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Oil has been a source of great wealth and pride in Russia (Credit: Getty Images)
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Will Russia ever leave oil behind?

By Angelina Davydova

Morocco is home to the world's largest concentrated solar array (Credit: Getty Images)
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How Morocco went big on solar energy
By Aida Alami
A large proportion of the developing world lack access to clean cooking methods (Credit: Getty Images)
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Why wood stoves have had their day
By Justice Nwafor
Workers in the coal-dependent eastern Indian state of Jharkhand are among those who would need to retrain if the areas coal mines closed down (Credit: Getty Images)
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India's plan for life after coal
By Akshay Deshmane
How SUVs came to rule the world -and why that's a climate problem
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Brazil is home to much of the Amazon Rainforest, which has been illegally encroached upon for decades (Credit: Getty Images)
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How Brazil can end deforestation
By Ana Ionova
China has said it will end its involvement in overseas coal funding – what does that mean for the rest of the world? (Credit: Getty Images)
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How China shapes the world's coal
By Catherine Early
The conversion of vast tranches of primary forest to oil palm plantations harms nature, and it also contributes significantly to climate change (Credit: Reuters)
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Why palm oil is a climate problem
By Nithin Coca
The Netherlands is closing its largest gas field, and seeking new methods to heat homes instead (Credit: Getty Images)
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How the Dutch are ditching natural gas
By Laura Cole
The transport sector makes up the largest share of the US's carbon emissions, with cars the primary source of CO2 (Credit: Getty Images)
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America's greatest source of emissions
By Ula Chrobak