A recommendation letter mainly aims to prove the skills, accomplishment, and competence of the person being recommended. However, new research from Rice University and the University of Houston discovered that letters of recommendation for women are more likely to consist of words and phrases that will raise doubts about job or …
Read More »The UK Public Shows Support For Action On Plastic Packaging From Supermarkets
The YouGov survey discovered that out of 2000 people, only 44 admitted to feeling sorry for the environment if they bought bottled water and only a third of the participants drink from reusable bottles. However, a recent poll commissioned by Greenpeace discovered that the UK public is expecting from supermarkets …
Read More »STDs Stigma Dying Down Due To Its Prevalence
As humankind evolves, so do various viruses, bacteria, and other microscopic beings that become catalysts for diseases. Furthermore, the diseases pose threats to the human race which affect millions of lives and cost economies billions of dollars. Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) cover one of the most significant sectors of dominant …
Read More »Smoking Is Deemed One Of The Leading Causes Of Poor Indoor Air Quality
The indoors is one of the most secure places a person could stay. One considers their house as a place of relaxation and solitude. However, poor indoor air quality could ruin the security and tranquility of your home. Many factors affect indoor air quality. One of these is the toxins and …
Read More »Smartphone Addiction Leads To Poor Face-To-Face Social Interaction, Research Says
The digital age has made socializing easier for people. Using social media and messaging apps gave individuals the opportunity to reach even the farthest distances. However, it also separates members of the society from the real world, says research. In today’s status quo, smartphone addiction affects teenagers the most considering …
Read More »Illegal Dumping On Victoria Has Worsen, Now Affecting Coliban’s Water Reservoirs
Illegal dumping is soaring across central Victoria, Australia, affecting its state forests, nature strips, and now, its reservoirs. Coliban Water has reported that there has been a rise of illegally dumped engine parts and hard rubbish at their catchment storages, causing an environmental safety and hazard. Manager Community Operations Mick …
Read More »Adelaide Is Calling On “On The Run Service Stations” Banning Of Reusable Coffee Cups
The Adelaide City Council had offered local coffee shops a rebate so they can encourage their consumers to bring their cups, an action to help counter the litter problem coffee shops produce. However, one of South Australia’s biggest takeaway coffee retailers has banned its customers from bringing their cups for …
Read More »St. Baldrick’s Foundation Celebrates As Childhood Cancer STAR Act Is Signed Into Law
The U.S Senate passed on the most comprehensive childhood cancer bill ever introduced as described by Senator Jack Reed, followed by the approval of the House of Representatives on May 22, sending it into the president’s desk to be put into law. Now, the St. Baldrick’s Foundation declared that the …
Read More »The European Development Days Aims To Empower Women And Girls To Shape Sustainable Development
Launched in 2006, the European Development Days is a way to gather the international development community to discuss the methods of eradicating poverty. On June 5, the 12th European Development Days have opened, under the theme “Women and Girls at the Forefront of Sustainable Development: protect, empower, invest.” This year’s gathering …
Read More »Argentine Province Of Jujuy’s Waste Management Plan Set To Create New Job Opportunities For Female Waste Collectors
Almost 300 people are currently working in the Argentine province of Jujuy’s landfill sites, half of them are women. These women overcome insecurity and the harsh working conditions to support their families’ needs. To make their lives better, the Government of Jujuy, together with the European Union and European Investment …
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