WASHINGTON – Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland today issued two Secretarial Orders to prioritize action on climate change throughout the Department and to restore transparency and integrity in the Department’s decision-making processes. SO 3399 establishes a Climate Task Force to coordinate work…
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Continue readingThe first charge of a state governor should be to keep as many of their constituents alive as possible, especially during times of crisis. In collusion with a fawning news…
Continue readingAryabhatta Research Institute of Observational Sciences (ARIES) invites job application form from the eligible candidates for the post of Scientific Assistant/Electrician/Helper for 06 vacancies. Candidates with the qualification of B.Sc/…
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