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WA has no hope of achieving net zero emissions targets by 2050 without radical change, secret government report finds - Vimarsana News

WA has no hope of achieving net zero emissions targets by 2050 without radical change, secret government report finds

WA is expected to hit a new record for greenhouse gas emissions this year, and has no chance of reaching net zero by 2050 unless it changes tack, a government-commissioned report reveals.

Source: abc.net.au
Mayor Eric Adams' new climate budgeting process - Vimarsana News

Mayor Eric Adams' new climate budgeting process

Mayor Eric Adams announced climate targets during his executive budget rollout last Wednesday, April 24 as climate change impacts the city.

Gov. Pritzker Announces $16 Million In Funding For Climate Works Pre-Apprenticeship, Barrier Reduction Programs - Vimarsana News

Gov. Pritzker Announces $16 Million In Funding For Climate Works Pre-Apprenticeship, Barrier Reduction Programs

SPRINGFIELD - Governor JB Pritzker and the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) today launched $10 million in funding for the

America's Shadow Self | City Journal - Vimarsana News

America's Shadow Self | City Journal

Ruinous policies have transformed California from a symbol of progress to a cautionary tale for the nation.

Batten down the hatches for more superstorms - Vimarsana News

Batten down the hatches for more superstorms

Ten years ago, Superstorm Sandy forever changed New York. The storm ravaged our city, killing 43 New Yorkers, destroying thousands of homes, and leaving hundreds of thousands without power, with damages estimated at $19 billion in the five boroughs alone. We experienced pain and devastation, but not equally: 55% of storm surge victims were low-income renters, and Black and Brown working-class communities along the coastlines bore the brunt of the hurricane’s most severe damage. Sandy was a major wake-up call: The climate crisis was at our doorstep.