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Paul Day

Toronto
As seen in: Medium, MSN, Business Insider, Daily Mail, MSN South Africa, Reuters, Terra, The Daily Mirror, The Independent (UK), The Times of India and
Editor of Reuters Events Nuclear. Former correspondent for ThomsonReuters in Madrid, Spain.
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ADEPT welcome Andy Burnham’s pledge to empower communities

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By Paul Day
| New Start Magazine Verified
The Association of Directors of Environment, Economy, Planning & Transport (ADEPT) has welcomed Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s commitment to devolving more powers to local communities, saying the approach recognises the importance of place-based decision-making. Speaking after becoming Labour leader on 17th July, and building on the themes of his campaign launch on 29th June, Mr Burnham outlined a 10-year plan aimed at delivering economic growth across every part of the country.
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Diet changes could cut emissions without increasing food costs

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By Paul Day
| Environment Journal Verified
A new study has found that modest reductions in meat and dairy consumption could help Scotland meet its climate goals while improving public health, without increasing the cost of food. The modelling study assessed 33 different ways of meeting the UK Climate Change Committee’s recommendations for sustainable diets .
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Cientistas se surpreendem com o impacto mais severo das mudanças climáticas em espécies de clima temperado

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By Paul Day
| ANDA - Agência de Notícias
Foto: John Wiens De acordo com um estudo global, as mudanças climáticas estão causando o desaparecimento de espécies em partes de seus habitats naturais em uma taxa maior em regiões temperadas do que nos trópicos. O estudo desafia suposições antigas sobre quais ecossistemas são mais vulneráveis ​​ao aumento das temperaturas.
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