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Extinction or protection: The race to stop the illegal wildlife trade before it's too late - Vimarsana News

Extinction or protection: The race to stop the illegal wildlife trade before it's too late

This episode of the Weekly Tradecast looks at the illegal wildlife trade with David Vivas, an UNCTAD legal officer working on trade and environmental issues.

Source: unctad.org
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Asinga breaks world U20 100m record at the South American Championships | REPORT - Vimarsana News

Asinga breaks world U20 100m record at the South American Championships | REPORT

Surinam’s Issam Asinga leads the top three under the senior South American record with 9.89

Pollution solution: How plastic substitutes can help economies and the planet - Vimarsana News

Pollution solution: How plastic substitutes can help economies and the planet

As the UN prepares to mark World Environment Day, this episode of The Weekly Tradecast talks about replacing plastic with natural materials with David Vivas, an UNCTAD legal officer working on trade and environmental issues.

Source: unctad.org
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Delano City Council votes on proposal to remove approved non-government flags - Vimarsana News

Delano City Council votes on proposal to remove approved non-government flags

The Delano City Council has voted in favor of a motion proposing to remove the Pride flag and the International Firefighter's Day flag from government properties, rescinding a 2021 decision.

Scaling up plastic substitutes is key to tackling pollution - Vimarsana News

Scaling up plastic substitutes is key to tackling pollution

The world traded about 369 million tonnes of plastics in 2021 – enough to fill over 18 million trucks. The queue would wrap around the globe 13 times. Since less than 10% of all plastics produced have been recycled, most of the products in those trucks will end up littering our streets and flooding our seas.

Source: unctad.org