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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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Wind reps. are full of hot air! (fossilised)

featured Wind reps. are full of hot air! (fossilised)

The greening of our energy suppliers varies from using some renewables to their latest trick of pretending to represent the bodies responsible for them. Beware those lobbyists worldwide and make...

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J’aime la belle Paris, mais sacre bleu!

J’aime la belle Paris, mais sacre bleu!

Notres dames in this case are the mayor of Paris and the Ecology Minister. No real person is displayed here, but the argument seems to have given the ladies concerned...

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South American problems/climate change in Lima today

South American problems/climate change in Lima today

The uniqueness of the fauna of South America is not restricted to the familiar llamas and alpacas and their relatives. Just figure how biodiversity and climate change affect each other,...

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The World Science Day for Peace and Development 10th November

The World Science Day for Peace and Development 10th November

Using education in mathematics, biology, chemistry physics, engineering and information technology, the international community hope to use the web to open up mobile learning. "High level science knowledge" is empowering...

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A future for the Aral Sea is hopefully assured.

A future for the Aral Sea is hopefully assured.

The great jerboa, Allactaga major, is a typical inhabitant of the Aral region, important in the predation of insects and as prey for the little owl and many others; Great...

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Climate: what does the UN want?

Climate: what does the UN want?

If the UN is that single plant struggling to survive, then the Asian rainforest here represents how we have desolated the earth with our emissions and exploitation. Sustaining that plant...

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United Nations Day, October 24th 2014

United Nations Day, October 24th 2014

To some, the climate change involvement of the UN is of prime importance. We are ready to admit that peace-keeping, international development and food and agricultural aid can often be...

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International World Food Day, 2014

International World Food Day, 2014

Farming, fisheries and forests provide our food, mainly from family-owned businesses. This is the international year of family farming, much more personal than the average view people have of their...

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Biodiversity Summit

Biodiversity Summit

Smaller species, and plants are quite neglected, so the theme of biodiversity needs great attention, as big cats and poached pets get the attention every time. This important convention needs...

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