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The road to COP32: Thinking about Africa’s climate priorities

Nikita Mujumdar

Blog

Digital generated image of sustainable growing bar chart made out of cubes and multiple environments showing transforming process from coal industry to green energy. Photo credit: Andriy Onufriyenko / Moment via Getty Images.
Climate priorities in developing countries
What is limiting renewable energy adoption in Bangladesh’s garment sector?

Atonu Rabbani

Blog

Blue Photovoltaic Solar Panels installed on a building rooftop. Rooftop Solar Plant - stock photo
Urbanisation, structural transformation and climate resilience: Assessing the economic drivers of mangrove depletion in Mozambique

Julien Wolfersberger 30 Sep 2026

Project

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LSE Environment Week finds scope for action at COP30

IGC Press Release

Allan Hsiao with arm outstretched over presentation slide at LSE Environment Week 2025.
Shrimp cultivation as climate adaptation in coastal Bangladesh

Jack Thiemel, Krittika Ray

Blog

Two people walking in the horiszon on the border of a fish and shrimp farm with a narrow walkway separating the pond.
Greening Bangladesh's garment industry: Are we doing enough?

Film

Factory floor of an exporting garment plant in Bangladesh (Photo by Better Work Programme via Flickr) CC BY-NC-ND 2.0
Can multinational buyers help curb river pollution by Bangladesh’s garment industry?

Kazi Iqbal, Moogdho Mahzab, Kazuki Motohashi, Haruka Takayama

Blog

Garment waste collecting by a river in Bangladesh.
LSE Environment Week provides the ‘how’ of climate action

Theo Gott

IGC Press Release

Photo provided by the LSE International Growth Centre (IGC).
Evaluating the environmental impacts of large-scale afforestation in Pakistan

Veronica Salazar Restrepo, Amen Jalal

Blog

The picturesque landscape of Khyber Pahtunkhwa in Pakistan with mountains, streams and trees to explore tree cover as part of the Billion Tree Tsunami Afforestation Programme.
Rural economic clusters: Geography, structures, and determinants

Mohammad Rezoanul Hoque, Aklima Khatun 1 Oct 2025

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Combatting air pollution in Dhaka (audio)

Audio

Increasing air purifier adoption could help severe air pollution illustrated by rubbish burning beside the main road in the Dhaka University area in Dhaka, Bangladesh as a rickshaw cycles past with passengers wearing face masks.
Climate change

In focus

Solar panels in the bush. Photo credit: Beyond Coal & Gas Image Library, CC BY-NC 2.0.
Climate priorities in developing countries
Stubble burning in Pakistan: Why it continues and how can it be curtailed

Hina Shaikh

Blog

Environmental relocation and firm outcomes

Michael Gechter, Namrata Kala

Blog

Clouds, fog, and water in South Africa. Photo credit: Hannes Thirion / iStock / Getty Images Plus via Getty Images.
LSE Environment Week

Latest: LSE Environment Week 2026

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Woman fishing in Satkhira

A woman catches fish in the river in Satkhira, Bangladesh. Photo by Mushfiqul Alam/Nur Photos via Getty Images
Climate priorities in developing countries
Projecting emissions: Assessing strategies to protect the planet and the poor

Anum Anis

Blog

Clouds, fog, and water in South Africa. Photo credit: Hannes Thirion / iStock / Getty Images Plus via Getty Images.
Making the Green Revolution greener: Agricultural adaptation and climate change

Nick Wilkinson

Blog

Pollution, climate change, and growth in India

Manish Kumar Prasad

Blog

Rashtrapati Bhawan or President's House is on the Raisina Hill of New Delhi. You can see Rashtrapati Bhawan from India Gate. Photo Credits: Ashir Kumar iStock / Getty Images Plus via Getty Images.
Environmental personhood in India: A greener democratic approach

Rishabh Mahendra

Blog

Photo credit: Dennis Jarvis, CC BY-SA 2.0.