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Conservative party demands revitalisation of flood defences across UK | Nature | News - Vimarsana News

Conservative party demands revitalisation of flood defences across UK | Nature | News

Tory Mps have called for the ramping up of flood defences across Britain to limit the damage caused by extreme rainfall in the future.

COP28 Action Tracker: Latest Updates on Climate Action and Sustainable Development - Vimarsana News

COP28 Action Tracker: Latest Updates on Climate Action and Sustainable Development

Stay up to date with the latest updates on COP28, including headline news, UK preparations, and the global efforts towards climate action and sustainable development. This edition covers news from the UAE organisers, Latin America and Carribean Climate Week, and more.

Source: edie.net
Government slumps to by-election defeats, as Tories accused of misreading public mood on green issues - Vimarsana News

Government slumps to by-election defeats, as Tories accused of misreading public mood on green issues

Historic defeats in Mid Bedfordshire and Tamworth prompt claims Number 10's attempts to drag net zero into the 'culture war' have failed

British Energy Secretary Warns Of UK Dependence On Foreign Regimes - Vimarsana News

British Energy Secretary Warns Of UK Dependence On Foreign Regimes

UK Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho warned on Wednesday that Britain will see North Sea oil and gas production halve by 2030

Delays to climate targets will cost renters and drivers more money, government advisers conclude - Vimarsana News

Delays to climate targets will cost renters and drivers more money, government advisers conclude

Many had questioned Rishi Sunak's claim that delaying some climate targets would save people money. The climate watchdog's analysis finds bills for drivers and renters will end up being higher than under the original deadlines.

Source: sky.com