Requires Thinking – Page 8

The Value of Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Sequestration - March 2020
Requires Thinking
20 mins
Jit Sharma

This article explains the potential of Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Sequestration (CCUS), the value of components, and policy implications.
Great Green Wall: A green growth corridor for the Sahel and beyond - September 07, 2020
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20 mins
Jit Sharma

The Report clearly depicts both, the progress that has been made so far, and the journey that lies ahead in building the Great Green Wall.
The environmental trail of the global charcoal supply chain - April 2, 2020
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20 mins
Jit Sharma

The article discusses how even after the invention of electricity, in African regions charcoal demand continues to surpass demand for electricity.
What Seniors Can Expect as Their New Normal in a Post-Vaccine World - August 3, 2020
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20 mins
Jit Sharma

The article discusses how the elderly are uniquely vulnerable because their immune systems tend to deteriorate with age, it also provides an insight into what would be the new normal in the post-vaccine world.
Vietnam’s Ageing Challenge: Getting Old Before Getting Rich - 15 June, 2020
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20 mins
Jit Sharma

As Vietnam experiences economic growth, it faces both the problem of ageing population and falling birth rates.
Why the future of elder care may be fewer nursing homes - August 31, 2020
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20 mins
Jit Sharma

The pandemic has shined a spotlight on the often-obscured lives of Americans in nursing homes, and the industry that runs them.
Age, gender and culture 'predict loneliness' - May 27, 2020
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20 mins
Jit Sharma

Young people in 'individualistic' societies report higher levels of loneliness, according to a large-scale global study.
Reading Comprehension: Exercise 2
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30 mins
Jit Sharma

The debate about western eating habits and the relative merits of vegetarianism versus a traditional omnivorous diet have been discussed endlessly. But the issues are far more wide-ranging than the typical ‘Meat is Murder’ headline.
Reading Comprehension: Exercise 1
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30 mins
Jit Sharma

We want to solve problems today, such as homelessness, poverty and street crime. However, this is a long and complicated process, because we just do not have the resources to do everything.
Reading Comprehension: Exercise 3
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20 mins
Jit Sharma

More than a matchstick man I’m trudging along a busy road in Salford, past small industrial sites, scraps of buddleia-choked wasteland, and the entrances to crouching, cul-de-sac council estates.

Term Archives

The Value of Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Sequestration - March 2020

Great Green Wall: A green growth corridor for the Sahel and beyond - September 07, 2020

The environmental trail of the global charcoal supply chain - April 2, 2020

What Seniors Can Expect as Their New Normal in a Post-Vaccine World - August 3, 2020

Vietnam’s Ageing Challenge: Getting Old Before Getting Rich - 15 June, 2020

Why the future of elder care may be fewer nursing homes - August 31, 2020

Age, gender and culture 'predict loneliness' - May 27, 2020

Reading Comprehension: Exercise 2

Reading Comprehension: Exercise 1

Reading Comprehension: Exercise 3