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Was to provide funding to developing nations. $100 billion of climate was supposed to be provided for them every year by 2020. we are still yet to know if this will actually happen. as cop26 approaches, there are still a lot of questions that need to be answered. meanwhile, the clock is still ticking. i travelled to the city of cambridge in eastern england, which is hosting its own climate change festival at the moment. one of the key issues on their agenda is climate repair. so effectively using technology to help the earth to look after itself in this fight against global warming. one of the...

Together, because each of those regions of the world are now very committed to action on climate change. for cop26 there is a first opportunity to have the united states, china, the european union and the uk. we mustn't forget, we have been global leaders on action on climate change for a long time, i would say going back to 2003. and so what we need now is to get these four together with india in particular, in the margins, to see that we create a big momentum, because frankly, if you get those four or five countries together, i think the rest of the world will follow. sir david, thank you. t...

More than 80 agriculture groups filed formal objections to the Environmental Protection Agency's revocation decision on the insecticide chlorpyrifos!

More than 80 agriculture groups filed formal objections to the Environmental Protection Agency's revocation decision on the insecticide chlorpyrifos!

The Texas Tribune Teachers who spoke to The Texas Tribune worry that a so-called critical race theory law will chill discussions and lessons about social studies and current events, giving students an incomplete and white-centric view of the world. Educators who spoke to The Texas Tribune overwhelmingly denounced the new social studies law going into effect Sept. 1. These are the provisions they say could cause problems for them — and Texas students. When Texas teachers return to their public or open-enrollment charter school classrooms later this year, a new state law will restrict how t...