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Mass protests in Panama to reject new concession for largest copper mine in Central America - Vimarsana News

Mass protests in Panama to reject new concession for largest copper mine in Central America

Lawmakers recently approved an extension benefiting the subsidiary of a Canadian mining company. The government talks about saving jobs, while demonstrators worry about the environmental impact and warn ‘Panama is not for sale’

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The carbon-offset market's broken promises - Vimarsana News

The carbon-offset market's broken promises

BOGOTÁ — The recent Climate Week NYC, which convened corporate leaders, policymakers, scientists, and others to discuss climate solutions and drive progress toward de-carbonisation, underscored how forests have become big business. The fast-growing voluntary carbon market, where companies purchase nature-based offsets to compensate for their emissions, was worth $2 billion in

COP28 preview: the European Investment Bank - Vimarsana News

COP28 preview: the European Investment Bank

The EIB’s head of ESG hopes for a more “switched on” private sector at this year’s COP28 meetings in Dubai, but says much more could be achieved if the COPs on climate change and biodiversity were combined.

Razan Al Mubarak Thinks a Key Climate Solution Is Right in Front of Us—It's Nature - Vimarsana News

Razan Al Mubarak Thinks a Key Climate Solution Is Right in Front of Us—It's Nature

The head of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature says nature-based solutions must be a bigger part of climate strategy.

Is TNFD serving the interests of all companies, or just the largest? - Vimarsana News

Is TNFD serving the interests of all companies, or just the largest?

Many of those reading this will have spent no small amount of time poring over the latest recommendations of