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UNESCO Members to Decide on US Rejoining

By Lisa Bryant | VOA News on Jun 27, 2023   Featured, National/World, Politics, World  

UNESCO Members to Decide on US Rejoining

UNESCO member states meet later this week on the Biden administration’s bid to rejoin the Paris-based U.N. scientific and cultural body, a move that will inject hundreds of millions of welcome dollars into its coffers and give the United States a say in shaping programs ranging from climate change to education and artificial intelligence. Few […]

US Plans to Rejoin UNESCO

By VOA News on Jun 13, 2023   Featured, National/World, World  

US Plans to Rejoin UNESCO

The U.N. cultural and scientific agency UNESCO said Monday the United States plans to rejoin the organization in July, nearly five years after leaving. UNESCO said in a statement the move included a “concrete financing plan” that must be approved by member states. Before its withdrawal, the United States was a leading financial supporter of […]

Bauxite Ship Continues to Spill Oil near Solomon Island UNESCO World Heritage Site

By Jim Cobb | Retriever.Environmental on Mar 6, 2019   Acid Society, Featured  

Bauxite Ship Continues to Spill Oil near Solomon Island UNESCO World Heritage Site

  A full month since the cargo ship, Solomon Trader, was blown aground during a cyclone as it was attempting to load Bauxite at Rennell Island in the Solomon Islands, the vessel continues to hemorrhage heavy fuel oil from the huge gash torn into its side from the island’s coral reef. Thus far, approximately 80 tons […]

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