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[Climate Change] HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE EFFECTS TO HEALTH IN NIGERIA...

Victor eke mba | 11-09-2017 19:27 Comments 2 recommendations 0

Climate change effects on human health is a global experience but this year climate change affect me and my family so severely that my family of five members all got ill of fever and malaria which have been by the increase breedin... Read More >

[Land] Nepal on it's way to a green country

Prayash Pathak (Chalise) | 11-09-2017 03:45 Comments 10 recommendations 1

Forest are the most important resources to our ecosystem. The sustainability and conservation of forest determines a huge deal of countries economy. Forest has a direct relation with the farm household, livestock, economy of farme... Read More >

[Water] Harmful Bottled water

Lohita Swaminathan | 11-09-2017 03:45 Comments 5 recommendations 0

Drinking water from plastic bottles is bad for the environment as well as our health. This was the message of the Drop It campaign, launched by Goumbook, which aims to reduce the use of plastic by getting the public and busi... Read More >

[Climate Change] OF RAINMAKERS AND RELIGIOUS RETRIBUTIONS- AN AFRICAN CLIMATE NARRATIVE

Caleb Adebayo | 11-09-2017 02:42 Comments 2 recommendations 0

"The rains that have been falling constantly in Lekki is the work of a rainmaker that hasn't been paid all his fees by one of these big folks living there. That is how they behave" These are Oloruntoba Adegoke's words... Read More >

[Energy] Europe's commitment to combat plastic pollution

Arushi Madan | 11-09-2017 01:25 Comments 8 recommendations 5

Build-up of plastic waste in our oceans is 'one of the most troubling environmental trends'. Eighty per cent of it is coming from the land as everyday products such as plastic bags, straws and bottles as they travel along ... Read More >

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