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Climate Change · The Hague

UN Court Says Healthy Environment Is a Human Right, Warns Climate Inaction May Breach International Law

41% Center coverage: 267 sources

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US Politics · United States

US to leave UN cultural agency Unesco again, diplomats say

37% Right coverage: 135 sources

The United States will leave the United Nations’ culture and education agency Unesco as President Donald Trump continues to pull his country out of international institutions he has long criticised, two European diplomats said.See the Story

Climate Change · New York

UN Chief Declares Renewable Energy Cost Tipping Point and Urges 100% Green Power for Data Centers

Coverage: 96 sources

He highlighted solar and wind costs plunging over 40% below fossil fuels before issuing a September deadline for nations to revise their Paris climate plans.See the Story

From legacy to leadership: AMCEN@40 seeks to spark a greener Africa - EnviroNews - latest environment news, climate change, renewable energy

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In a historic gathering marking the 40th anniversary of the African Ministerial Conference on the Environment (AMCEN), African Heads of State, Ministers of Environment, and global partners convened in Nairobi under the auspices of Libya’s presidency to adopt a High-Level Political Declaration (HLPD). This milestone declaration reaffirms Africa’s collective resolve to tackle escalating environmental challenges ranging from climate change and biod…Climate Change · Nairobi See the Story

UN chief welcomes China-EU joint pledge on climate action

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Emphasizing collaboration between 2 economic powers, Antonio Guterres calls on all G20 nations to step up their climate efforts - Anadolu AjansıAntonio Guterres · China See the Story

Equo ‘Advises’ the Danger Involved in the Project for the Construction of a Asbestos Waste Dump in Cantabria

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Asbestos is a natural mineral with high resistance to heat and corrosion, extracted from the soil. It is part of a group of six fibrous minerals composed of silicates of iron, calcium, sodium and magnesium, with a crystalline structure that contains extremely fine fibers. It was widely used in construction for many years due to its low cost and physical properties, as well as its resistance to high temperatures and chemicals. However, its use is…Cantabria · Cantabria Read Article

Mar Menor: ‘Oyster Gardening’ to Improve the Health of the Lagoon

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO) has had the invaluable collaboration of ANSE to organize this innovative initiative, of which the fourth edition has recently been held: a workshop of ‘Oyster gardening’ in the Murcian town of San Pedro del Pinatar. This activity is part of the RemediOS 2 project that aims to involve the citizenry in the necessary conservation of the Minor Sea. And it is carried out through an experimental cultivation …San Pedro Del Pinatar · San Pedro Del Pinatar Read Article

The Pacific Coast of Central America Suffers From Very High Contamination by Plastic Bottles

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Many of the plastic bottles and stoppers that pollute the Pacific coasts of Latin American countries are of local and national origin and are produced mainly by the multinational companies The Coca-Cola Company, Aje Group and PepsiCo. The countries most affected by these pollutants are those of Central America, probably due to the high consumption of drinks in plastic containers, the poor management of waste and the transport by marine currents.…Read Article

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