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Global broker Marsh and We2Sure, a specialist in insurance solutions for carbon credit certificates, have launched an insurance facility designed to help organizations in the UK, EU, and US manage the ...

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Despite not being what we'd consider a typical fighting game, Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero is all-in on the DLC train with a Season Pass already available to purchase. We've compiled all of the ...

The case for CCS boils down to waste disposal: we are going to make too much carbon dioxide (CO₂), so we need to start getting rid of it. By burning fossil fuels and producing cement alone ...