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Edition No. 93 · GlobalEst. 2026
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Daily News Challenge

Daily News Challenge: Wednesday, October 21

Test your knowledge of the latest global developments with our quick news quiz.

Daily challenge for 2026-10-21

1. Which UN body recently adopted two new methodologies to allow clean cooking projects to earn carbon credits?

2. Approximately how many people globally still rely on open fires or inefficient stoves for cooking?

3. What new safeguard was adopted alongside the clean cooking methodologies to address the risk of emission reductions being undone?

4. Who is the current Chair of the Article 6.4 Supervisory Body that oversaw the clean cooking decision?

5. Under the new UN rules, what must clean cooking projects do to insure against the risk of forest loss?