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Bonaire takes legal action to force climate change action - DutchNews.nl

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Bonaire is being hit hard by rising sea levels, heat waves and the deterioration of its coral reefs. The government did say last November that Bonaire and the two other special local authority areas, Saba and Sint Eustatius, would get their own climate plan this year. But Greenpeace and the locals say urgent action is needed.

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Bonaire takes legal action to force climate change action - DutchNews.nl

Eight people from the former Dutch colony of Bonaire in the Caribbean have joined forces with environmental organisation Greenpeace to...

1 year ago·Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Dutch News broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands 1 year ago on Friday, January 12, 2024.

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