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Article by Amanda Jasi THE Japanese Government will allow TEPCO to discharge treated wastewater stored at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear site, into the sea, in two years’ time. Industry has welcomed the announcement, while environmentalists and human rights proponents have voiced their opposition. Following the 2011 nuclear accident at the Fukushima site, which saw the meltdown of three reactor units, water is constantly being used to cool the melted cores. This contaminated water is treated to reduce the concentrations of radioactive molecules, and then stored. As of 18 March, 1.25m m 3 of ...

By Chiazo Ogbolu Lagos April 14, 2021 The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) and modular refinery operators, on Wednesday, deliberated on the availability of 0.5 per cent Sulphur Compliant bunker fuel in preparedness for its enforcement in the country. The Executive Director Operations, NIMASA, Mr Ahmed Shehu, disclosed this at the NIMASA two-day meeting with modular refinery operators/fuel oil suppliers on the availability of 0.5 per cent sulphur compliant bunker fuel and national level of preparedness for implementation. The 2020 Sulphur Cap initiative was meant to...

Views: Visits 7 The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) and modular refinery operators, on Wednesday, deliberated on the availability of 0.5 per cent Sulphur Compliant bunker fuel in preparedness for its enforcement in the country. The Executive Director Operations, NIMASA, Mr Ahmed Shehu, disclosed this at the NIMASA two-day meeting with modular refinery operators/fuel oil suppliers on the availability of 0.5 per cent sulphur compliant bunker fuel and national level of preparedness for implementation. The 2020 Sulphur Cap initiative was meant to address the p...

NIMASA and modular refinery operators deliberated on the availability of 0.5 per cent Sulphur Compliant bunker fuel.

09 April 2021 Type Event Proceeding On a recent Integrated Pest Management Webinar, which took place on Wednesday, 7th April 2021, Donall Flanagan, Teagasc Horticulture Development Department was joined by David Davidson, Technical Consultant with Koppert to discuss aphid pest control. David gave an insight into the strategies for aphid control using IPM methods in a range of protected ornamental and horticultural crops. He also introduced the latest developments from Koppert to help in management of aphids and some other pests. These include Aphiscout containing 5 different parasitic...