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21 September 2021
Climate crisis: history will judge failure to act, Johnson says at UN
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20 September 2021
Integrating ITMDs into Healthcare Could offer a Solution for the Pandemic Crisis in Canada
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By Sania FarooquiNEW DELHI, India, Sep 20 2021 (IPS) Last year, as the world grappled to survive the Covid-19 Pandemic, Megan Fernandas an accountant living in Toronto, was trying to face her biggest fear, not the COVID-19 virus, but missing her doctor’s appointment after surviving a rigorous fight against stage 2 breast cancer. Meagan had
19 September 2021
Devon teenager to cycle to Glasgow for Cop26 climate summit
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Jessie Stevens, 16, plans to pedal 570 miles to represent young people at UN conference in November Unable to afford the exorbitant train fare and refusing to fly, a 16-year-old environmental campaigner has decided to cycle 570 miles to the Cop26 summit in Glasgow – and has invited the public to join her for the
19 September 2021
Designing an effective small farmers scheme in France
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Publication date: January 2022 Source: Ecological Economics, Volume 191 Author(s): Pauline Lécole, Raphaële Préget, Sophie Thoyer
18 September 2021
Indigenous Peoples in Mexico Defend Their Right to Water
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The Chichipicas spring is one of the San Huitzizilapan indigenous community’s water sources, in the Lerma municipality, in the state of Mexico -adjacent to Mexico City-, where several community systems manage the resource. Credit: Emilio Godoy / IPS By Emilio Godoy LERMA/COYOTEPEC, Mexico, Sep 18 2021 (IPS) In the San Lorenzo Huitzizilapan Otomí indigenous community,
18 September 2021
Keir Starmer will address green new deal plans at conference, say team
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Labour sources say climate crisis and green jobs will be key themes, amid concerns about leader’s commitment to policy Keir Starmer is committed to debating plans for a green new deal at Labour’s conference later this month, his team have insisted, despite the party having rejected a grassroots motion on the issue. Labour sources said
16 September 2021
Certainty pays off: The public’s value of environmental monitoring
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Publication date: January 2022 Source: Ecological Economics, Volume 191 Author(s): Terese E. Venus, Johannes Sauer
15 September 2021
Possible Paths Podcast: Decision-making, ‘Radical’ Uncertainty, Biases & Heuristics, how ‘Greed is Dead’, and more…
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15 September 2021
Even as IUCN Congress Closes, Conservation Debate Hots Up
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Protest against the 30X30 conservation plan at IUCN World Conservation Congress, Marseille, France. Credit: Survival International By Manipadma JenaMARSEILLE, France, Sep 15 2021 (IPS) One of the most hotly debated issues at the recently concluded IUCN Congress in Marseilles was about designating 30 percent of the planet’s land and water surface as protected areas by
15 September 2021
Drought puts 2.1 million Kenyans at risk of starvation
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National disaster declared as crops fail after poor rains and locusts, while ethnic conflicts add to crisis An estimated 2.1 million Kenyans face starvation due to a drought in half the country, which is affecting harvests. The National Drought Management Authority (NDMA) said people living in 23 counties across the arid north, northeastern and coastal