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By Kate Abnett BRUSSELS, April 12 (Reuters) - A majority of residents of European cities support a Europe-wide phaseout of combustion engine car sales from 2030 to reduce planet-warming emissions, a YouGov poll conducted on behalf of environmental campaigners said on Monday. Of 10,050 survey respondents, 63% said they supported the idea that after 2030, only emission-free cars should be sold in Europe. The online opinion poll surveyed people last month in 15 cities including London, Warsaw and Budapest, with an average of 29% opposing the idea of ending petrol and diesel car sales, while 8% s...

21st Austria weekly - S Immo Uniqa Immofinanz 08/04/2021 [pic1]S Immo: The listed real estate investment company Immo AG generated a profit of Euro 56.9 mn for the financial year 2020. Bruno Ettenauer new CEO AG: “Over past and with reported results again demonstrated how robust its business model is. diversified portfolio combined healthy liquidity base team national international experts form solid foundation continued success. existing is source regular income selected acquisitions project developments facilitate growth land bank offers great potential future. We intend to c...

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Staff Report David Burden Warsaw Community Schools selected David Burden as the next principal of Washington STEM Academy, pending school board approval. Tom Ray recently announced his retirement after serving as the principal for Washington STEM Academy for 22 years. Burden earned a Bachelor of Science in elementary education from Indiana Wesleyan University in 2008. He went on to earn a high ability certificate in 2011 and his Master of Science in educational leadership in 2019, according to a news release Friday from WCS. Burden began his teaching caree...

Updated April 9 Countries worldwide hit new records for COVID-19 cases, deaths The World Health Organization says infection rates are climbing in every global region, driven by new virus variants and too many countries coming out of lockdown too soon. By VANESSA GERAAssociated Press Share Cemetery workers wearing protective gear lower the coffin of a person who died from COVID-19 complications into a grave at a cemetery in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on Wednesday. Andre Penner/Associated Press WARSAW, Poland — Hospitals in Turkey and Poland are filling up. Pakistan is restricting domestic travel...