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'Walk that line': Climate protesters weigh how fiercely to air their gripes about Biden - Vimarsana News

'Walk that line': Climate protesters weigh how fiercely to air their gripes about Biden

The president who signed the biggest climate law in U.S. history has also angered environmentalists by approving fossil fuel projects. Now, the head of one group says, "I’m worried about getting climate activists back."

Source: yahoo.com
Businesses launch 'Renovation Revolution' campaign to spur decarbonisation of EU buildings - Vimarsana News

Businesses launch 'Renovation Revolution' campaign to spur decarbonisation of EU buildings

A coalition of businesses has launched a new initiative to spur renovation rates across Europe, in a bid to help the bloc meet its net-zero targets.

Source: edie.net
Race to Green Steel: New campaign urges carmakers to switch to low carbon steel - Vimarsana News

Race to Green Steel: New campaign urges carmakers to switch to low carbon steel

Coalition of non-profits launch campaign aimed at encouraging automakers to source green steel for their vehicles

DATEM joins as 1st Phl construction company in the global Net Zero movement - Vimarsana News

DATEM joins as 1st Phl construction company in the global Net Zero movement

DATEM solidifies its sustainable construction advocacy as it joins as the first Filipino construction company in the global movement to attain net zero greenhou

'Arbitrary' or a major retreat? Green economy leaders react to Labour U-turn on £28bn pledge - Vimarsana News

'Arbitrary' or a major retreat? Green economy leaders react to Labour U-turn on £28bn pledge

Green economy leaders have weighed in on the Labour Party's decision to water down its £28bn-a-year sustainable public finance commitment, with some slamming the decision and others arguing it is prudent for the private sector to do the heavy lifting. Members can read our reaction round-up here.

Source: edie.net