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Terry Slavin

Terry Slavin

Editor-in-Chief at Reuters News

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Recent Articles

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Climate Future Leaders 2024: Ten young people who are putting the planet first

As a girl growing up in Nigeria, Sandra C Chukwudozie was struck by the stark contrastbetween the country’s abundant natural resources – oil, gas and minerals – and the overwhelming energy poverty of its people.
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The Brazilian farmers who are trying to keep the world in its coffe...

Marcelo Montanari likes to say he was born under a coffee tree. In the four generations that his family has farmed coffee in Brazil after emigrating from Italy 130 years ago, the Motanaris had to relocate four times, when farming became unviable for either political or climate reasons.
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How choosing renew over building new is saving Keppel money and carbon

Compared with the greenery-bedecked skyscrapers of Singapore’s central business district, Keppel Bay tower, on the city’s harbourfront, looks a decidedly ordinary 18-storey box of glass and steel.
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Trailblazing Women in Climate 2024

As U.N. Women’s latest report again confirms, the struggle for greater gender equality has stalled, with women continuing to have to fight to have their voices heard in boardrooms and in corridors of power. For women working in climate change, this iniquity was crystallized late last year, when the government of Azerbaijan announced the organizing committee of this year’s COP29 climate conference
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Analysis: Why the next two years will make or break battle to rescu...

To see how escalating deforestation and rising temperatures are already having profound impacts, look no further than the Amazon rainforest, where water levels last year reached their lowest since measurement began, threatening both humans and animals – and the integrity of the world’s biggest tropical forest.
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Analysis: COP28 put food system transformation on the menu, but who...

At COP26 in Glasgow, nature’s role in tackling climate change was acknowledged for the first time, with a day devoted to “nature-based solutions”, and 141 countries signing up to halt and reverse forest loss and land degradation by 2030 through the Glasgow Leaders’ Declaration on Forests and Land Use.
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How Iceland's Carbfix is harnessing the power of turning CO2 into s...

In a small geodesic dome in the otherworldly setting of Iceland’s giant Hellisheidi geothermal power plant, Olafur Teitur Jonsson is demonstrating a novel approach to storing CO2 emissions that is attracting global attention.
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How the plastic credits market could help Iceland kick its waste pr...

For Icelandic recycling firm Pure North, the ability to earn money from selling plastics credits would be a game changer in its efforts to make the tiny country on the fringes of Europe lift its paltry recycling rates.
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Tetra Pak trials removing aluminium layer in bid to crack recyclabi...

The Swedish-Swiss drinks packaging giant produced a mind-boggling 193 billion of its ubiquitous cartons last year, but despite on-pack labels in many markets saying its packages are recyclable, globally only about a quarter of them were actually recycled, meaning that three in four ended up in landfill, incineration or washed up in the world’s waterways. Even in recycling king Europe, the recycling rate averaged only about 50%.
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Twenty-five trailblazing women leading the fight against climate ch...

25 trailblazing women leaders on climate
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After five years, recipe to end deforestation from cocoa farming re...

When the Cocoa & Forests Initiative was signed in 2017 between the world’s major cocoa companies, the governments of Ghana and Ivory Coast, and IDH, the Sustainable Trade Initiative, there was optimism that the ambitious public-private partnership would turn the tide on devastating forest loss from cocoa.