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Based on 9 verified sources covering Thailand, Finland, Myanmar:

Finland stresses predictable climate policy at meeting of EU environment and climate ministers – Bioeconomy Strategy and emission standards of automotive industry also on agenda The EU Environment Council will meet in Brussels on Tuesday 17 March. [1]

Finland betonar vikten av en förutsägbar klimatpolitik vid mötet för EU:s miljö‑ och klimatministrar – på dagordningen står också bioekonomistrategin och utsläppsgränserna inom bilindustrin EU:s miljöråd sammanträder i Bryssel tisdagen den 17 mars. [2]

Suomi korostaa ennakoitavan ilmastopolitiikan tärkeyttä EU:n ympäristö- ja ilmastoministereiden kokouksessa – käsittelyssä myös biotalousstrategia ja autoteollisuuden päästörajat EU:n ympäristöneuvosto kokoontuu tiistaina 17. [3]

BUSAN, South Korea—A final round of talks on a treaty to end plastic pollution opened on Monday, with the diplomat chairing the difficult negotiations urging nations to “meet an existential challenge.” The meeting opens just hours after a chaotic end... (confirmed by 2 sources) [4]

NAIROBI, March 27 (Xinhua) -- Three Chinese cities -- Hangzhou, Sanya, and Suzhou -- were on Friday recognized by a United Nations (UN) advisory board for taking bold and ambitious steps to reduce waste and advance the circular economy. [5]

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) announced today (17 June 2021) details of its project to plant the “Olympic Forest” in Mali and Senegal, an element of the IOC’s [6]

The Prime Minister stressed the importance of cooperation and promoted the Bio-Circular-Green Economic Model (BCG) in his statement at the Special Session to Commemorate the [7]

AFP A final round of talks on a treaty to end plastic pollution opens on Monday, with the diplomat chairing the difficult negotiations warning nations not to miss a “once-in-a-generation opportunity”. [8]

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