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Floating house concept earns students place in global disaster preparedness competition

Envirotec Magazine

It focused on community disaster resilience in recognition of how the Covid-19 pandemic has tested communities across the world on preparedness and resilience. The competition saw 37 team submissions from 16 countries on six different continents, representing 21 business schools.

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Reports: Government mulling review of support for overseas oil and gas projects

Business Green

A BBC Newsnight investigation in January found the agency had financed £6bn of fossil fuel projects around the world since 2010, and separate statistics published by Parliament's Environmental Audit Committee show that between 2013 and 2018, 96 per cent of UKEF's support of global energy projects went to fossil fuel ventures.

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Green trade: UK Export Finance pleges to align its financing with net zero by 2050

Business Green

UKEF has faced intense criticism in recent years for its support of carbon intensive projects , with calls for the agency to align its activity with the UK's climate goals increasing after its decision to invest in a natural gas pipeline in Mozambique last year that is expected to drive a 10 per cent increase in the sub-Saharan country's emissions.

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Climate change may be fueling a global surge in cholera outbreaks

Grist

Climate Connections is a collaboration between Grist and the Associated Press that explores how a changing climate is accelerating the spread of infectious diseases around the world, and how mitigation efforts demand a collective, global response. Read more here. In some places, more precipitation increases cholera risk.

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Climate change is supercharging floods and droughts, new research shows

Grist

Droughts and floods are already intensifying as the world warms, putting solid observational data behind a trend scientists have long predicted and one that’s becoming increasingly visible to ordinary people. So how is climate change making the world both drier and wetter at the same time?

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TotalEnergies Has no Place in African Football 

DeSmogBlog

TotalEnergies is also present in northern Mozambique, where a $20 billion natural gas project has exacerbated the conflict in an already unstable region. If TotalEnergies’ expansion plans go ahead, and the world remains hooked on fossil fuels, Africa’s future looks extremely precarious. One study found that with a 2.7C

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Eco-tourism company Banyan Tree Group plans expansion in 2021

AGreenLiving

The group will be adding new openings in Asia, where it already has extensive experience, along with new destinations such as Qatar in the Middle East, Greece in Europe and Mozambique in Africa. In Q4, October and December, Banyan Tree will debut its new luxury properties in Qatar, Cambodia and Mozambique.

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