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Seares: Bohol Guv Yap's charge of inciting to sedition doesn't use the usual libel complaint against media. Why the weapon of choice. - Vimarsana News

Seares: Bohol Guv Yap's charge of inciting to sedition doesn't use the usual libel complaint against media. Why the weapon of choice.

Seares: Bohol Guv Yap's charge of inciting to sedition doesn't use the usual libel complaint against media. Why the weapon of choice.

Rich nations won't deliver $100bn international climate finance promise until 2023 - Vimarsana News

Rich nations won't deliver $100bn international climate finance promise until 2023

The COP26 Presidency has outlined plans to finally make good on a commitment from OECD nations to provide $100bn of climate finance to poorer countries annually, but stated that the full amount will not be delivered this year or next.

Source: edie.net
'Adapt or die': Environment Agency slams UK Government's lack of focus on climate resilience - Vimarsana News

'Adapt or die': Environment Agency slams UK Government's lack of focus on climate resilience

The Environment Agency (EA) has issued a stark warning to the UK Government ahead of COP26, urging it to bolster climate adaptation plans or risk lethal floods and a major economic hit.

Source: edie.net
UK's clean energy investment ranking drops amid Covid-19 funding crunch - Vimarsana News

UK's clean energy investment ranking drops amid Covid-19 funding crunch

The UK has fallen one position to fifth in EY's bi-annual ranking of the attractiveness of national renewable energy investment. The drop is largely attributable to a lack of green finance - a challenge EY believes is likely to be overcome in the ...

Source: edie.net
Commitment to halt nature loss not enough, big businesses warn world leaders - Vimarsana News

Commitment to halt nature loss not enough, big businesses warn world leaders

Businesses including Unilever, Natura & Co and H&M Group are urging world leaders to use the UN's Convention on Biological Diversity to commit to reversing nature loss by 2030, lest they risk a "dead planet" in the near future.

Source: edie.net