By Dionne Frank and Shonell Enoe
Published: December 15, 2021
The overall [COVID-19] experience must serve as an impetus to continue exploring and implementing new approaches to grow our academic programmes and national University.
Category: Essays
By Temitope D. Timothy OYEDOTUN, PhD
Published: December 10, 2021
A call for strengthening or re-introducing medical geography in geography departments across the globe is appropriate at this time, as it has the scope to tackle many health issues and complement the fields of biology and medicine.
By Phillip Da Silva, BSc, MSc
Published: June 5, 2021 • World Environment Day 2021
The time may be right to collectively re-evaluate how we perceive mangroves and the goods and services they provide.
By Denise Simmons, BSc, MSc
Published: June 5, 2021 • World Environment Day 2021
Additional research [should] be focused … on the development of an enabling framework to encourage the large-scale deployment of carbon dioxide removal.
By Stephan Moonsammy, BSc, MSc
Published: June 5, 2021 • World Environment Day 2021
For every one kilometre of mangroves lost along the coast and corresponding coastal protection services, it will cost approximately US$10.9 million dollars to build the infrastructure to replace it.
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