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City Beach student one of the first to embark on study program to tackle climate emergency - Vimarsana News

City Beach student one of the first to embark on study program to tackle climate emergency

Chase Hayes is among three “student champions” to be selected for a new Curtin University program aiming to prepare and qualify students to tackle the environment and climate emergency. 

WA's biggest university announces new 'climate emergency' degree - Vimarsana News

WA's biggest university announces new 'climate emergency' degree

Students at Curtin University will be able to take the new course from June.

SUA Campaign Tactics Divide Candidates and Students - City on a Hill Press - Vimarsana News

SUA Campaign Tactics Divide Candidates and Students - City on a Hill Press

Student Union Assembly (SUA) candidates Bella Bullock, Chase Hayes and Simelia Rogers emailed over 7,000 students on May 11 asking for their vote in campus elections.SUA president Davon Thomas co

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CNN CNN Newsroom Live August 1, 2015 08:47:00

Illegal species trade is driven by mostly asian buyers willing to pay up to $60,000 a kilo. >> we also have the full snout of which you can feel the skin. >> according to schaefer, they have even used ground up rhino horns as a party favor said to cure a hangover. >> it's a status symbol and of their wealth and ability to provide this to their guests. >> of course it doesn't work? >> it doesn't work. >> to stop the killing, they stop people to deal in the animal trade. according to the u.s. government, that includes an antique dealer in south florida named chase hayes. >> do you have anything ...