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BBCNEWS The July 3, 2024 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS The July 3, 2024

Two Wind Turbines onshore, which begs plenty of questions many from within the Conservative Party itself aboutjust how committed this Prime Minister is to the uks climate agenda. Today, the pressure finally told. The government caved to a backbench rebellion, announcing that it would relax Planning Permission for new onshore wind farms. Those changes will come into force immediately and will scrap a previous rule that allowed just one objection to a Planning Application for a new onshore development. The new measures will also allow communities to apply to their local council to have Wind Turb...

A green transition for North Africa - Vimarsana News

A green transition for North Africa

Dismantling Green Colonialism is topical and timely, with chapters emphasising  the greenwashing of settler colonialism in Palestine.

Survivors' Stories of Hope and Resilience: Yolanda's Impact 10 Years Later - Vimarsana News

Survivors' Stories of Hope and Resilience: Yolanda's Impact 10 Years Later

Yolanda survivors share stories of hope and resilience after the devastating typhoon | SunStar Philippines

[OPINION] US, biggest bully and blocker of climate action - Vimarsana News

[OPINION] US, biggest bully and blocker of climate action

'The United States is the largest emitter of greenhouse gases. A report on the world’s key emitters found that the US has cumulatively produced more CO2 than any other nation.'

Settling the Climate Debt - Vimarsana News

Settling the Climate Debt

More than 190 countries have pledged under the 2015 Paris Agreement to reduce carbon emissions, including from fossil fuel consumption, by 2030 to avoid the negative effects of rising global temperatures. However, there is a large gap between what countries have committed to do and what needs to be done. That said, countries could further reduce emissions beyond 2030.

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