strides in recent years, but critical problems persist, according to a recent analysis.
Dialogue Earth, formerly China Dialogue and The Third Pole
Staff reporter at Smog and Soot, covering Pollution.
Water
Indonesia's Captive Coal: A Decarbonisation Paradox
Indonesia's ambition to dominate nickel and electric vehicle battery supply chains may undermine global decarbonisation efforts due to its reliance on captive coal-fired power plants.
Waste
Bomb fishing tracked sonically across Indonesian coral reefs
A study has used thousands of hours of underwater audio recordings to track blast fishing in the Spermonde archipelago, off the south-western edge of Indonesia's Sulawesi island.
Health & policy
African AI Governance Must Respect Indigenous Peoples, Expert Says
African governments are developing national AI strategies, but experts say they are neglecting the impact of AI on the environment and Indigenous rights.
News
Pollution and Uncertainty in Brazil's Steel City
Volta Redonda, a city in Brazil's Rio de Janeiro state, is plagued by pollution from the country's largest steelmaker, CSN. Residents and environmental groups are calling for action to address the issue, but the company claims it is taking steps to mitigate the damage.
Air
India's Young Farmers Embrace Agri-Tech to Bridge Generational Gap
Young Indian farmers are turning to technology to improve efficiency and reduce environmental impacts in the country's agricultural sector.