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Predicting landslides - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

STANLEY WHARTON THE DRY season is in full swing and following the drought would be periods of excessive rainfall with its deleterious effects on the land in the form of landslides. The North Coast Road to our major beaches and tourist attractions at Maracas, Las Cuevas and beyond continues to be at risk of landslide

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Celebrate spring and invest in our planet

It’s April, and with it comes the arrival of spring — finally! Daffodil bulbs are emerging, bees are searching for pollen, hawks and owls are nesting, and rivers are beginning

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World Environment Day 2021: Restoring ecosystem and recovering from Covid-19, too

The health of the planet and the health of people are like two sides of the same coin. Degradation increases human-wildlife conflicts and has been linked to outbreaks of animal borne diseases such as Covid-19,...

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Travel, Tourism & Hospitality Dubai Sustainable Tourism launches new initiative

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Dubai Sustainable Tourism (DST), part of Dubai’s Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (Dubai Tourism) to further Dubai’s po

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Dubai to strengthen its status as a sustainable tourism destination

Dubai to strengthen its status as a sustainable tourism destination
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The residents and visitors can focus on a series of absorbing activities in Dubai.
Dubai Sustainable Tourism (DST) part of Dubai’s Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (Dubai Tourism) to further strengthen Dubai’s position as one of the world’s leading sustainable tourism destinations, launches ‘Get into the Green Scene’.
The initiative is aimed at Dubai residents and visitors to raise awareness of the city’s sustainable attractions and highlight the ease of incorporating sustainable practices into everyday life.
The launch of the ‘Get into the Green Scene’ initiative includes a sustainability calendar, featuring a series of environmental days throughout the year and ways in which people can engage within the theme of that calendar day. Included are simple, but fun, eco-conscious actions that promote the city’s natural spaces and hidden gems, as well as spotlights advocacy organisations, partner and stakeholders that are working towards a more sustainable planet.

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Product awareness: Sunscreen and palm oil

Product awareness: Sunscreen and palm oil
14th May 2021
Bridging World Earth Day on April 22 and World Ocean’s Day on June 8 the Chronicle aims to run a series of articles that hope to help address the various ways people can ‘Restore Our Earth’, this week it’s everyday product awareness. Chronicle reporter Eyleen Gomez looks into the environmental impact of sunscreen and palm oil.
As bathing season approaches and everyone hits the beach with friends and family most will be wearing sunscreen. While protecting your skin and that of loved ones is most important the product you use can be harmful to the environment.

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Celebrate Earth Day 2021 and Help Protect Our Planet

With a billion people celebrating Earth Day each year, the international day of environmental action focuses on a...

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American Diaries: Cinco de Mayo; April 22 marks the annual celebration of Earth Day; pool noodle fight outside in Lincoln, Nebraska

Suhashini Sarkar
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Published 08.05.21, 12:27 AM
The celebration of the Mexican holiday, Cinco de Mayo, once again took place in the United States of America in the middle of the pandemic. Cinco de Mayo commemorates the Mexican army’s 1862 victory over France, although it is not considered a Mexican federal holiday. In fact, most Americans mistakenly believe it to be Mexico’s Independence Day (which is actually on September 16). Cinco de Mayo is known for both how misunderstood it is and for being marked by free-flowing tequila, beer, margaritas and tacos. It is not uncommon for people to purchase piñatas, Mexican flag paraphernalia, sombreros and costumes bordering on cultural appropriation. If it sounds like another American reason to drink and party, it is.

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Botanic Gardens shares tips on how to grow food at home

Botanic Gardens shares tips on how to grow food at home
Eyleen Gomez
6th May 2021
Bridging World Earth Day on April 22 and World Ocean’s Day on June 8 the Chronicle aims to run a series of articles that hope to help address the various ways people can ‘Restore Our Earth’, this week its growing plants at home. Chronicle reporter Eyleen Gomez spoke to Gibraltar Botanic Gardens Education Officer Shawna Jones about how to grow food at home
Shawna Jones, hails from America and since arriving on the Rock last August she has been helping children learn about plants especially fruits, vegetables and herbs.

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Restoration and Recovery on Earth Day 2021

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WASHINGTON, DC, April 19, 2021 (ENS) – “Earthday.org is honored that the Biden Administration has decided to convene a global climate summit on Earth Day 2021, said Earthday.org President Kathleen Rogers. “Many important environmental events have happened on Earth Day since it began in the United States in 1970, including the recent signing of the Paris Agreement.”
“Earth Day continues to be a momentous and unifying day each and every year,” Rogers reminded the world. “We look forward to being a part of this historic climate summit and making active progress to Restore OurEarth,” which is the Earth Day theme this year.

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