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Fitch Ratings warns of escalating energy costs in Colombia, attributed to reliance on imported natural gas amid declining domestic production. The regulatory framework permits cost transfer to consumers, while rising …
Colombia Faces Rising Energy Costs Amid Natural Gas Deficit Read More
Bishop Graham Usher of Norwich emphasized the moral duty of combating climate change and biodiversity loss in a speech to Church of England representatives. He commended efforts towards achieving Net …
Bishop of Norwich Advocates for Action Against Climate Change and Biodiversity Loss Read More
Measure H will raise sales tax in Butte County from 7.25% to 8.25% and in Chico from 8.25% to 9.25% effective April 1. This change influences consumer shopping behavior, especially …
Butte County and Chico Sales Tax Increase Impacts Consumers and Retailers Read More
The ACLU has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for the deportation of over 200 individuals to El Salvador, claiming it violated a federal judge’s order for due process. …
ACLU Challenges Trump Administration Over Deportations to El Salvador Read More
A magnitude 3.9 earthquake struck the Bay Area near Dublin at 7:46 p.m., causing weak to light shaking experienced across the region. Over 11,000 responses were reported with no immediate …
Magnitude 3.9 Earthquake Near Dublin Felt Across the Bay Area Read More
Cuba triumphantly claimed its first gold medal at the Pan American Youth Weightlifting Championships in Havana, courtesy of Emanuel de la Rosa, who lifted a total of 310 kilograms. The …
Cuba Wins First Title at Pan American Youth Weightlifting Championship Read More
Condotte 1880 has launched Condotte 1880 Guinea SL and opened an office in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, to embark on major infrastructure projects. The company aims to foster a long-term partnership …
Condotte 1880 Establishes Operations in Equatorial Guinea with New Company Read More
In Colombia, environmental activists face violence, with 79 killed in 2023, despite government pledges for protection. Waldina Muñoz leads Indigenous women in conservation efforts but suffers threats, revealing the ongoing …
Who Will Protect Colombia’s Environmental Defenders? Read More
Global talks for nature preservation have commenced in Rome following past funding disputes that led to unresolved negotiations. Nations aim to create a funding plan securing $200 billion annually for …
Global Talks on Nature Funding: Bridging the Divide for Biodiversity Preservation Read More
Developing countries urged wealthy nations to honor the $20 billion annual funding pledge for climate change efforts during the climate talks in Rome. The discussions, held amid geopolitical tensions, focus …
Climate Talks in Rome: Wealthy Nations Face Pressure on Funding Commitments Read More