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Dark continent no more: More than 50 NGOs endorse call

Dark continent no more: More than 50 NGOs endorse call
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EXCLUSIVE! When Rajan Shahi told me that he has a character which would suit me perfectly, I instantly gave my nod without questioning anything further: Hrishikesh Pandey on his association with DKP and Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai

EXCLUSIVE! When Rajan Shahi told me that he has a character which would suit me perfectly, I instantly gave my nod without questioning anything further: Hrishikesh Pandey on his association with DKP and Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai
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Morrison mute on targets at Biden climate summit

The transmission technology initially failed when it was Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s turn to speak, which seemed apt as he continued to refuse to put a carbon emissions target for 2030. Called by United States President Joe Biden, the summit was aimed at raising emissions reduction targets in the lead-up to COP26 in Glasgow in November. The US used the summit to announce its decision to raise its emissions reduction target to 50-52% below 2005 levels by 2030. US climate campaigners want for a target well above 50%. Karen Orenstein, Climate and Energy Program Director at Friends of the Earth, US, said Biden’s commitment may seem ambitious, but it is “sharply inadequate and deeply unjust for the billions living in the Global South”.

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African Activists: The Earth Is in Peril If Wealthy Nations Don t Slash Emissions & Pay Climate Debt

This is viewer supported news. Please do your part today.Donate As President Biden convenes a major climate summit, we speak with two leading climate activists from Africa about the “climate debt” rich countries owe the Global South and the major emissions cuts still needed in order to avert the worst effects of the planetary emergency. “Given the scale of the crisis right now, the only thing that is going to get us out of it is not going to be baby steps in the right direction,” says Kumi Naidoo, special adviser for the Green Economy Coalition’s Social Contract Initiative, as well as the former head of Greenpeace International. “It’s going to be big, bold, courageous, structural and systemic change to every aspect of society.” We also speak with Dipti Bhatnagar, international program coordinator for Climate Justice and Energy at Friends of the Earth International, who says that while new pledges by the U.S. to cut emissions are “going in the right direction,” it

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Biden s Climate Commitment Falls Far Short of U S Fair Share - Friends of the Earth

Biden’s Climate Commitment Falls Far Short of U.S. “Fair Share” Biden’s Climate Commitment Falls Far Short of U.S. “Fair Share” April 22, 2021 WASHINGTON- Today, President Biden unveiled a revised Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC), committing the United States to a 50-52% reduction below 2005 levels by 2030. Earlier this month, environmental, environmental justice, and international development groups released the “Fair Shares Nationally Determined Contribution” (“Fair Shares NDC”) for the U.S., laying out the measures the United States should commit to carrying out to do its “fair share” of the global effort to limit global temperature rise to 1.5°C, based on its status as the world’s wealthiest country and largest historical carbon polluter.

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