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After six years of strenuous negotiations, pending items that prevented the full implementation of the Paris Agreement on carbon markets and transparency have finally been approved. By May Zhao Deliberations under the current session of the COP, CMP and CMA came to an end last Saturday in Glasgow, one day after their scheduled conclusion. The […]

Racial discrimination is regardless of age, occupation, gender and region, unexceptional of racial  cases often occurs in people’s daily life. How could we protect our self? The International Forum on Anti-Racial Discrimination was held online recently in theme of sharing and discussing these issues It was organized by four organizations across the U.S. and the […]

The government, ignoring the science, talks of freedom. But true liberty comes from cutting infections so people feel safe. Stephen Reicher, a member of the Sage subcommittee advising on behavioural science wrote on The Guardian today  Calls for the government to introduce extra measures to contain Covid have grown louder. At the last count these […]

After months of havering, the government is poised to make two big announcements in the coming weeks. Both break manifesto pledges, both are fraught with political danger. From Guardian News First, perhaps as early as next week, comes the long-awaited plan for social care, expected to be funded by an increase in national insurance contributions. That breaks […]