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Why are South Korean babies and children suing their government?

The youngest plaintiff in the climate case against South Korea was a 20-week-old embryo.

Al Jazeera

COP28 Agreement Faces Credibility Test Amidst Fossil Fuel Expansion Concerns

Pedro Pedroso, the outgoing president of the G77 plus China bloc of developing countries, expressed concerns in an interview, warning that the landmark deal achieved at last year's climate talks in Dubai could be at risk.

International Business Times UK

India's emission intensity reduced by 33% between 2005 and 2019: Govt report

India reduced its GDP emission intensity by 33% between 2005-2019, achieving the target 11 years in advance. The energy sector accounted for the max. share of emissions (75.81%), followed by agriculture (13.44%), industrial process & product use (8.41%), and waste (2.34%). India created an additional carbon sink of 1.97 billion…

The Hindu

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Appoint full-time managing director for Nilgiris tea federation Indcoserve, CM urged

NDC urges TN CM to appoint full-time MD for Indcoserve to save small tea-growers in Nilgiris. Small tea-growers have announced a relay fast to draw attention to their plight. Indcoserve, is the only hope for small tea-growers. Debt burden and management issues office buildings have crippled it. DMK govt. had…

The Hindu

Kotagiri History Group launched in the Nilgiris

kotagiri group launched in the nilgiris

The Hindu

The ‘queen of hills’ Udhagamandalam basks in the bicentenary glory

The ‘queen of hills’ Udhagamandalam basks in the bicentenary glory of the first colonial expedition up the hills led by John Sullivan

The Hindu

Only the young can change Thailand

If the past two decades of Thai politics has been about populism and colour-coded conflicts between the yellow-shirted pro-establishment forces against the red shirts aligned with ousted former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, the foreseeable future will likely be about structural reforms and a generational clash between the age-old established centres…

Bangkok Post

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Tahawwur Rana very relaxed after 26/11 Mumbai attacks: U.S. court document

Pakistani-origin terror convict Tahawwur Rana, whose extradition to India has received a green signal, was “very relaxed” in the days after the 26/11 attacks.

The Hindu

Ghana's main opposition party picks Mahama as 2024 presidential candidate

Ghana’s main opposition party, the National Democratic Congress, voted overwhelmingly on Saturday to retain former president, John Mahama, as its leader for the 2024 presidential election.

Reuters

Net zero strategy shows UK will miss 2030 emissions cuts target

Government admits its policies will achieve only 92% of cuts and experts think that is a ‘generous reading’

The Guardian - UK

The West Coast can’t escape the ‘big one’ — but the scale of its destruction is up to us

America’s Pacific coast is crisscrossed with geological fault lines, some which are historically overdue for a major earthquake. Experts tell Io Dodds that last month’s devastation in Turkey and Syria sent a clear message — but one that not everyone wants to hear

The Independent UK

India enhanced ambitions when world seeing less action on climate change: Experts

R. R. Rashmi, distinguished fellow at The Energy and Resources Institute, said the decision by India to update its NDCs is in line with the Prime Minister's Glasgow announcements.

The Hindu

When the environment gets sidelined

Myanmar's human, social and natural capital have been "rapidly diminishing" after the 2021 military coup, explains Win Myo Thu, a respected environmental campaigner who, for over three decades, has been working with local communities for better access to land, forest, water, food and a clean environment.

Bangkok Post

Deaf Awareness Week: Benefits of teaching British Sign Language in school

As part of Deaf Awareness Week 2022 we take a look at inclusion in education for deaf children, and whether British Sign Language should be taught in schools

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Govt seeks overseas trees to meet Paris climate pledge

The Government expects to meet up to two thirds of its Paris target with offshore emissions reductions. Now it has to figure out how to accomplish that.

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