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Minister takes to the waves to visit wader breeding islands - Vimarsana News

Minister takes to the waves to visit wader breeding islands

Minister Poots, took to the waves recently in Lower Lough Erne to see some of the important work being undertaken by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) to enhance breeding habitats on local islands.

Cumbria County Council plans to upgrade Ulverston footpath - Vimarsana News

Cumbria County Council plans to upgrade Ulverston footpath

CUMBRIA County Council’s decision to upgrade a footpath in Ulverston has received a mixed reaction by readers.

£40k to be spent on improving 'dingy' pathway in Ulverston - Vimarsana News

£40k to be spent on improving 'dingy' pathway in Ulverston

TENS of thousands of pounds is being spent on a dilapidated footpath to encourage more pupils to walk to school.

DWS Group: DWS Completes CEEF Investment in ESSE - Vimarsana News

DWS Group: DWS Completes CEEF Investment in ESSE

DWS Group: DWS Completes CEEF Investment in ESSE DWS's China Clean Energy and Environment Fund's latest investment showcases firm's expertise in identifying opportunities to mitigate climate change Transaction highlights DWS's commitment to developing climate investment opportunities and achieving net zero greenhouse emissions by 2050 in line with global efforts to limit warming by 1.5°C This marks CEEF's third investment after Soutech Technology Development Group in 2020 and CaSO in 2019 DWS today announced the close of its third investment commitment by the Clean Energy and Environment Fun...

NEMA to start charging airlines for emissions - Vimarsana News

NEMA to start charging airlines for emissions

By Benjamin Jumbe The National Environment management Authority is soon coming up with charges for airlines using the country’s airspace.

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