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Are the Olympic Games still relevant?

As the world descends on Paris for the biggest show in sport, the question must be asked if the Olympic Games still hold the same

How schools are failing neurodivergent students

Neurodivergent children — those with autism, ADHD, dyslexia or other difference in brain functioning — face myriad issues at schools ill-equipped to help them.

What’s it like growing up and parenting in a digital world?

There’s a lot of fearmongering around children and their interactions with digital technology, but the truth is more nuanced.

Powering the blue economy with blue finance

Attracting much-needed investment into the blue economy can be spurred by tailor-made initiatives.

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Sprawling Kolkata’s tall order for a sustainable future

Colonial planning was about attracting people to Kolkata, post-colonial planning is more about crisis management.

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Reframing the law to recognise nature’s value

Viewing nature as a commodity has long been the norm but giving it legal rights may force a change of outlook across the world.

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Could we sue Mother Earth for storm damage?

The recognition of natural entities as living persons has generated awareness but its contribution to their legal protection remains uncertain.

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Six charts to explain rights of nature

Maps and charts showing the progress of laws to protect rights of nature show that countries are taking different approaches to saving ecosystems.

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Connection to Country has role in climate adaptation

Building resilience by sharing Indigenous knowledge on climate change strategies can benefit all Australians.

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What we can learn from the Semai people to protect against climate change

In Malaysia, the Indigenous concept of badi is not superstition or taboo, it’s about respecting the land, environment and wildlife to avoid negative impacts.

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The ideal of open data has unexamined flaws

Harnessing the value of open data requires reflection on who benefits most.

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Bait to plate: making fishing supply chains more transparent

Lessons from the ethical clothing movement, forest stewardship and other transparency initiatives could help end illegal fishing.

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Local wisdom guards fisheries in Indonesia’s Maluku Islands

Indonesia is rich in marine resources, but aggressive overfishing could unravel it all. Could the solution lie in the ancient tradition of Sasi Laut?

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A rose by any other name would be as endangered

Without good data and good science, it is not clear how many species we are losing to extinction.

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Are the Olympic Games still relevant?

How schools are failing neurodivergent students

What’s it like growing up and parenting in a digital world?

Powering the blue economy with blue finance

Sprawling Kolkata’s tall order for a sustainable future

Reframing the law to recognise nature’s value

Could we sue Mother Earth for storm damage?

Six charts to explain rights of nature

Connection to Country has role in climate adaptation

What we can learn from the Semai people to protect against climate change

The ideal of open data has unexamined flaws

Bait to plate: making fishing supply chains more transparent

Local wisdom guards fisheries in Indonesia’s Maluku Islands

A rose by any other name would be as endangered

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