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Rhino poaching is still prevalent in South Africa, in 2011 a total of 448 Rhinos were killed by poachers. So far, despite best effort, 2012 has already seen 168 rhino deaths. These great creatures are being killed at the expense …
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Conferences are a great way to stay up to date on career skills and the changing practices in any line of work. For teachers in particular, attending conferences is important for staying up to date on teaching methodology, but also …
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Many school districts across the country are facing budget shortfalls. Some school districts have been forced to close some schools, lay teachers off and increase class size, and more all because of budgetary and funding issues. This has caused many …
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The Swedish company Hexicon AB has proposed offshore wind farms to Malta. The project is still under discussion but seems a viable option for the tourist destination because it will increase their renewable energy from the current 1 – 2% …
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The construction industry is moving away from environmentally damaging materials.
A bad reputation
Environmental groups and campaigners are often talking about the negative impacts of buildings on the environment and natural habitat. Part of their argument centres around the destruction …
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