U N climate panel urges rapid cuts to avert worst warming
A UN IPCC report warns humanity must slash carbon pollution by about 60 percent by 2035 to stay under 1.5 C, with rich nations to accelerate net zero by 2040 and end coal use by 2030 2040. Guterres calls for immediate fossil fuel phaseout and global electricity decarbonization by 2035.
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Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Change
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U.N. Science Report
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Malte Meinshausen
University of Melbourne
Australia
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Lee
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IPCC
Steven Rose
Electric Power Research Institute
United States
Russia
Ukraine
Biden
Alaska
Kilimanjaro climb marks a veteran’s endurance feat
Farrenholz, a military veteran, detailing a Kilimanjaro ascent with illness, dehydration, and a back infection faced during the trek. Despite medical hurdles, he reached Uhuru Peak at sunrise, inspired by donors and fallen comrades. He later toured Tanzania with Waterboys Founder Chris Long and Zanzibar before returning home.
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Uhuru Peak
Africa
Kilimanjaro
Wadsworth Main Street gains National Register listing
The downtown program aims for national listing this summer after six years as a Main Street. Officials say the move would elevate preservation and create a celebrated destination using existing assets. About $3.07 million has been invested downtown, signaling growth and a vibrant community for families and employers.
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Miller Reflects On County Leadership And Retirement Plans
Miller, who became county administrator in 2015, praises directors and staff for dedication and teamwork after several retirements. He plans to retire April 1 and may seek part or full time work, aiming to spend time with family and complete personal projects. Reporter Sara Crawford can be reached at (330) 721-4063.
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Associated Press
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Stockholm Environment Institute
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Wadsworth
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Sara Crawford
Scrawford
Medina-Gazette.com
Medina Beer Fest advances with multiple ticket options
The 2023 event offers general admission at 45 dollars with 10 tastings, a glass, a food ticket and a doughnut. Designated driver at 15 dollars includes sodas, glass, food ticket, and a doughnut. Food tickets redeemable at Ohio Valley Pizza and Swine BBQ plus more. Circles on the Square supplies doughnuts. Main Street Medina provides shuttles from Root Candles lot and Medina City Hall garage. Volunteers from 2022 return. contact Angela Mansier to help.
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Medinabeerfest.com
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Foundry Social
MAD Brewing Company
Rainforest Car Wash
Sportsworld
Main Street Medina
Root Candles
W. Liberty St
Medina
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N. Elmwood Ave
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