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Ghana Selected As 2030 WHO Tobacco Project Country

The Miyawaki method is a path-breaking initiative in the recreation of forests in India, particularly, in the context of climate change and environment conservation. A judicious conservation policy is the need of the hour as conservation initiatives are affecting people’s lives and livelihoods. Thus, this method offers an opportunity to everyone to be associated with

MOROCCO, March 28 - Morocco is regarded as one of the most vulnerable countries to climate change due to successive periods of drought and floods. To address

The market thinks regulation and declining usage will hit the sector hard. But the market’s predicted the death of big tobacco before… and been wrong

Though COVID-19 pandemic has gripped the world, India accounts for over half of the world’s new leprosy patients, according to WHO. Despite India being declared "leprosy-free" in 2005, the country still accounts for over half (almost 60 per cent) of the world's new leprosy patients.

CELEBRITY chef Gordon Ramsay has been urged to apologise after saying on Radio Two yesterday that he loves Cornwall but "cant stand" the…

The Covid-19 pandemic is on the decline in India, with the number of cases falling in all regions. Globally, a consistent decrease in cases was reported in January, but there has been a slight increase in the numbers this month. The number of deaths, however, has continued a decreasing trend all ove

United Nations, March 17 (Prensa Latina) The secretary general of the Federation of Cuban Women (FMC), Teresa Amarelle, denounced today at the United Nations the neoliberal policies that accelerate the destruction of the environment and deepen gender gaps.

The Clean Development Mechanism under the Kyoto Protocol is the world’s first international carbon finance scheme. Companies can acquire tradeable certified emission reduction credits by investing in energy conservation and new energy projects in developing countries. Despite its early success, the scheme collapsed following a ‘carbon panic’ in 2012. This column reviews the

We approached her by email with a question: How can the University contribute to the green movement beyond placing recycling bins in its facilities? And