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Appointee was a climate chief at the World Bank and will lead UK’s return to high-level environmental diplomacy

Establishing a successful business in Iraq requires more than just entrepreneurial spirit—it demands resilience, innovation, and a deep understanding of the local market dynamics. Bahaa Abdulhussein, a businessman and the force behind the widely recognized Qi Card, exemplifies these qualities. His journey from a local entrepreneur to a national leader…

In an era where sustainability has evolved from a mere buzzword to a critical global imperative, Julia Salas is a pioneering force in the transformative movement reshaping architecture and interior design. Her career, dedicated to sustainable practices and innovative design methods, is redefining the role of architecture in our society.…

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Astrobiologist Nathalie Cabrol seeks answers to two key questions: Are we alone in the universe? How did life on Earth begin in the first place?

The IRS treats cryptocurrency as property, not currency, under Notice 2014-21. This classification is pivotal because it means every transaction involving cryptocurrency—whether selling, exchanging, or even making purchases—triggers a taxable event.

Cryptocurrencies have been condemned over their environmental record at a time when traditional investments have been rapidly moving towards greener environmental, social and governance (ESG) values. So how long will it be until crypto earns its green credentials?

The exhibition "Tomorrow is Cancelled - Art and Views on Moderation" brings together 23 contemporary artists who confront humanity’s relationship to the environment using different mediums. Rita Alaoui’s video installation explores her Moroccan family heritage and pays tribute to the art of using medicinal plants.

Mete Coban was dubbed ‘high carbon Coban’ due to number of flights in previous job

Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek says extending the lifespan of NSW coal mines was above board, despite the decision being labelled a 'betrayal'.

Decision angers environment groups with Australian Conservation Foundation saying Albanese government ‘continues to disappoint’