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Regenerative design grows green-blue cities 42%

News: Regenerative design not only boosts biodiversity, but also helps urban communities build climate resilience to flood risk and heatwaves.

News: Pollution is a major health risk, but only 1 in 4 countries share fully transparent air quality data and 1 in 3 fail to monitor at all.

Guest Blog by Marshall Moutenot: What new challenges does hydropower face as a consequence of climate change and how can AI help it adapt.

Guest Blog by Monty Simus: How will the fallout affect pollution after collective failure to find a way forward on the Global Plastics Treaty?

Opinion: As curtains come down in Azerbaijan, Jim McClelland asks: Did COP deliver for the climate; is it still a driver for global finance?

News: Food waste contributes 10% of global emissions, five times more than aviation, but 9 out of 10 countries fail to put it in their NDCs.

News: Linked with stars of pop and film, from Taylor Swift to James Bond, top London recording studio acts on climate with carbon accounting.

News: Designed to help residents live longer and happier, new Blue Zones housing in Utrecht to be healthiest neighbourhood in the Netherlands.

Opinion: UK Investment Summit was the first big test for the new government. Jim McClelland asks: Did the world of money like what it saw?

News: Fully electric construction helps city of Arnhem fight flood risk on banks of the Rhine, with zero-emissions dyke reinforcement.