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Financial Markets Already Pricing The Fossil Fuel Phaseout
There were many cringe-worthy moments during the recent COP30 conference in Brazil, beginning with the new highway bulldozed through the Amazon rainforest to provide access to the meeting site for thousands of delegates and lobbyists. Really? How tone-deaf can people be? Most observers termed COP30 a failure because the joint … [continued]
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Meaford’s hamlets and villages showcased in anniversary exhibit
The exhibit focuses not on the past 25 years but on the history of the municipality as a whole and of the individual hamlets and villages.
Bruce Peninsula National Park inviting visitors to explore over winter
Bruce Peninsula National Park is offering up the opportunity for a less busy, tranquil experience for anyone interested in visiting over the winter. Parks Canada is reminding the local community that the park, which is extremely popular from mid-June to mid-September with parking reservations regularly selling out, remains open through the winter for those wanting […]
A cultural gem: Fincher’s Books and Gifts
Fincher’s! The name says it all. No one asks where it is or what you can purchase there. To some, it’s a newsstand. To others, a book store or a Goderich swag store. Still others call it a toy store or model shop. Nearly 70 years of what has become one of Goderich’s anchor stores […]
Full Page Open Letter Calls on Amazon, Google, Meta, & Microsoft to Stop Fueling Climate Change with Data Center Demands
INDIANAPOLIS – A full page open letter in the Sunday papers of the Indianapolis Star calls on the country’s largest technology company CEOs — Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, Google’s Sundar Pichai, Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg, and Microsoft’s Satya Nadella — to power their data centers with clean energy, or risk failing to meet their own … [continued]
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