US Companies Remove Climate Change References Amid Policy Shifts

US Companies Remove Climate Change References Amid Policy Shifts

A Troubling Trend: Corporations Quietly Back Away from Public Climate Commitments In a troubling trend emerging from corporate America, several multinational companies, including Walmart, Kraft Heinz, Meta, and American Airlines, have recently removed or significantly altered their references to climate change on their websites and marketing materials. This shift—referred to as “greenhushing”—occurs against a backdrop…

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Ukraine Shuts Russian Gas Valve: A European Energy Gamble or Strategic Masterstroke?

The End of an Era: Ukraine Cuts Off Russian Gas Transit Ukraine has fulfilled its long-stated intention to sever the transit of Russian gas to Europe, ending an arrangement that had endured decades of geopolitical upheaval. The Ukrainian energy ministry hailed the move as a “historic event,” citing national security interests. While the European Union…

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Advancements in Solar-Powered Hydrogen Generation: A Sustainable Energy Milestone

Breakthroughs in Solar-Powered Hydrogen Production: A Step Toward Sustainable Energy Advancing Solar-Powered Hydrogen Technologies for Clean Energy Recent developments in solar-powered hydrogen production have marked significant progress toward sustainable energy solutions. Researchers have achieved notable milestones in enhancing the efficiency and scalability of hydrogen generation using solar energy. Key Innovations in Solar Hydrogen Production Innovative…

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President Tinubu Approves New Leadership for NCCC

In line with his commitment to advancing Nigeria’s green industrial vision and boosting investor confidence, President Bola Tinubu has approved the appointment of Dr. Nkiruka Maduekwe as the interim Director-General/Chief Executive Officer of the National Council on Climate Change (NCCC), pending confirmation by the NCCC Supervisory Council. This announcement was made by Chief Ajuri Ngelale,…

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Cameroon’s Dam Release Poses Flood Threat to Nine Nigerian States — NEMA

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) in Nigeria has issued a crucial warning, urging residents in nine states to prepare for potential flooding as Cameroon prepares to release water from its Lagdo Dam. The states in question are Adamawa, Taraba, Benue, Nasarawa, Kogi, Anambra, Edo, Delta, and Bayelsa. The Director-General of NEMA, Mustapha Ahmed, delivered…

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Tinubu Establishes Committee to Reform Livestock Industry, Address Herder-Farmer Clashes

President Bola Tinubu has approved the establishment of a Presidential Committee dedicated to the reform of the livestock industry and finding long-term solutions to the recurring clashes between herders and farmers in Nigeria. This announcement came following the submission of a report from the National Conference on Livestock Reforms and Mitigation of Associated Conflicts in…

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Group Calls on Rivers State to Protect Environment Amidst Flooding Concerns

An international organization, Natural Justice, has made a compelling plea to the Rivers State government, urging them to prioritize environmental protection to mitigate the potential consequences of devastating floods in the region. Members of this group, in a sizable gathering, organized a march from Isaac Boro Park in Mile One to the Government House in…

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