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Monthly Archives: May, 2017

Financial app reduces carbon footprint of 200 million Chinese consumers

Some 200 million Chinese users of a digital payment giant are now using an app that gamifies carbon footprint tracking – cutting greenhouse gas...

Tiger Woods denies arrest on drug influence

Golf multiple champion, Tiger Woods, has revealed that alcohol was “not involved” in his arrest while driving in Florida, USA, early on Monday, May...

How Nigeria strives to achieve biodiversity conservation targets, by CBD

Government is ensuring the participation of Nigerians in wildlife enforcement, while limiting conservation to specific areas that does not conflict with the interests of...

Dangote to spend $1b on rice cultivation

The Dangote Group has disclosed that it is investing $1 billion in rice cultivation in five states to boost food self-sufficiency. The organisation made the...

87 countries should account for disaster losses by 2020 – UNISDR summit

At least 87 countries should systematically account for disaster losses by 2020, which first and foremost constitute losses resulting from the impacts of climate...

Strong carbon pricing needed to drive climate action, say experts

Meeting the world’s agreed climate goals in the most cost-effective way while fostering growth requires countries to set a strong carbon price, with the...

These tobacco loud mouths and the rest of us

There is a general perception, and rightly so, that tobacco companies are economical when it comes to disclosing facts about the nature of their...

The Eagle Online is back

The Eagle Online, a web-based newspaper published by Premium Eagle Media Limited, took a break to enable it change its host and put in...

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New AFIDEP research rekindles debate on population control, climate action

As the global community prepares for the 29th Session of the Conference of the Parties (COP29) to the UN...
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Humanitarian crises: Why Nigeria needs collective response – UN Rep, Fall

Mohamed Malick Fall is the United Nations Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator in Nigeria. In this exclusive interview, he speaks...

Ogun to have battery recycling company soon, says British High Commissioner

The British High Commissioner in Nigeria, Mr Richard Montgomery, has said a British battery recycling company is to be...

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New AFIDEP research rekindles debate on population control, climate action

As the global community prepares for the 29th Session...

Humanitarian crises: Why Nigeria needs collective response – UN Rep, Fall

Mohamed Malick Fall is the United Nations Resident and...
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