RIO DE JANEIRO, Apr 4, 2012 (IPS) - The government of Brazil, which will host the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20) in June, defended itself from ecologists who lambasted its performance on the environmental front. Read the original here: Brazil Defends Credentials as Rio+20 Host
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Apr 4, 2012 (IPS) - The government of Brazil, which will host the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20) in June, defended itself from ecologists who lambasted its performance on the environmental front. See the original post here: Brazil Defends Credentials as Rio+20 Host
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Long seen as a pariah for its high rate of deforestation, the world is starting to look to the Brazilian state of Pará for ideas to protect rainforests. Continued here: Brazil can cut out deforestation by 2020, says governor of giant Amazon state
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Long seen as a pariah for its high rate of deforestation, the world is starting to look to the Brazilian state of Pará for ideas to protect rainforests. See the original post: Brazil can cut out deforestation by 2020, says governor of giant Amazon state
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The shortage of credible and diverse voices in science undermines the capacity of journalists to respond to development challenges. Go here to read the rest: Tackling the real crisis in science communication
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The shortage of credible and diverse voices in science undermines the capacity of journalists to respond to development challenges. Continued here: Tackling the real crisis in science communication
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BASSETERRE, St. Kitts, Apr 4, 2012 (IPS) - It is mid-morning and the temperature has already soared to 80 degrees Fahrenheit. See original here: St. Kittitians See Ominous Signs of Climate Change
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BASSETERRE, St. Kitts, Apr 4, 2012 (IPS) - It is mid-morning and the temperature has already soared to 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Read the original post: St. Kittitians See Ominous Signs of Climate Change
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[KIGALI] Agricultural researchers in Rwanda have adapted a technology widely used in the mining sector to analyse the mineral content of food crops such as beans and maize, with a view to developing more nutritious crops. View original post here: X-ray technology harnessed to grow more nutritious crops
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[KIGALI] Agricultural researchers in Rwanda have adapted a technology widely used in the mining sector to analyse the mineral content of food crops such as beans and maize, with a view to developing more nutritious crops. Continued here: X-ray technology harnessed to grow more nutritious crops
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