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PEOPLE would be foolish to think that drugs aren’t as prevalent in GAA clubs as in the rest of society, the launch in Waterford of a new collaborative campaign…

Water treatment has seen many changes over its history. Water treatment standards have evolved through time since they were first introduced in ancient Greece when water was filtered and exposed to sunlight to enhance its aesthetic qualities.

No fewer than 500 stakeholders are to meet in Abuja on Tuesday for validation of the draft Nigeria Data Protection Bill.

The following is a news release from the Henrys Fork Wildlife Alliance. ISLAND PARK – A new fence at Lyle Springs in Island Park was recently completed by the U.S. Forest Service. This project, led by Wildlife Biologist Sabrina Derusseau with the Forest Service, was the result of a Resource Advisory Committee grant that the […]

The Green Africa Youth Organization (GAYO) under its Sustainable Enterprise Driven Solution Management initiative has joined forces with 21 civil society and governmental organizations in the country to clean up Sango Beach, one of the densely polluted beaches located at Teshie, a suburb of Accra in the Greater Accra Region.…

The Community Aid for Rural Development (CARD-Ghana), at the weekend, held a capacity-building workshop on female leadership to train and encourage young women and girls to take up leadership roles in society. A total of 32 female students from six SHSs - Wa SHS, Wa Islamic SHS, Jamiat Girls SHS,…

WhatTheyThink Announces Retirement of Kelley Holmes

Due to a recent event reported by members of the public related to emptying substances into an open stormwater drain, the City of Belleville would like to…

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An official said the remediation of the 2,196 hectare shoreline was the largest shoreline clean-up embarked upon in the world.