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Eight Nigerian institutions join 1,050 global varsities in net-zero pledges

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As the COP 26 negotiations continue in Glasgow, Scotland about eight Nigerian institutions have joined 1,050 universities from 68 countries in making a range of new commitments…

The post Eight Nigerian institutions join 1,050 global varsities in net-zero pledges appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News.

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