British Businesses Face Energy Costs Triple That of European Rivals, Data Reveals London – A new report quietly published by the UK’s Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) paints a stark picture of the energy cost burden facing British businesses. The data, released without fanfare, reveals that large industrial energy consumers in Britain … Read more
Table of Contents 1 Silent protest 2 The EU ready to increase the commitment of rich countries to 300 billion dollars annually, under conditions 3 **How does the late arrival of the climate finance proposal at COP29 impact the negotiating power of developing countries like Brazil, and what implications does this have for achieving a … Read more
Coming from Kyriakos Mitsotakis at the opening of the Greek pavilion at the COP29 UN Climate Conference in Baku, Azerbaijan, he emphasized that “the first message I would like to give to the world is that Greece has a leading position in the energy transformation and this certainly creates several investment opportunities in the country”. … Read more
In the distant 1896, on November 14, the day of the feast of Saint Philip, a strong storm hit Athens and caused the death of 35 people, in the most destructive flood since the establishment of the new Greek state. The need for flood protection has set new priorities. Drainage works in Lekanopedio had of … Read more
The environmental issue has never concerned Donald Trump, and everything shows that even now that he is once again becoming president at the age of 78, he will not wonder what kind of world he will hand over to his children and grandchildren. His pre-election slogan was “hole baby, hole”, meaning of course the drilling … Read more
◀ Anchor ▶ President-elect Trump is expected to withdraw from the Paris Agreement, an international agreement to prevent global warming, immediately after taking office. The entire planet’s response to the climate crisis has also become unavoidable. This is Correspondent Lim Kyung-ah from New York. ◀ Report ▶ Trump claims the climate crisis is a ‘fiction.’ … Read more
Jakarta – Major changes in the circulation of the ocean have caused the waters of the North Atlantic Ocean to be much saltier in the last 50 years compared to the other great ocean in the world, the Pacific Ocean. Evaporation is more intense in the Atlantic Ocean compared to the Pacific Ocean, especially in … Read more
Published 29/10/2024 – 21:06 GMT+1•Latest Updates 23:57 This article was originally published on Spanish Train services were disrupted, with a particular impact on the Autonomous Community of Valencia. SEVENTEEN A bridge collapsed in Valencia, a train derailed in Malaga, several people are still missing as a result of the storm, which brought heavy downpours, hail … Read more
◀ Anchor ▶ The climate crisis is a growing threat around the world, and the damage is said to be particularly serious in Asia. The MBC Climate and Environment team is delivering a continuous project called. Let’s talk in detail with environmental reporter Minwook Kim, who returned from covering Bangladesh last month. Last Wednesday, we … Read more
Over 27 million lives affected by worst drought in a century, with 21 million children malnourished, says WFP. Millions of people across Southern Africa are going hungry due to a historic drought, risking a full-scale humanitarian catastrophe, the United Nations has warned. Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia, Zambia, and Zimbabwe have all declared a state of national … Read more