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Skip to main content Danbury is ready to take over a private property next to the airport one way or another FacebookTwitterEmail File photo. Danbury Municipal Airport.Carol Kaliff / Hearst Connecticut Media DANBURY - City attorneys have drawn the line after owners of a residential property next to Danbury Municipal Airport failed to comply with orders to restore wetlands that were filled in a decade ago. The city intends to acquire the 1-acre property on Miry Brook Road “either by negotiation or by eminent domain,” once Danbury’s environmental commission determines the extent of the we...

Special event G20/UNEP – Resilient, Smart and Sustainable Cities: The Power of Nature-based Solutions April 28th, 2021 The event highlighted the multiple benefits of implementing Nature-based Solutions (NbS) in cities, and particularly their contribution to building resilience to climate change while contributing to climate mitigation. A wealth of urban experiments is underway across G20 countries, demonstrating that NbS – adapted to local circumstances – can work in all contexts. To multiply positive experiences, further quantification of the range of benefits, and increasing progress ...

Special event G20/UNEP – Resilient, Smart and Sustainable Cities: The Power of Nature-based Solutions The event highlighted the multiple benefits of implementing Nature-based Solutions (NbS) in cities, and particularly their contribution to building resilience to climate change while contributing to climate mitigation. A wealth of urban experiments is underway across G20 countries, demonstrating that NbS – adapted to local circumstances – can work in all contexts. To multiply positive experiences, further quantification of the range of benefits, and increasing progress monitoring, are n...

Top Story January 20, 2021 ISLAMABAD: A missing Russian-American climber died on a mountain while preparing to scale the world’s 12th-highest peak, having refused to turn back in dangerous winter conditions, a spokesman for the expedition said Tuesday. Alex Goldfarb pushed on alone when his teammate failed to persuade him to give up during an acclimatising mission, ahead of a bid to scale the nearby 8,051-metre Broad Peak in the Karakoram range on the Chinese border. "We are deeply saddened to have lost our climbing partner and friend," said Laszlo Pinter, spokesman for the Broad Peak W...

ISLAMABAD: A missing Russian-American climber died on a mountain while preparing to scale the world’s 12th-highest peak, having refused to turn back in dangerous winter conditions, a spokesman...