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Scientists and Professionals letter Report on Carcinogens
ClearVue Technologies offering maximum 4-year payback on integrated solar carpark products
Italy-Italy’s renewables expansion faces grid challenges, Aurora says
Slovakia-Sumitomo SHI FW to deliver CFB boiler plant for Mondi SCP’s EcoPower project in Slovakia
Cascading Energy Storage: How Heavy Industry Is Unlocking Battery Second-Life Value
Janta Power Closes $5.5M Seed Round to Power the Future of Clean Energy
EU-Funded Ocean Energy Platform Begins Testing to Prove Storm Resilience
Eurelectric recommending key tools to deliver EU climate goals
Energy Vision’s Leadership Award 2025 goes to EnviTec Biogas AG
Turboden Commissions First Waste Heat to Power ORC Plant at Strathcona’s Orion SAGD Facility
OX2 and Stargate Hydrogen Partner to Accelerate Industrial-Scale Electrolyzer Deployment
UNCTAD 16: La Via Campesina Proposes a Food Sovereignty–Based International Trade Framework
It is time to change the unfair rules of international trade in order to protect the right to food for all. It is time to move toward food sovereignty.
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La Via Campesina Stands in Solidarity with the Peruvian People Amid Political Crisis and Violence
In the midst of an acute political crisis, the Peruvian government, instead of listening to the demands of the people, has responded with militarization, persecution, and death.
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A critical decade for climate
Puerto Rico: Rethinking How We Grow, Share, and Govern Food Systems
State and federal policies have led Puerto Rico to produce only 10–15% of the food it consumes, making it almost entirely dependent on maritime imports from the United States for its supply. This dependence makes Puerto Rico particularly vulnerable to climate change and international crises.
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Banking on rainforest destruction
La Via Campesina denounces alarming authoritarianism, judicial persecution, and militarization of territories in Ecuador
La Via Campesina expresses its deep solidarity with the courageous people of Ecuador, who are facing a serious escalation of repression, criminalization, and systematic human rights violations.
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Statement: Mississippi Fails Its People
Mississippi sides with Drax as Gloster now faces more pollution. The historic denial of Drax's permit is overturned as the state chooses profits over people.
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The city of Gabès has been experiencing a heroic struggle for several days, where its people have risen up, united under a clear slogan: “The people want the dismantling of the units”, driven by a legitimate demand and clear program.
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