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President Biden’s Sweeping Climate Platform Signals New Era of Climate Action While January 27th, was coined “Climate Day” by the Biden-Harris administration, the weight of climate action it promises, cannot be captured in a single day. President Biden’s newly launched climate platform is poised to kickstart a new era of climate action. In a series of executive orders, President Biden called for the prioritization of the climate crisis in national security and foreign policy considerations, took an important step towards ratifying the Kigali Amendment, ordered a pause of new oil and g...

What To Watch: Here’s what Netflix is dropping in February 2021; 4 shows that promise to kick the boredom away As we enter into the next month, we are looking ahead at the new drops and releases on Netflix that promise to keep you entertained throughout the month. Written By Pinkvilla Desk 478613 reads Mumbai Updated: February 2, 2021 07:07 pm What To Watch: Here’s what Netflix is dropping in February 2021; 4 shows that promise to kick the boredom away While January has been longer than ever, we are entering a shorter month, which...

Some portions of the state could see nearly two feet of snow as Maine is rudely reminded on Groundhog Day that winter isn't over yet

What IS going on with the world's weather? Ice blankets the Sahara desert while snow falls in Saudi Arabia where temperature has dropped to -2C The desert town of Ain Sefra in Algeria was blanketed with snow last Wednesday as temperatures hit -3C Photographer Karim Bouchetata captured the unusual sight in stunning images of sheep on the sand dunes  Meanwhile residents of Saudi Arabia's Aseer region flocked to the desert to see the extremely rare snowfall Half a century has passed since temperatures in the southwestern province dipped below freezing

Online retailers are competing with well-established spirit brands on flavour, quality, premium positioning and provenance While January may be a time when consumers think less about alcohol, it’s an opportunity for supermarkets to take stock of a fast-moving own-brand trend in the category, as revealed in The Grocer’s analysis of Amazon. The online giant has invested in creating its own range of spirits. It’s developed ‘exclusives’ which give consumers a compelling reason to choose Amazon when buying booze. It’s a point of difference in a competitive space dominated by price, va...