We believe that Pollution is a big problem in Nigeria and we know that effective waste management is key to curbing the effect of the environmental issue. If this is something you are passionate about, then share your ideas and win big in our ongoing Twitter competition by following all steps below: Share a one-minute […]
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Do you know that trees have so many benefits? it can produce enough oxygen for a human being to use in a life time. They purify the air, make our streets and cities cool as well as prevent water pollution and erosion. They also mark seasons for us. That is why, during winter when the
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Some of the world’s largest palm oil companies have joined forces with non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to launch an initiative to help prevent the extinction of orangutans, a great ape species that has come under extreme pressure due to the aggressive expansion of the palm oil sector in Indonesia and Malaysia. Called the Palm Oil & NGO
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For a dam to contribute successfully to the sustainable development of society, local people must also benefit. And since the livelihoods of people in rural societies depend on land, proper land tenure is key to ensuring dams bring benefits for all. A new animation, produced by the Global Water Initiative (GWI) West Africa, unpicks the
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President Trump’s decision earlier this month to withdraw the United States from the Paris Accord on climate change has only boosted the appetite for driving the sustainability agenda forward, according to the head of Nordea Asset Management. “I think it has given more momentum to it because I think his voters and our clients will
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The program’s objective is to engage stakeholders in the private sector, in practising sustainability and transparency in their businesses (particularly businesses in the hydrocarbon industry) and environment. The event was focused on transparency in the oil and gas sector with the aim to mobilise collective action of stakeholders in both the public and private spheres
Tuesday, June 20, 2017, appears to symbolize a special day in the history of global climate action as it marks the day when the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) opened for signing by Governments at the UN in New York. This followed its adoption a few weeks before in 1992 by world
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Dell has begun shipping its XPS 13 in materials made in part from plastic pollution from the ocean. The company spent about 18 months doing a detailed assessment and validation, followed by a pilot, based on using ocean plastic in a way that is cost-effective and commercially scalable. The notebook is nestled inside a gift
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Mr. Boubacar Bamba, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) Assistant Representative for Operations in Nigeria, on Tuesday said that about 14 million people currently needed humanitarian assistance.Bamba made the announcement in Lagos at an event jointly organized by UNHCR, the National Commission for Refugees, Migrants and Internally Displaced Persons and other organizations to
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Let me try and put myself in their shoes …… They say … Should I stay or should I go We love each other It was just that one time they raised their voice.. we got over it They said, they would never do it again (it happens again) The inner turmoil ensues. They go
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