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Global gender parity 120 years away, says World Economic Forum (opens the original)
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Global gender parity is 120 years away at the current rate of progress, according to the World Economic Forum (WEF). WEF’s Global Gender Gap Report 2026, published earlier this month, measures economic participation and opportunity, educational attainment, health and survival, and political empowerment across 145 countries. It finds that the global gender gap has closed by 0.4 percentage points in the last year, from 68.8% in 2025 to 69.2% in 2026. Iceland ranks top for the 17th consecutive year
UK government sets sights on AI-enabled clean energy (opens the original)
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The UK government has published a call for evidence on the opportunities and risks of an AI-enabled clean energy system, as it explores the technology’s potential to create efficiencies, lower emissions, reduce household bills, and provide more secure energy. The call for evidence by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero is aimed at industry, academia, system operators, regulators and other energy stakeholders and will inform policy development and the UK AI for Clean Energy Strategy.
Government of Canada releases new climate change report designed to inform policy- and decision-makers as the country develops its adaptation plans (opens the original)
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The Government of Canada has published its second report into the country’s changing climate to inform decisions around planning, resilience-building and emergency preparedness. Canada’s Changing Climate Report 2026 was released on 3 September and is part of the country’s National Adaptation Strategy. An update on the first such report published in 2019, it provides a synthesis and assessment of the latest knowledge and data on how Canada’s climate is changing. Key findings include Canada having
China and the UN hold joint climate transparency workshop for developing countries (opens the original)
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In its latest move to take on the mantle of global leader on climate change, China has hosted a workshop with 24 developing countries to strengthen climate transparency under the Paris Agreement. The workshop, held over four days at the end of July, is the first activity delivered as part of the partnership between China’s Ministry of Ecology and Environment and UN Climate Change signed at COP30 in Brazil last November. The training workshop for Asia, the Pacific and Eastern Europe in Wuhu broug
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