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UK government facing mounting criticism over aid budget cuts
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UK government facing mounting criticism over aid budget cuts
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Kathriona Devereux: Joe Biden needs to keep full steam ahead to fulfil climate promise
There are nine years left to cut emissions drastically and climate meetings and pledges are only the first steps, so says Kathriona Devereux in her weekly column
President Joe Biden speaks to the virtual Leaders Summit on Climate, from the East Room of the White House, Thursday, April 22, 2021, in Washington. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
Kathriona Devereux
FOR the past few weeks, I’ve been busy organising documentary shoots in New York for an upcoming RTÉ series.
In normal times, we would have flown the Irish director and cameraman to New York to film it, but because of Covid we have to hire local crew and shoot the whole thing remotely via Zoom. Good for our carbon footprints no transatlantic flights but bad for our blood pressure the five hour time difference is a killer and Zoom cannot replace the human connection.
US seeks to lead on climate while finalizing details on plan
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27 Apr 2021
Foreign intelligence service MI6 will spy on other nations to check whether they are abiding by their climate change pledges, one of Britain’s top spy chiefs has said.
The head of the Secret Intelligence Service (SIS), Richard Moore, indicated that the agency’s “green spying” could target large industrial nations, claiming that alleged man-made climate change is “foremost international foreign policy item for this country and for the planet”.
Mr Moore, known as C, told Times Radio according to
The Telegraph on Sunday: “Our job is to shine a light in places where people might not want it shone and so clearly we are going to support what is the foremost international foreign policy agenda item for this country and for the planet, which is around the climate emergency, and of course we have a role in that space.”