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Ogunba: Control Engineering Will Address Diverse Challenges

Ogunba: Control Engineering Will Address Diverse Challenges
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Somerset to tag bins with fire risk warning

Somerset to tag bins with fire risk warning
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An annual loss of $5 billion in Africa s food market has been attributed to an insect

Africas ability to produce meat is negatively impacted by the tsetse fly epidemic, with losses of up to $5 billion yearly. | Pulse Nigeria

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Africa meat output losing $5b to tsetsefly menace

AU data shows livestock contributes between 30 percent and 80 percent to the GDP of Sub-Saharan Africa.

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Annual KCSP conference recognizes local policymakers and advocates for leadership in creating smoke-free communities

“Our vision for a tobacco-free Kentucky will take dedication from all sectors of the community, policymakers at all levels, and people of all ages,” said Ellen Hahn, professor and director of BREATHE at the UK College of Nursing. ”So many devoted advocates of all ages and organizations are blazing new trails to take down the massive health and economic costs from tobacco use in Kentucky."

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