Natural mechanism could lower emissions from tropical peatlands- Scientists
Post Views: 1,041 Scientists have long feared that as Earth warms, tropical peatlands — which store up to 10 percent
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UN chief outlines three-year expectations in tackling climate change
Post Views: 988 In a key speech in New York City on Monday 10, September 2018, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio
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UN-backed ocean cleanup to remove 1.8tr plastic debris
Post Views: 1,161 A UN-backed ocean cleanup vessel aiming at cleaning up 1.8 trillion pieces of plastic debris in the
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Minamata Convention COP2: Regional meetings to hold in October
Post Views: 1,180 Photo Caption: Executive Secretary of Minamata Convention, Rosanna Silva-Rapetto (centre) and others at a function. Filed Copy.
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Netherlands, centre to launch Global Commission on Adaptation
Post Views: 1,259 Photo Caption: Former UN Secretary General, Ban Ki-Moon. Filed Copy. The Government of the Netherlands and the
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UN restates support to member states on national development plans, SDGs
Post Views: 1,385 The United Nations will continue to assist member States in their quest to align national development plans
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ITB Nigeria Ltd raises bar in building standards, expands to Senegal, others
Post Views: 1,877 Photo Caption: L-R: Idongesit Inyang, Human Relations Manager; Emmanuel Adeyemi, QA/QC Manager; Ramzi Chidiac, Managing Director; and
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Flood displaces over 200 households in Plateau
Post Views: 978 About 200 households have been displaced by flood in Rikkos community of Jos North Local Government Area
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Reactions trail Bangkok climate talks
Post Views: 1,154 As climate talks end in Bangkok on Sunday September 9, 2018, civil society organisations acknowledge that while
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AfDB marks 2018 Independent Development Evaluation Week
Post Views: 1,144 The African Development Bank’s Independent Development Evaluation (IDEV) officially opened its biennial Development Evaluation Week on Thursday
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