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Cambridge varsity commits to divest from fossil fuel industry

After a five-year battle over its response to the climate crisis, the University of Cambridge has committed to remove all direct and indirect investments...
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Nigeria marks five years of SDGs, restates commitment to sustainable future

The Federal Government is committed to the implementation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for the benefit of all Nigerians. Senior Special Assistant to the President...
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SEMA calls for aggressive tree planting to reduce effects of storm

The Kwara State Emergency Management Agency (KSEMA) has called on the  residents to embark on aggressive tree planting to minimise the effects of storm...
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Sustainable economy: Environmentalists canvass alternatives to oil

Two environmentists on Thursday, September 17, 2020 suggested alternatives to the Nigerian oil revenue driven-economy in order to foster a sustainable environment for the...
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Amsterdam Museum Square goes fossil free

Artists, performers, and cultural workers gathered on Amsterdam’s Museumplein on Wednesday, September 16, 2020 to celebrate that all cultural institutions located at the city’s iconic...
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Indigenous communities’ role in addressing biodiversity crisis not recognised by govts, says study

A new study of 42 countries, released on Tuesday, September 15, 2020 by the Rights and Resources Initiative, suggests that numerous governments, conservation groups...
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COP26: The Gambia amply promoting nature, sustainable land use – Melbourne

In the run up to COP26 in Glasgow in November 2021, the British High Commission in Banjul hosted a webinar on Wednesday, September 9,...
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Boosting engineering infrastructure for sustainable development

When the 150-member Committee on National Engineering Infrastructure, set up in 1991 by the Federal Government, recommended the establishment of National Agency for Science...
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