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The world saw a significant rise in global energy sector employment in 2022, fueled by increased investment in clean energy technologies. The second edition of the World Energy Employment report indicates that the number of jobs in the global energy sector reacheThe world saw a significant rise in global energy sector employment in 2022, fueled by increased investment in clean energy technologies. The second edition of the World Energy Employment report indicates that the number of jobs in the global energy sector reached 67 million people in 2022, marking a substantial increase of 3.5 million from pre-pandemic levels.d 67 million people in 2022, marking a substantial increase of 3.5 million from pre-pandemic levels.

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Over 50 world leaders and 1,500 delegates will meet in Nice from 9-13 June 2025 for the third UN Ocean Conference (UNOC 3). The goal: stop the silent collapse of the ocean ecosystem. The conference will unite governments, scientists, businesses, and civil society under one urgent mission.

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India has earned the dubious distinction of being the largest consumer of groundwater worldwide, surpassing both the United States and China combined, according to a dire warning from the United Nations University's Institute for Environment and Human Security (UNU-EHS).

climate

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