Looking back at our achievements in 2023
12.29.2023
Author: Tibor Schaffhauser

As 2023 is ending, it is time to look back at our achievements of the year. In 2023 we were also working hard to address climate change and other urgent green policy issues in a balanced, honest and non-partisan manner, based on scientifically sound information.


We would like to thank all our partners and followers for their support in achieving this, and we will continue to strive to provide quality materials and policy proposals in 2024 as well!


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