RPC
Britishabbreviation
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While there is limited regulation of music festivals' greenhouse gas emissions, most of the progress in the industry is the result of voluntary action from festival organisers, points out Sophie Tuson, environment and climate change practice lead at international law firm RPC.
From BBC
"The Russian Paralympic Committee and its athletes currently do not consider it possible or expedient to stay in Beijing and are planning to leave the Winter Games capital, the city of wonderful people, in the near future," the RPC said, via Reuters.
From Fox News
The RPC also criticized Thomas Bach, the president of the International Olympic Committee, who earlier this week recommended that “international sports federations and sports event organizers not invite or allow the participation of Russian and Belarusian athletes and officials in international competitions.”
From Seattle Times
The RPC said it reserved “the right to apply to the appropriate international and national court” later at its own discretion.
From Seattle Times
“With this in mind and to preserve the integrity of these Games and the safety of all participants, we have decided to refuse the athlete entries from RPC and NPC Belarus,” referring to the two countries’ Paralympic committees.
From Washington Post
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