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Revealed: How Development Banks Underwrote Fast Food’s Global Takeover

DeSmogBlog

A review of press accounts, financial disclosures, and the companies’ websites shows this support aided these firms’ KFC-linked operations in up to 13 countries in Asia, Africa, and Europe. In South Africa, the IFC helped one KFC supplier bolster its operations across the region. The EBRD sold its stake in the company in 2019.

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From Fukushima to SMRs: How Nuclear Power is Evolving Globally

R-Squared Energy

In Japan, nuclear output rose by nearly 50% in 2023 as the country gradually brought reactors back online following the 2011 Fukushima incident. Japan’s nuclear power generation grew steadily until the 2011 Fukushima disaster caused a sharp decline, though it has partially recovered since. Meanwhile, nuclear output in the U.S.

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Integrated Review: Climate action installed as UK's 'number one international priority'

Business Green

The effects will be felt most acutely in sub-Saharan Africa, South and East Asia and the Middle East, with a disproportionate impact on areas that are already fragile and on the people who live in them.". Without it, nature loss could result in a cumulative economic cost of up to $10tr between 2011 and 2050.

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Impossible Foods teams up with OSI to ramp up production in busy week for plant-based meat

AFN Sustainable Protein

Since launching in Singapore in March 2019, sales have more than quadrupled in Asia. Founded in 2011 by Stanford biochemistry professor and former pediatrician Dr. Patrick O. Since its founding in 2011, the industry-leading food-tech startup has raised more than $750 million. restaurants. Healthy Rivalry.

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History of the use of medicinal plants

Low Impact

Malaria was another huge challenge – then still rife in Asia, Africa and Southern Europe. In the last 6 months of 1916 in East Africa, 51,000 British troops were hospitalised due to malaria, and in the 1915-17 in the Balkans, nearly half of the troops were unfit for service for the same reason.

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We will not stabilise the climate without eliminating deforestation

Business Green

These areas are concentrated in the western Amazon basin, central Africa and southeast Asia - all locations prioritised for high-impact REDD+ and the sites of a number of the REDD+ projects Everland represents.

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We want to deliver a green recovery in partnership with business and finance

Business Green

In January this year, I helped launch East Africa's first ‘green bond' on the Nairobi securities exchange, followed by its dual listing on the London Stock Exchange. Because, from preserving ecosystems, to manufacturing electric cars and solar panels, it all needs to be paid for. million passenger vehicles off the road for a year.