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Will Other Countries Follow Trump's Lead and Abandon Climate Action?

11 November 2024

COP29 BAKU: Shaping a Sustainable Future

11 November 2024

EU Law Passed Requiring EV Fast Chargers to be Installed Along Highways by 2025

25 July 2023

UK's Grant Shapps: Additional Green Energy Subsidies Unnecessary

13 June 2023

We cannot push population growth under the carpet

29 April 2019

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Clear Air Act saved 160,000 in 2010

featured Clear Air Act saved 160,000 in 2010

The report, titled "The Benefits and Costs of the Clean Air Act from 1990 to 2020", was reviewed by the Council on Clean Air Compliance Analysis - an independent panel...

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Why Congress is wrong headed in assault on IPCC

Why Congress is wrong headed in assault on IPCC

Last Monday's decision by the Republican-dominated House of Representatives, to take a funding swipe at the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), is both mistimed and mistaken. Mistimed, because the...

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Dubai waste problem sparks PAYT debate

Dubai waste problem sparks PAYT debate

Dubai's growing garbage problem has started a debate among the country's officials and environmentalists, some of whom are eager to see a pay-as-you-throw (PAYT) scheme implemented. Each person in the...

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Plastics ban develops in India

Plastics ban develops in India

New rules in India have banned the use of plastic sachets for storing and selling food and tobacco products, and both recycled and compostable bags used for carrying foodstuffs have...

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Environmentally Sound in Salford

Environmentally Sound in Salford

Salford in North West England has drawn the praises of Greg Barker, the UK's Minister for Climate Change. Visiting the area [on January 27th 2011], Barker has been impressed by...

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Too Many People? Engineers to the rescue!

Too Many People? Engineers to the rescue!

By 2050, our cities will be so overcrowded that food production will have to double, as will our energy infrastructure; demand for water, meanwhile, is expected to rise by 30%...

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40% of food produced worldwide is wasted

40% of food produced worldwide is wasted

Four out of ten kilos of food produced worldwide is wasted before being consumed, a new report by the Worldwatch Institute recently revealed. In its State of the World 2011:...

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Australia begins review into sustainable forestry

Australia begins review into sustainable forestry

etadshow468 --> The Australian Government has stepped up its efforts to ensure the sustainability of the country's forest plantations. Officials at The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) have...

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