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Tech & Planet

How to Shrink Your Personal AI Carbon Footprint

AI tools are convenient, but they come with an environmental cost. A few small shifts in how you use them can meaningfully reduce your digital footprint.

Raia·July 10, 2025
Ground Truth

Lagos Is Running Out of Time on Waste

The city generates over 10,000 tonnes of solid waste every day. Less than half of it is collected. What happens to the rest tells you everything about the…

Raia·May 10, 2025
Signal & Noise

The Problem With Calling Everything Sustainable

When every product, every company, and every initiative claims to be sustainable, the word stops meaning anything. That is not just a communications problem. It is a policy…

Raia·April 30, 2025
Signal & Noise

When Net Zero Means Nothing

More than 5,000 companies have made net zero commitments. A fraction have credible plans to honour them. Here is how to tell the difference.

Raia·April 22, 2025
Tech & Planet

Solar Is Winning. The Grid Is Not Ready.

Renewable energy generation is breaking records. But the infrastructure that moves electricity from where it is made to where it is needed has not kept pace. That mismatch…

Raia·February 20, 2025
Money & Mission

What ESG Actually Measures, and What It Misses

ESG ratings are now a trillion-dollar industry. But two rating agencies can assess the same company and reach wildly different conclusions. Understanding why matters more than the score…

Raia·February 14, 2025
Voices

Sustainability Cannot Be a Privilege

The conversation about sustainable living often assumes a level of income and choice that most people in the world do not have. That assumption is a problem for…

Raia·January 20, 2025
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