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Post Courier Renewable energy workshop held - Vimarsana News

Post Courier Renewable energy workshop held

Renewable energy workshop held

University student clubs can play crucial role in raising climate awareness: speakers - Vimarsana News

University student clubs can play crucial role in raising climate awareness: speakers

University student clubs can play crucial role in raising climate awareness: speakers

Dr Saleemul Huq awarded honorary degree by Northumbria University UK - Vimarsana News

Dr Saleemul Huq awarded honorary degree by Northumbria University UK

Dr Saleemul Huq awarded honorary degree by Northumbria University UK

Independent candidates up for election to Cornwall Council - Vimarsana News

Independent candidates up for election to Cornwall Council

The Independent candidates running for election on to Cornwall Council this May have set out their priorities. They are not associated with any of the main political parties, but over the past four years have been a group forming a coalition with the Liberal Democrats to lead the council. It is separate from the Independent Alliance Group formed by Dulcie Tudor (Threemilestone and Gloweth), Bob Egerton (Probus, Tregony and Grampound) and Andrew Wallis (Porthleven and Helston West) last August. These are the Independent councillors seeking re-election: Mary May - Penryn - Mary May has pr...

Future-proof climate commitments: is South Africa ambitious enough? - Vimarsana News

Future-proof climate commitments: is South Africa ambitious enough?

Future-proof climate commitments: is South Africa ambitious enough? 15 Apr 2021 SACAN (South Africa Climate Action Network) and Greenpeace Africa brought together a webinar hosted by the Mail & Guardian to examine where we stand as parties of the UNFCCC’s COP submit their revised commitments to reversing anthropogenic climate change. Panellists were: Claire Stockwell, Senior Climate Policy Analyst, Climate Action Tracker (CAT); John Wade-Smith, Head of Climate Change and Energy, British High Commission South Africa; Mkhuthazi Steleki, Director of Department of Fisheries Forestry and Enviro...

Source: mg.co.za