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Aarti Bansal and Grant Blashki: Six steps to both greener and better primary care December 15, 2020 Most primary care clinicians are well aware that the climate crisis is a health crisis and of the immediate and significant health co-benefits of climate action, such as through reduced air pollution. However, when it comes to taking action, in our experience many clinicians do not make the link with clinical practice. This is perhaps a result of extrapolating from actions to reduce one’s perso...

The interactive training was introduced to help bulk material handlers continue critical training during the pandemic. COVID-19 has introduced a number of hardships on bulk material handlers, including limiting their options for critical training to improve conveyor safety and productivity. With in-person visits curtailed for the foreseeable future, Martin Engineering has developed an extensive array of tools to continue its decades-long tradition of educating those who maintain, manage a...

Johannes Heystek explaining to Kingsley O. Amaning, Christiana Solomon, Manuel D. Filipe about the mining at the Gangra Mine while Shantaram Bhandarkar and other ArcelorMittal Liberia look on Yekepa─ The Resident Coordinator a.i. of the United Nations (UN) in Liberia, Kingsley O. Amaning, commended ArcelorMittal Liberia (AML) for its contributions to Liberia’s economic development and the numerous opportunities created by the company in jobs and the provision of much-needed services in educ...

Published: 11 December 2020 ST. AUGUSTINE, Trinidad and Tobago:--- With the active policy shift from COVID-19-driven responses to post-COVID-19 recovery, the debate now is over what comes next for the Caribbean and the role of partnerships. For the Caribbean region, the United Nations (UN) remains a vital channel of support for the region. It is in this context that The UWI St. Augustine’s Diplomatic Academy of the Caribbean (DAOC) will host a webinar on December 15 titled: ‘The...

Tukituki cycle trail extended in Central Hawkes Bay 10 Dec, 2020 11:51 PM 2 minutes to read CHB Mayor Alex Walker, Deputy Mayor Kelly Annand with local kaumatua Ngavii Pekepo and the Tukituki Trails workforce team celebrating the start of the Tukituki Trails extension. Photo / Supplied CHB Mayor Alex Walker, Deputy Mayor Kelly Annand with local kaumatua Ngavii Pekepo and the Tukituki Trails workforce team celebrating the start of the Tukituki Trails extension. Photo / Supplied Hawkes Bay Today ...

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Minister Cortes Visits Kitchen Studios at GEMA Gallery Published: 09 December 2020 The Minister for Culture, Prof Dr John Cortes visited the multi-media exhibition by Kitchen Studios at GEMA Gallery on Montagu Bastion. The Minister was impressed with the exhibits on show, featuring the work of over 18 artists, and was pleased the group had organised themselves at such short notice for the opportunity. The exhibition which has been organised by Gibraltar Cultural Services on beha...