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Philip Morris International Receives ScienceBased Targets initiative SBTi Validation for its Forest Land and Agriculture FLAG Emissions Reductions Targets - Vimarsana News

Philip Morris International Receives ScienceBased Targets initiative SBTi Validation for its Forest Land and Agriculture FLAG Emissions Reductions Targets

Philip Morris International Inc. PMI NYSE PM announced today that the Science Based Targets initiative SBTi has verified its Forest Land and Agriculture FLAG emissions reductions targets.

Rishi Sunak Receives Backlash Over Delays In Net Zero Plans - Vimarsana News

Rishi Sunak Receives Backlash Over Delays In Net Zero Plans

Rishi Sunak has revealed plans for a policy change that could potentially delay significant government pledges towards achieving net-zero emissions, a move that has sparked strong criticism from both

Sunak Takes a Risk With Net Zero Policies In a Bid To Win Back Voters - Vimarsana News

Sunak Takes a Risk With Net Zero Policies In a Bid To Win Back Voters

The Prime Minister has said he wants to be honest about the "costs and trade-offs" of tackling climate change. In a statement yesterday Rishi Sunak said he was proud that "Britain is leading the

Clean aviation will take more than just biofuels - Vimarsana News

Clean aviation will take more than just biofuels

As prime mover of the Global Biofuel Alliance, India hopes to become a major supplier of sustainable aviation fuel. Whether bio-blends can clean up the sector, though, is unclear

The New Delhi Declaration and Paris Agenda show a way forth - Vimarsana News

The New Delhi Declaration and Paris Agenda show a way forth

The transformative changes welcomed by world leaders should benefit all vulnerable developing countries in all regions