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- Zielona transformacja to proces globalny, ale istotne, pozytywne zmiany dokonują się w wymiarze lokalnym. Miasta podejmują wiele działań związanych z łagodzeniem zmian klimatu.  Wyzwaniami dla polskich miast są między innymi zanieczyszczenia powietrza i walka ze smogiem, rozwój elektromobilności i to, jak zazieleniać betonowe powierzchnie - mówi Wojciech Hann, prezes BOŚ Banku, który będzie jednym z uczestników Europejskiego Kongresu Gospodarczego (EEC), którego 13. edycja odbędzie się w dniach 20-22 września w Katowicach.

The Supreme Court has once again come to the rescue of the Aravalli Hills by ordering the Haryana Government to evict encroachers from around 10,000 illegal structures at Lakkarpur-Khori village in

Lots of jobs, few hires: Labor shortage puts Tampa Bay restaurants in a pinch Worker advocates say it’s the start of an overdue reckoning for industries that rely on low-wage jobs.     A marquee at the McDonald's at 1905 N Dale Mabry Highway in Tampa indicates a starting salary of $13 an hour for new hires on May 12. The restaurant had previously offered applicants $50 just for coming in for an interview, a sign of the current high demand for food service workers. [ IVY CEBALLO | Times ] At the Oxford Exchange in Tampa, business isn’t just back. It’s booming. Sales are ...

St. Petersburg’s State Theatre is back as Floridian Social Club The club has undergone a major renovation and is hosting concerts again.     Kevin Chadwick, owner of the newly renovated Floridian Social Club in St. Petersburg, formerly the State Theatre, poses for a portrait at the main staircase inside the venue. The wallpaper, lighting fixtures and interior designs are all new, but harken back to the art deco style of the 1920s. [ IVY CEBALLO | Times ] Updated Mar. 9 A major art deco overhaul has transformed the old State Theatre into the Floridian Social Club, and the historic...

4882 Photo for representation only. - File photo While the clearance given by the three-judge Green Bench of the Supreme Court to a surfeit of development schemes — including hydro and hybrid power projects — in Himachal Pradesh may be a welcome sign of judicial alacrity, the state will have to assess the limits to which it can stretch itself in the quest for development, especially in the aftermath of the Chamoli mishap. Only recently, residents of Lahaul-Spiti had protested against the setting up of hydropower projects in the area, apprehending adverse consequences after the Uttarakhan...