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The Aghali smart village, with the Talish mountains in the background | Credit: Cecilia Keating
As it gears up to host the next UN climate conference, the South Caucasian nation and major fossil fuel exporter is under pressure to prove it is serious about tackling the environmental challenges it faces
At the foot of a mountain range that separates Azerbaijan and Iran is a model green village designed to showcase the benefits of low-carbon living. Highly insulated homes, businesses, and schools are powered...
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