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thanks

Posted on 4th January 2012 by humphreys kandeya

thanks guys i hope you will help me where am failing. good day
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mr. ochi ifeanyi christian

Posted on 14th December 2011 by christian ochi

i thank God for this club in my school, the university of nigeria nsukka, nigeria; i in particular have been anticipating for something of this nature, i just want to say a big thankyou and encourage all that is participating in this awareness for climatic change because this climate change is for real and is too serious to be ignored by any body or group of persons.
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DR. Doaa M.A. El-Khouly

Posted on 9th December 2011 by Doaa El-khouly

Thank you for membership
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Communication gap

Posted on 3rd November 2011 by Melvin Ambele

Dear ATPS Chairs                                                                                                                                                       I, Melvin Ambele, AYFST chair for Cameroon. I'm writing with regards to the BIG communication gap that exist between the AYFST chairs in different countries and the ATPS main body based in Nairobi. We have been deprived if not cut off on information/news/activities taken place/happening within the ATPS main body. I learned from the Cameroon ATPS national coordinator that one of the decisions arrived at during the ATPS meeting that took place in Nigeria was that members of ATPS/AYFST are expected to comply with their registration/membership obligation by paying the nominal annual registration fee of $50.00 US Dollars.
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Communication gap

Posted on 3rd November 2011 by Melvin Ambele

Dear ATPS Chairs                                                                                                                                                       I, Melvin Ambele, AYFST chair for Cameroon. I'm writing with regards to the BIG communication gap that exist between the AYFST chairs in different countries and the ATPS main body based in Nairobi. We have been deprived if not cut off on information/news/activities taken place/happening within the ATPS main body. I learned from the Cameroon ATPS national coordinator that one of the decisions arrived at during the ATPS meeting that took place in Nigeria was that members of ATPS/AYFST are expected to comply with their registration/membership obligation by paying the nominal annual registration fee of $50.00 US Dollars.
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Efficacy of Teak Bark Water Extracts against that of Conventional Preservatives

Posted on 19th September 2011 by Akwasi Asamoah

My paper as titled above in 'Agricultural Innovations for Sustainable Development', Contributions from the Finalists of the Young Professionals in Science Competition, Volume 1 Issue 1 is missing the subtitles of discussion and conclusion. So publication centre should take note and correct.
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International Foundation for Science launches new Strategy

Posted on 16th September 2011 by Graham Haylor

As a new network member and as director of the International Foundation for Science I would like to share some of our plans and relate these to the theme of your upcoming conference.
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Research grants

Posted on 25th April 2011 by Tuli Msuya

I would like to know if there is call for research proposals or concept notes.
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FELLOWSHIPS IN AFRICAN CLIMATE SCIENCE CALL FOR APPLICATIONS

Posted on 26th January 2011 by Olumayokun Okelola

FELLOWSHIPS IN AFRICAN CLIMATE SCIENCE CALL FOR APPLICATIONS  ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++DEADLINE: 4 FEBRUARY 2011 - NOW LESS THAN 2 WEEKS!++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Dear CLIMATE-L members A gentle reminder that the deadline for applications for CSRP Fellowships is fast approaching (deadline = 4 February 2011 - the end of next week).
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ATPS Network in the UK

Posted on 10th January 2011 by Tochukwu Ife-Ogbonna

I am very much impressed with what the ATPS Network is doing in Africa but the irony of the African is that even in the so called developed Western world (s)he is much in need when it comes to scinece, technology and innovation - the core focus of the ATPS.  May be it is time to look West as well.
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The African Female Mayors Action on Climate Change (AFMACC)

Posted on 27th July 2010 by Rosemary Olive Mbone Enie

On Thursday, 29th of July, 2010,  Ms Rosemary Olive Mbone Enie, a Cameroonian Geologist and Gender Ambassador of the Gender and Water Alliance (GWA) the Netherlands, and International Coordinator of the Women Environment and Climate Action Network (WECAN) shall join the North West Association of Women Mayors in the launching of the African Female Mayors Action on Climate Change (AFMACC) as a project of WECAN.
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VEHICULAR EMMISSIONS AS AN ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEM IN MINNA

Posted on 9th July 2010 by Olumayokun Okelola

 At present, not much is known about the overall environmental pollution problem of Niger State, especially the levels of pollution in the major towns of the state. Without a doubt, it is now generally accepted that the menace of environmental pollution poses serious risks to the health of the general populace.
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THE REVAMPED ATPS WEBSITE GOES LIVE

Posted on 23rd June 2010 by Nelson Akenga

June 21, 2010; The ATPS website that has been under review is now online. The site, which boasts state of the art multi-media capabilities has a new and improved look with major sections easily accessible from the homepage.
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