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In Zimbabwe 37% of households have access to grid electricity of which 83% are in urban areas and 13% are in rural areas, these are mainly schools, growth points, business centers and mission...
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Climate change and variability is a very worrying subject for me and I hope for many others as well who understand its negative impacts on human and animal life. We have observed this through the...
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That’s one of the questions we want children in the UK to be thinking about and discussing in schools. Our new teaching resource ‘Energy and the Global Goals’ enables them to do just that; helping...
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When you reach the outskirts of the city of Kassala, you will notice a beautiful and modest building, with women entering and exiting. One cannot help but wonder what is taking place in this building....
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