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David Stringer

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Managing Editor @Climate & ESG, Asia for @business.

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Te Anau support for ANZAC Day continues to be supported by young New Zealanders

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By Duncan McGregor, David Stringer , Sam Lindsay-
| Otago Daily Times
By Julie Walls-Focus Media Fiordland RSA’s ANZAC Day Commemorations is always well attended year on year for the Fiordland RSA. “The Fiordland RSA Committee would like to thank our community for their support of the Anzac Services this year. It was wonderful to see such great turnouts at the dawn and community services”, said President Jan Lieshout. The 7.00am Dawn Service at Te Anau Club had up to 250 people.
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Iran War Is ‘Supercharging’ the Energy Transition, UNFCCC Says Original

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By David Stringer 
| Bloomberg Environment
The Iran war is accelerating a shift toward renewable energy as governments race to reduce supply-chain vulnerabilities, according to UNFCCC Executive Secretary Simon Stiell. “Those who’ve fought to keep the world hooked on fossil fuels are inadvertently supercharging the global renewables boom,” Stiell said in Paris at a high-level meeting between United Nations climate officials and the International Energy Agency to help prepare for the COP31 summit later this year.
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Iran War Is ‘Supercharging’ the Energy Transition, UNFCCC Says

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By David Stringer 
| Yahoo Finance
(Bloomberg) -- The Iran war is accelerating a shift toward renewable energy as governments race to reduce supply-chain vulnerabilities, according to UNFCCC Executive Secretary Simon Stiell. “Those who’ve fought to keep the world hooked on fossil fuels are inadvertently supercharging the global renewables boom,” Stiell said in Paris at a high-level meeting between United Nations climate officials and the International Energy Agency to help prepare for the COP31 summit later this year.
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