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Bangkok, 28 November 2023 – Government agencies and officials from the Philippines, Thailand, China, India, and Tanzania were announced today as recipients of the 2023 Asia Environmental Enforcement Awards for their standout efforts to combat transboundary environmental crime. The 8th edition of the Asia Environmental Enforcement Awards recognized action in the categories of impact, innovation, gender leadership, collaboration and Asia-Africa collaboration.

/PRNewswire/ -- The "Clinical Research - A Different Approach to Successful Project Delivery Training Course" conference has been added to...

Q1: Dear Mr Abidi, I’m studying Business Administration from Virtual University. Recently I passed 1st semester with 82% numbers. My second semester is in process. In the 3rd semester, I need...

Researchers from the University of Reading critically examined a 1980s model that inaccurately predicted a significant expansion in nuclear power, highlighting the need for more transparent and reliable assumptions in energy policy simulations.

Thursday, November 23, 2023 – Sex toys can cause metabolic disorders like diabetes and even damage the nervous system, scientists have warned. According to the new research, Micro-plastic particles from numerous sources are ingested and absorbed into the bloodstream and can cause metabolic disorders such as diabetes. They can also disrupt immune responses and damage the…

Doctors have found that sex toys made of materials like plastic, rubber, and latex can all result in microplastics in the bloodstream, as the tiny particles enter your body - which can cause serious health problems in the long run, like diabetes

Sex toys are adding to the amount of dangerous plastic particles in our bodies, scientists have revealed. Microplastics can cause diabetes.

A new study found that sex toys made of materials like plastic, rubber and latex can all result in microplastics in the bloodstream, as the tiny particles enter your body - which can contribute to ser...

Open access notables From this weeks government/NGO section, Americans’ Trust in Scientists, Positive Views of Science Continue to Decline:

In a recent report, Harvard University’s Growth Lab reveals a sobering analysis of South Africa’s economic decline.