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Battling climate change: Streamlining carbon offsetting could be Australia's best bet to cut emissions

Offsetting refers to reducing emissions or removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere in one place to make up for emissions in another

World Bank cancels business report after investigation reveals Chinese data alteration

Staff members changed data on China to improve its ranking under pressure from the office of then-World Bank President Jim Yong Kim and from then-Chief Executive Kristalina Georgieva and one of her advisers

COVID-19 vaccine-related spear-phishing attacks have increased after the release of the vaccine

The two predominant types of spear-phishing attacks in these cases were using brand impersonation or employing business email compromise.

Phishing attacks escalated by 26 percent post-release of COVID-19 vaccines: Report

The phishing mails usually carried a link to a phishing website that promised early access to vaccinations in exchange for a payment.

Apple is currently working on foldable prototype, to be launched in September 2022: Report

Apart from acquiring various patents on fold designs, Apple has reportedly also asked Taiwan's supply chain to send samples for testing.

Only multi-pronged plan can stich a "safety net" for the natural world, warns scientists

The UN warned in a landmark report that human activity had "severely degraded" three-quarters of ice-free land on the planet.

Due to climate change, more than 1.2 billion people can be displaced in next three decades, finds report

A total of 141 countries are going to face at least one ecological threat by 2050 and regions of sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia, the Middle East and North Africa are likely to face the largest number.

Imprisoned Resistance: New report on Kashmir situation post-Article 370, questions govt's ‘normalcy’ narrative

An 11-member team visited various parts of Kashmir last month. A report of their visit, Imprisoned Resistance, 5th August and its Aftermath, was released on 31 October.

South Korean agencies can't confirm report claiming that Kim Jong-un's half brother Kim Jong-nam was CIA source

South Korean agencies on Tuesday have said that they can not confirm a report by The Wall Street Journal that the half brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, Kim Jong-nam, was a US intelligence source.

Solar installations plunged 52% in Q2 2018; price fluctuations, uncertainties around trade cases impact growth: Report

According to Mercom India Research's Q2 2018 India Solar Market Update, the installations stood at 3,344 MW during the first quarter.