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Prince William Launches Earthshot Prize with Mumbai Awards Ceremony

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Prince William launched the Earthshot Prize, with the awards ceremony scheduled for Mumbai on November 17. The Prize reports that its community of finalists has protected or restored 58 million hectares of land and 85 million hectares of ocean since 2020. The Prize also states that its finalists have avoided or captured more than 18 million tonnes of CO₂e emissions.

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Why it matters

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The Earthshot Prize offers five prizes of £1 million to its 2026 finalists. The initiative supports large-scale environmental protection and restoration efforts, which could influence investment in sustainable technologies and conservation projects globally.

From indiatimes.com

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  • Earthshot PrizeEnvironmental award offering prizes for conservation efforts
  • Prince WilliamFounder of the Earthshot Prize
  • MumbaiLocation of the Earthshot Prize awards ceremony
  • KazakhstanLocation of a conservation initiative being tracked
  • PulaLocation that was nominated for the Earthshot Prize

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  • KazakhstanSpeculative

    The conservation initiative in Kazakhstan might gain funding access and visibility for its projects through the Earthshot Prize.

  • PulaSpeculative

    Pula could receive a competitive boost and potential funding access via the Earthshot Prize nomination.

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