After two years as Director of the Noosa Biosphere Reserve Foundation, Rowan Rafferty assumed the role of President after Rex Halverson stepped down. This week he sat down with Noosa Today. Why did you take on the role of President of the FRNB? I became director of the board of …
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Read More »Anthony Brian Watts receives the 2020 Maurice Ewing Medal
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TipRanks 2 “Strong buy” dividend shares with a yield of 7% Investment firm Morgan Stanley had set a 3,900 year-end target for the S&P 500 – and it is already out of date. The index stands at 4,196, 7.5% above Morgan Stanley’s target. Since the start of the year, despite …
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Minister of State for the Environment, Sharon Ikeazor My attention was recently drawn to a statement credited to Minister of State for the Environment, Barr Sharon Ikeazor, and published in the Leadership Journal September 17, 20, p.14, captioned “Nigeria Lacks Areas marine protected despite 11,600 km 2 of coastline – …
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