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Two studies to determine the impact of COVID-19 vaccines in residents of long-term care facilities in BC and Alberta February 10, 2021 05:00 ET | Source: COVID-19 Immunity Task Force COVID-19 Immunity Task Force Montréal, Quebec, CANADA French MONTREAL, Feb. 10, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Residents of long-term care facilities are at increased risk for serious outcomes of COVID-19. As vaccines are now being offered to this priority population, the Go...

Chattanooga, Tennessee: At the outset of 2021, Thrive Regional Partnership welcomed five new trustees to its board that reflect growing county representation and corporate leadership across the tri-state, 16-county greater Chattanooga region. The newly elected Board trustees are Barry Allen, Mike Costa, Nathan Lee, Jennifer McCurdy and Harriette Stokes. “After a year like 2020, we understand more than ever how important it is to strengthen connections among communities across our region,â...

DOMINICA: In ten years all energy will be renewable THIS WEEK saw the Commonwealth of Dominica hold Stakeholder Consultation on National Energy Policy. The (NEP) consultation was held to inform on the role and value of the policy to Dominica; to build an appreciation for the background and process in the development of a draft NEP; to provide an opportunity to obtain feedback and input from stakeholders to assist in finalising the document and; to confirm the process for integrating feedback pr...

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Study Shows No-Meat Diet is not a Blanket Solution to the Climate Crisis Written by AZoCleantechDec 17 2020 People living in industrialized regions such as Europe or the United States are often encouraged to consume less meat and animal-based foods to ensure a healthier diet that is lower in emissions. Livestock being fed improved forages in Tanzania. Image Credit: Georgina Smith/International Center for Tropical Agriculture. However, such suggestions are not versatile solutions in low- or midd...

No-meat Diet Everywhere Will Not Solve Climate Change by Iswarya on  December 17, 2020 at 12:38 PM People in developed countries like the US or Europe are urged to consume less meat as part of adopting a healthier and low emissions diet. But that is not a universal solution as livestock are critical to diets and incomes in low or middle-income countries, according to a new study. The findings of the study are published in the journal Environmental Research Letters. "Conclusi...

Removing all meat from the human diet to protect the environment isn’t a workable solution outside rich countries, a new paper reports. Image credits Ulrike Leone. Calls to remove all meat from our diets to limit CO2 emissions are only realistic in rich, industrialized regions. In low- or middle-income countries, livestock can represent a critical source of income and food, the paper argues, making such changes practically impossible for locals. Let’s meat halfway “Conclusions drawn in wi...

No one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to eating less meat SHARES Scientists have argued that the pressure to eat less meat might actually be counter-productive in some parts of the world, where livestock are essential to the economy and sustainability. People in industrialised regions like the US or Europe are generally urged to eat less meat and animal-source foods as part of a healthier and lower-emissions diet. However, scientists have stated that such recommendations are not universa...

Credit: Georgina Smith / International Center for Tropical Agriculture People in industrialized regions like the United States of America or Europe are generally urged to eat less meat and animal-source foods as part of a healthier and lower-emissions diet. But such recommendations are not universal solutions in low- or middle-income countries, where livestock are critical to incomes and diets, argue scientists in recently published research in Environmental Research Letters. "Conclusions draw...

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