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blog.vfiles.no
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| | | | | Starting Sunday (October 31, 2021), climate negotiators from nearly every country will gather for two weeks in Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom to hammer out a new agreement aimed at cutting emissions to a level scientists hope will limit global warming, also known as United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26). Queen Elizabeth was supposed to open it all, but canceled due to illness. William, Kate and Charles, on the other hand, they arrived. And Barack Obama. As well as the world's richest men, like Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates. | |
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unsolicitedfeedback.blog
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| | | | | Climate change is happening now. Record-setting heatwaves, devastating forest fires, intense tropical storms and extreme flooding are no longer distant predictions, they're daily events. In The Climate Book, Swedish environmental activist Geta Thunberg has gathered the expertise of over 100 climate scientists, oceanographers, engineers, economists, philosophers and Indigenous leaders. Each has written a short chapter,... | |
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checksandbalances.clio.nl
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| | | | | "The world does not belong to us". These were the words King Charles III brought forward in his opening summit at the COP28 (conference of the parties) climate conference, which recently took place... | |
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www.aljazeera.com
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| | | Environmental advocate has arrived in the US by boat ahead of planned meetings at UN headquarters and in Chile. | ||
