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    The Netherlands announces $31 billion in drive to meet 2030 climate goals

    by Segun Ogunlade April 27, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade April 27, 2023

    To meet its climate goals for 2030, the Dutch government on Wednesday said it would spend 28 billion…

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    Indonesians told to stay alert after magnitude 7.3 earthquake

    by Segun Ogunlade April 26, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade April 26, 2023

    Indonesian authorities on Tuesday warned residents returning to their homes in western Sumatra that was rattled by a…

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    France’s first major forest fire devours 1,000 hectares

    by Segun Ogunlade April 18, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade April 18, 2023

    As parts of southern Europe remain gripped by a drought that is raising fears of a repeat of…

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    Anglo American Los Bronces mine expansion gets go-ahead in Chile

    by Segun Ogunlade April 18, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade April 18, 2023

    A committee of government ministers has approved an environmental permit for a $3 billion extension of Anglo American’s…

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    Decline in New Zealand’s greenhouse emissions shows ‘government actions are working,’ Climate Change Minister say

    by Segun Ogunlade April 14, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade April 14, 2023

    New Zealand’s Climate Change Minister James Shaw said on Thursday that the country’s greenhouse gas emissions fell for…

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    Campaigners ask EU to tax fishing industry, fund decarbonisation

    by Arinze Chijioke April 13, 2023
    by Arinze Chijioke April 13, 2023

    After the EU lavished up to €15.7bn in fossil fuel subsidies on its fishing industry over the last…

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    Japan’s three megabanks to face votes on climate change

    by Segun Ogunlade April 10, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade April 10, 2023

    Japan’s top three banks are now been pressured to cut financing linked to fossil fuels by a coalition…

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    Critics say UK insulation scheme would take 300 years to meet government targets

    by admineconai April 10, 2023
    by admineconai April 10, 2023

    Latest industry calculations have shown that the government’s home insulation scheme would take 190 years to upgrade the…

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    Study: Forever chemicals affects fertility in women

    by Segun Ogunlade April 7, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade April 7, 2023

    The first known study on the effect of PFAS on female fertility has shown that women with higher…

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    Investors to press TotalEnergies over climate goals

    by Segun Ogunlade April 7, 2023
    by Segun Ogunlade April 7, 2023

    Climate activist group Follow This has been joined by a group of investors with $1.1 trillion in assets…

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