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Lankan environmental economist s recipe to meet X-Press Pearl type calamities - News Features

Lankan environmental economist s recipe to meet X-Press Pearl type calamities - News Features
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The X-Press Pearl Disaster: From Flames to Prevention

By Ruwan Samaraweera Sri Lanka’s ecological disaster related to the MV X-Press Pearl, a container ship carrying hazardous chemicals that caught fire off its coast on 20th May 2021, is back in the news as the country attempts to claim damages. The ecological disaster washed up tons of plastic pellets and other pollutants on the […]

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X-Press Pearl Disaster: From Flames to Prevention

By Ruwan Samaraweera: Sri Lanka’s ecological disaster related to the MV X-Press Pearl, a container ship carrying hazardous chemicals that caught fire off its coast on 20th May 2021, is back in the news as the country attempts to claim damages. The ecological disaster washed up tons of plastic pel

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Why Nigeria is Changing to Cleaner Energy, By Osinbajo - The Statehouse, Abuja

© 2020 - The State House, Abuja Why Nigeria is Changing to Cleaner Energy, By OsinbajoFebruary 11, 2021 in Latest News, Press Releases Nigeria’s plan is to reduce carbon emission by 20% by 2030 as FG commissions another university-based solar plant VP also chairs inaugural meeting of Cabinet Committee to review Draft National Transport Policy With the commissioning of yet another solar hybrid power plant by the Federal Government in one of its universities, Nigeria’s energy transition plan to renewables is on course. And this is in line with the globally endorsed Climate Change agenda and the Buhari administration’s effort to connect more communities to off-grid power and reliable energy sources, according to Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN.

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Nigeria targeting 30% electricity from renewables by 2030 – Osinbajo

Olalekan Adetayo, Abuja Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo on Thursday has said Nigeria plans to have 30 per cent of its electricity supply from renewa.

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