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Leading International Climate Change Organisation, Climate Clock Newyork, USA has appointed Sustainable Development Goals Advocate Chuks Anyaduba as Country Director for Projects & Partnerships. | Pulse Nigeria

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Global carbon dioxide emissions are expected to increase to almost 2019 levels this year, upending last years unprecedented drop caused by COVID-19 lockdowns. This means that emissions are trending upwards again, when they should be in rapid decli

This has all been a coordinated effort for the REAL AGENDA which is not vaccines or even saving the planet from global warming. The true agenda is in front of

Communities Facing Climate Change Together 2021 Short Story & Essay Contest: Third Place, High School Essay Contest By Armaan Salchak, Thomas S. Wootton High School | June 25, 2021 | 10:35 pm share this I sit on the ninth story balcony of my grandmother’s apartment, swatting at the mosquitoes that refuse to leave. It is a hot and humid evening with a bright red sun setting in the horizon—one of the signature images of Bangladesh. As I sit, I notice the children playing in the village bel...

Can ticking clocks soothe eco-anxiety? The original in New York had the renewable countdown added in April this year and is intended to “put a spotlight” on global leaders in climate talks at COP26. Eco-anxiety is rising with more people than ever concerned about climate change and debates about whether the COVID-19 crisis offers an opportunity for a Professor Kerry Ryan Chance, Associate Professor of Social Anthropology at the University of Bergen, Norway, studies how governments, busine...

Police have launched an appeal to find a missing teenager believed to have travelled to Glasgow.

The Climate Clock runs in sync with its iconic counterpart in New York, as a reminder of the climate emergency.

As Nigeria and the World at large continue to find lasting solutions in declining the adverse effects of global warming and climate change..

New Yorkers React to Derek Chauvin Verdict [Want to get New York Today by email? Weather: There is a chance of showers early in the day and then showers and possibly a thunderstorm after 3 p.m. Tonight will start most cloudy and then clear up. Alternate-side parking: In effect until April 29 (Holy Thursday, Orthodox). Image Credit...Simbarashe Cha for The New York Times In Times Square, people watching their phones shouted, “Guilty!” three times as the verdicts were read. AniYa A, an au...