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Climate Change's Impact on Health: What You Need to Know
2023-12-04
Cop28 President Questions the Need to Stop Using Fossil Fuels
2023-12-04
World Bank and Finance Leaders Boost Climate Project Investment
2023-12-04
US Commits $3 Billion to Help Poor Countries Fight Climate Change
2023-12-04
COP28: Why Energy Efficiency Matters and Why It's Important
2023-12-04
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Urgent Action Needed in 2023: Global Warming at 1.4°C
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President Biden Will Not Attend Climate Change Meeting in Dubai
US President Joe Biden won't be attending the climate change meeting in Dubai, called Cop28, because
Egypt's Climate Champion Proposes Global Funds for Cleaner Industries
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UN Plastic Pollution Talks: Balancing Reuse, Recycling, and Reduction
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UN Plastic Pollution Talks: Limiting Production or Managing Waste?
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Shell Sues Greenpeace for $2.1 Million Over Environmental Protest
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Malaysia Abandons Cross-Border Air Pollution Law
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Supreme Court Orders Farmers to Stop Burning Crop Waste in Smoggy Delhi Region
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Canadian Company Rogers Uses AI Cameras to Detect and Prevent Wildfires
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Portuguese Youth Sue UK and 31 Other Countries Over Climate Action
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Sweden's Major Step: Investing 800 Million SEK to Transform Energy Planning
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Australia Faces Lawsuit Over Climate Risk Disclosure in Bonds: Investors' Awareness at Stake
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UN Expert: Global Warming Could Impact World Food Supply Before 1.5°C
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