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Jack Graham
Verified
Deputy Editor, Thomson Reuters Foundation
London
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News, politics, green living, science, sports, and business.
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By Jack Graham Verified| Scroll.in Verified Governments failed to on Monday for a global UN treaty to curb plastic pollution in Busan, South Korea, after proposals to cap its production were rejected by a handful of oil-producing nations. Producing plastics, from Barbie dolls to water bottles, generates large amounts of planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions, while the accumulation of plastic products in the environment pollutes land and oceans.
By Kim Harrisberg Verified, Jack Graham Verified| AllAfrica@ While tens of thousands attend the U.N. COP29 climate summit in Baku, Azerbaijan, a group of more than 120 grassroots African female activists have snubbed the talks and already attended a "counter-COP" in Senegal. Members of the Women's Climate Assembly (WCA) are seeking reparations for environmental and social damages inflicted by historic mining, and a greater say in the extraction of critical minerals needed for the world's transition to clean energy.
By Nita Bhalla Verified, Jack Graham Verified| Business Day Verified Nairobi/Baku — As the evening rush hour descends upon Nairobi, Kenyan motorcycle taxi driver Kariuki Mwangi skilfully weaves through the congestion on his electric bike, acutely aware that a quiet revolution is humming beneath him. His emissions-free two-wheeler is at the forefront of a movement sweeping across several African cities, where ambitious initiatives are propelling the shift towards cleaner public transport. “This bike is more efficient than the fuel bikes.
Company Info
Thomson Reuters Foundation
The Thomson Reuters Foundation is the charitable arm of Thomson Reuters, established in 1983 and based in London, UK. It operates as an independent charity focused on international development through various initiatives in media, legal support, and business practices. The Foundation is led by CEO Antonio Zappulla and employs 84 staff members. The Foundation addresses global challenges by combining journalism, legal expertise, and data intelligence. It strengthens independent journalism through training and grants, operates the world’s largest pro bono legal service, and provides crisis-related information during disasters via its Emergency Information Service. Additionally, it promotes corporate transparency and equitable economic practices through data-driven initiatives. Key programs include AlertNet, which enhances humanitarian coordination, and the Trust Conference, which focuses on human rights and anti-trafficking efforts. The Foundation collaborates with international organizations, governments, and media outlets to support its mission.
Founded: 1983