Aberdeen Climate Cafe to Discuss Military Carbon Emissions and Environmental Costs
This is an event announcement for a hybrid "Climate Cafe" hosted by Aberdeen Climate Action and CND Northeast Scotland, focusing on the environmental and carbon costs of military activities. The 101st session features two speakers: Stuart Parkinson discussing the link between rising military spending and carbon emissions, and Kate Whitaker addressing the topic. The event is free and open to in-person or online attendance.
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hear about the environmental cost of building military assets and the to harm done by using them
The global surge in military spending and military carbon emissions
Its not a subject often covered
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theguardian.com·23h agoGeorge Monbiot argues UK's £21.7bn carbon capture programme is a wasteful fossil fuel subsidy
George Monbiot argues that the UK government's £21.7 billion carbon capture and storage (CCS) programme is a wasteful, counterproductive sch
theguardian.com·23h agoGeorge Monbiot argues UK's £21.7bn carbon capture programme is a wasteful fossil fuel subsidy
George Monbiot argues that the UK government's £21.7 billion carbon capture and storage (CCS) programme is a wasteful, counterproductive sch
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