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Es ley la Educación Ambiental Integral

Es ley la Educación Ambiental Integral
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How has the coronavirus pandemic affected the climate? Curious Texas investigates

How has the coronavirus pandemic affected the climate? Curious Texas investigates According to the International Energy Agency, global CO2 emissions fell by 5.8% in 2020. The Dallas City Council approved a 90 action-item environment and climate plan in May 2020. The pandemic made achieving some of the items more difficult, but all of the items remain, a coordinator of the plan says.(Smiley N. Pool / Staff Photographer) When the coronavirus pandemic took hold, it affected nearly every industry as countries around the world closed their borders to prevent the spread of the virus. Businesses shuttered, domestic and international travel came to a halt, and commuters became infrequent as most people began to work or learn from home. These sudden stops caused a decrease in economic activity and fossil fuel consumption.

Biden s State Department needs an office to help local governments

© Getty Images The leaders of America’s cities at times felt all alone in the world in the past year. The challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic often fell from the top levels of government and landed on mayors’ desks. Without much guidance from federal leaders, mayors did not have the luxury of playing politics. We had too many problems to solve, too many lives at stake, too many livelihoods that were endangered and upended. Cities have demonstrated their ability to act decisively in the face of a global crisis. As mayors, we had to make tough choices to get through unprecedented times. We canceled large, popular events, restricted our businesses that generate tax revenue for critical city services, and told residents to stay at home. We became public health aficionados, test and vaccine distributors, and disaster coordinators.

Advocates Say Current City Council Turned Tides on Local Environmental Work

Back in the ’90s, if you had asked Rita Beving if Dallas would ever pass a climate plan, she would have laughed and said “good luck.” But the City Council passed Dallas first Comprehensive Environmental and Climate Action Plan last year. The plan lays out 97 actions the city can take to help reach eight climate-related goals, including making buildings more efficient and ensuring communities breathe clean air. The city s Office of Environmental Quality is largely in charge of the plan s implementation. If everything goes according to that plan, Dallas will be carbon neutral by 2050, meeting a goal set out by the Paris Climate Accord.

Texas Lawmakers Want to Take Away Local Control on Environmental Issues

Texas Lawmakers Want to Take Away Local Control on Environmental Issues
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