It's ok to mine the rainforest for car batteries, writes David Fickling. Any attempt to reverse deforestation needs to acknowledge that growing palm oil kills way more trees than extracting nickel trib.al/AnOUCmA

India is finally becoming a clean energy superpower, writes David Fickling. The implications for the world’s carbon footprint could be profound bloomberg.com/opinion/articl… via Bloomberg Opinion

#India's #renewableenergy growth is finally taking off! David Fickling's insightful piece for Bloomberg News, which features key stats from Mercom Capital Group, explores the factors driving this growth. rebrand.ly/79l8tjk Bloomberg Opinion

Prices of uranium are sliding as investors buy and hold it, writes David Fickling. If we want less fossil fuels, price discovery in the clean nuclear alternative is necessary trib.al/f5GejEQ via Bloomberg Opinion

Japan is hoping electric cars were just a bad dream, says David Fickling. Even Europe is ahead in the contest with China trib.al/dKDvk18

Wakanda’s Afro-Futurist dream is more remote than ever, writes David Fickling. Economic growth is powered by energy, and Africa just doesn’t have enough of it trib.al/Jrh2jcD

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We’ve been relying on natural environments to suck up our fossil carbon, writes David Fickling. But a hotter planet could be losing its ability to absorb our pollution trib.al/w4OgeW7

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China's biggest clean power machine is misfiring, writes David Fickling. Climate change is coming for the water that fuels hydroelectric plants trib.al/R5vZar6 via Bloomberg Opinion

Peak beef could already be here, writes David Fickling. For climate doomers and denialists alike, this is good news in the quest to rein in emissions trib.al/edpB7mI

Entrenched sexism is very Australian, and it needs to change, writes Andreea Papuc. To say we’re frustrated by this bad behavior is an understatement trib.al/itWEheG via Bloomberg Opinion

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The biggest climate impact of a second Trump administration may well be in China, writes David Fickling. It's a perfect opportunity for Beijing to present itself as the clean alternative bloomberg.com/opinion/articl… via Bloomberg Opinion