United Nations' Social Impact Investing Initiative (S3I) has opened a new office in Helsinki – further bolstering the UN's presence in Finland
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Who will pay for the huge costs of holding back rising seas?
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Sweden's biggest cities face power shortage after fuel-tax hike
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Denver wants more trees, but arborists say the workforce can’t keep up
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More utilities plan to use blackouts to prevent wildfires
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Two million in Zimbabwe’s capital have no water as city turns off taps
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Blackout hits major sections of Manhattan
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The world's first automatic textile recycling facility will be built in Malmö
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Six Finnish cities are building a model for sustainable urban development
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How the Swedish town of Eskilstuna became the world capital of recycling
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Asian countries take a stand against the rich world’s plastic waste
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Power has been restored to much of Argentina and Uruguay after a massive electrical failure left tens of millions of people in the dark
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California's largest utility resorts to blackouts to prevent wildfires
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Bullhead City, Arizona was a retiree paradise. Then came a biblical plague of flies.
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To some solar users, power company fees are an unfair charge
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Nearly eight months after Hurricane Michael, Florida Panhandle feels left behind
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Oregon restricts solar development on prime farmland
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Electricity grid cybersecurity will be expensive – who will pay, and how much?
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Will damming this river lead to war?
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Nova Scotia is one 'perfect storm' away from being cut off from Canada
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Hundreds of US cities are killing or scaling back their recycling programs
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Even in a warmer Europe, wind and solar could still keep the lights on
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What happens now that China won't take US recycling: Many waste-management companies are simply burning recyclables or sending them to landfills
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What cities are getting wrong about public transportation
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Cry me a river: Low water levels causing chaos in Germany
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Britain's largest battery is actually a lake
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'You Just Don't Touch That Tap Water Unless Absolutely Necessary'
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Two years since South Australia was plunged into darkness during a statewide blackout, new light has been shed on the cost of the Tesla battery.
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Only you can prevent gross, smelly fatbergs from clogging up city sewers, says inspector
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Why Nord Stream 2 is the world’s most controversial energy project
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‘Day Zero’: From Cape Town to São Paulo, large cities are facing water shortages
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The water wars of Arizona - Attracted by lax regulations, industrial agriculture has descended on a remote valley, depleting its aquifer — leaving many residents with no water at all
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The man who paves India's roads with old plastic
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Billions in US solar projects shelved after Donald Trump panel tariff
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Power lines are burning the west - The cause of California's wildfires is human
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