Increasingly, more people are discovering the benefits of nuclear energy as an essential factor in the fight against climate change. But nuclear is much more than just electricity. Nuclear technology has other benefits that are not as well-known but have been important in the fight against COVID-19. The industry’s wealth of […]

The global COVID-19 outbreak has encouraged widespread orders to protect renters and owners of commercial and residential real property. In this 50 state-by-state survey we offer a summary of cities and states that have enacted policies or implemented moratoriums for evictions or foreclosures due to COVID-19. Click here for the full […]

K&L Gates has been recognized as a “Significant Player” for India-related work in 2020 by India Business Law Journal (IBLJ), advancing from the “Firms to Watch” ranking it held for the last three years. IBLJ’s 2020 rankings cite K&L Gates’ history of representing international clients seeking a footprint in India […]

Aug 24, 2020 – 09:00 am CEST to Aug 28, 2020 – 05:30 pm CEST Conference Environment and Natural Resources Ecosystem Services Nutrition Health Water World Water Week IFPRI is participating in World Water Week (WWW), the annual focal point for the globe’s water issues. Organized by the Stockholm International […]

By External SourceAug 21 2020 (IPS-Partners) The Pacific Community (SPC) 7-week research expedition to monitor the health of world’s largest tuna fishery has departed from Honolulu on Saturday 15 August 2020 despite the significant challenges presented by COVID-19. With most research and fisheries observer programmes currently suspended, the importance of […]

Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo Source: World Health Organization The outbreak presents significant logistical challenges. It can take days to reach affected areas, with responders and supplies often having to traverse areas without roads, necessitating river travel.

Kim Jong Un has reportedly given his sister, Kim Yo Jong, partial authority to oversee “general state affairs” in order to ease the North Korean leader’s workload, according to South Korean intelligence.

As the planet warms, sea levels are set to rise for two main reasons: glaciers and ice sheets on land will melt, adding extra volumes of water to the planet’s oceans. Meanwhile, seawater also expands in warmer temperatures as a result of a phenomenon called thermal expansion. The melting of […]