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United Natural Foods deploys zero-emission reefer delivery in California - Vimarsana News

United Natural Foods deploys zero-emission reefer delivery in California

PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- United Natural Foods Inc. (UNFI) is taking its next steps toward a zero-emissions future by deploying two battery-electric semi-trucks

Pacific island nations face big climate change hit to GDP - Vimarsana News

Pacific island nations face big climate change hit to GDP

The climate crisis is set to slash the economic growth of Pacific Island nations of Fiji, Tonga and Samoa by 40 per cent, a report by Christian Aid has warned as the rugby playing nations compete at the Rugby World Cup in France.

New report: Pacific islands face -40% GDP growth hit due to climate change - Vimarsana News

New report: Pacific islands face -40% GDP growth hit due to climate change

Rugby playing nations Fiji, Tonga and Samoa face GDP growth hit of -40% due to climate change caused by emissions from the UK, Australia and Rugby World Cup hosts France.UK has the eighth largest cumulative emissions in the world, more than all but three World Cup nations combine...

UN refugee convention works and is as necessary as ever | Refugees - Vimarsana News

UN refugee convention works and is as necessary as ever | Refugees

<strong>Letters:</strong> Leaders of charities and NGOs respond to Suella Braverman’s recent comments attacking the refugee convention in the US

Climate change threatening global food supplies, warns Christian Aid - Vimarsana News

Climate change threatening global food supplies, warns Christian Aid

A Christian aid organisation has warned that the impacts of climate change across the developing world may soon be felt in the grocery baskets of shoppers in European countries, including the UK.