The Cyprus Energy Agency and the BLUE DEAL partnership are hosting the 3rd BLUE DEAL Transferring Lab, which is being held under the auspices of Larnaca Municipality. The Lab will take place in hybrid mode combining online and on-site presentations and will focus on Blue Energy related opportunities in Cyprus, as well as the wider Mediterranean area.
OBJECTIVE
The main aim of the Lab is to present and discuss the marine renewable potential on the island of Cyprus with a diverse set of.
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20 January 2021 Of the seven warmest years in this curve… you can see that 2019 was the second warmest year
The British High Commission in Cyprus presents its fourth webinar in the #DynamicUK series, this time talking to atmospheric physicist Joanna Haigh on the effects COVID-19 has had on the environment. The webinar reveals how elements of the UK adapted to the pandemic and how they continue to innovate to rise to the challenges they face.
Professor Haigh spoke to Dr. Stylianos Yiatros, Assistant Professor at the Cyprus University of Technology, on how a green recovery should look like post-COVID.
Prof. Haigh discusses the increasing threats for climate change and the challenges posed in meeting the internationally agreed limit of 1.5 degrees of global warming. She also touches on how the pandemic can boost a ‘green’ recovery and might offer a win-win situation for the economy and climate. Prof. Joanna Haigh stated:
Today, he claims he did not cause a rift.
Bartholomew created a new Ukrainian church that absorbed all the rights and property of the self-governing church that operated – and continues to operate – under the auspices of the Moscow Patriarchate since 1990, provoking a Russian reaction.
The move that changed the balance in Orthodoxy was given by the then President of Ukraine, Petro Poroshenko, who methodized the emergence of an autocephalous church on Ukrainian soil, supported by the US.
From then until today, pan-Orthodox unity has been disrupted by numerous reports of a “schism in Orthodoxy” and violent persecution of Christians in Ukraine by members of the schismatic church.