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Redavia Launches Largest Solar Project To Date At Ghanaian Pharmaceuticals Manufacturing Facility

Redavia Launches Largest Solar Project To Date At Ghanaian Pharmaceuticals Manufacturing Facility
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X-Press Pearl insurer agrees to pay initial compensation claim

X-Press Pearl insurer agrees to pay initial compensation claim
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NT government and Glencore mine accused of misusing millions meant for Indigenous owners

Kerins believes much of the problem goes back to how the trust was set up, with traditional owners shut out of negotiations and the NT government and MRM deciding how the trust would operate. “The mine refused to meet with Aboriginal groups who wanted to organise under their law,” he said. “Instead they parachuted in someone MRM chose and set up a proxy organisation with mine-links that didn’t represent the people.” Garawa elder and Borroloola Aboriginal leader Jack Green said the trust should be handed over to the four Aboriginal groups in the region to decide how it’s used.

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Alkaline Water Electrolysis Market Worth USD 180 03 Million at 6 5% CAGR by 2028 Backed by Increasing Demand for Green Hydrogen, says Fortune Business Insights™

Alkaline Water Electrolysis Market Worth USD 180 03 Million at 6 5% CAGR by 2028 Backed by Increasing Demand for Green Hydrogen, says Fortune Business Insights™
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As industry circles, calls build to expand Ningaloo World Heritage Site

As industry circles, calls build to expand Ningaloo World Heritage Site We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement A campaign for the Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Site boundaries to expand to include Exmouth Gulf could not have come at a more dramatic time. The Gulf, cupped by the North West Cape on which Exmouth town sits, is experiencing a COVID-19-sparked domestic tourism boom. Heavy industry is circling it, the last non-industrialised coastal ecosystem of its region; and across the country, the United Nations heritage committee flagged the possible downgrading of Ningaloo’s east coast opposite, the Great Barrier Reef, due to its declining health in the face of climate change.

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