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Sky not the only limit for JAL and ANA’s climate goals

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By Chris Russell Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
In 2020, Japan Airlines set a goal of reducing its net emissions of planet-warming carbon dioxide to zero by 2050. Almost five years later, during which time rival ANA Holdings announced the same target, slow progress in many areas shows just how challenging decarbonization is for the aviation sector.
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8 Ways to Know God's Will for Your Life

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By Chris Russell Verified
| KDYA-AM (Vallejo, CA) Verified
When I was a young man, I seemed to continually wrestle with knowing God’s will for my life. I wanted more than anything to follow His plan. Interestingly, now that I’m “old” (currently 47 years old), I still wrestle with doing His will in my life. I have come to learn that this is not just something that a young person does early in life; it is a lifelong pursuit in order to stay in the exact center of His plan. So, then, how can we know God’s plan for our lives?
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Critics question process behind Japan's next climate goal

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By Tomoko Otake Verified, Chris Russell Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
The debate over the government’s recent draft proposal to reduce the country’s greenhouse gas emissions by 60% by 2035 has spilled over into scrutiny over the decision-making process itself, with businesses, think tanks and civil society groups criticizing not only the proposed target but also the way in which the policy-setting panels are composed and run.
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