67% look for action on climate change
The vast majority of students want action on climate change, with 67 percent of students agreeing that it is up to a mixture of governments and the individuals to stop the phenomenon.
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2 posts categorized "Science"
March 07, 2008
How natural are Irish highs?
Our intrepid reporter Debbie Tierney examines what exactly goes into the most popular form of relaxation in Ireland.
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