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Environment · NigeriaIn a bid to ensure a safer environment, the governor of Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Biodun Oyebanji has inaugurated the Ekiti Agro Marshals. The security outfit, he said was established to safeguard farmlands, schools, and palaces across the state with a view to creating a conducive environment for farming to thrive, thereby boosting food security in the state. The governor who stated this during the passing out parade of the marshalls in Ado- Eki…See the Story
Ekiti Agro Marshals To Guard Farmlands, Schools, Palaces
Economy · United KingdomThe outgoing chief executive of the UK's climate committee is warning the continued politicisation of net zero will end up hurting the economy, but so will unrealistic policies to achieve it.See the Story
'Net zero isn't woke, it's a serious thing,' says outgoing head of UK climate watchdog
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Environment · FranceA team of multidisciplinary researchers is currently testing the Strasbourg Cathedral's wing with probes and other instruments to assess the conditions of the diseases caused by climate change, and the more intense fluctuations between drought and humidity are making the old lady's secular throat more fragile.See the Story
Environment and heritage. Climate hazards: IA rescues Strasbourg Cathedral
Environment · GermanySugar substitutes in drinks and foods promise a sweet taste without calories. But many can only be badly degraded in wastewater - and thus reach the environment and our drinking water. By Y. Appelhans. [more]]]>See the Story
Sweets land in the environment and drinking water
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Environment · HartfordPeople are rightly alarmed about PFAS, or Perfluoroalkyl and Polyfluoroalkyl chemicals, in the environment. PFAS are known as “forever chemicals” because they do not break down over time in the environment, even when incinerated. They are found in thousands of consumer products and have spread throughout our environment contaminating water, soil, and plants, wildlife, and humans.
Susan Eastwood Most Americans now have PFAS in their body. The…See the Story
CT PFAS bill would protect public health, environment
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Environment · ItalyFrom feminism, to the environment, to a few investments in research. Scientist Antonella Fioravanti is an all-round activist. Working little more than 40 years, she can boast of a major research and study curriculum with numerous publications in the most prestigious journals in the field. She was the first foreign scientist to be awarded the prize of the Belgian Royal Academy of Sciences, where she lives and works, as the most promising young re…See the Story