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Quamrul Haider

Dr Quamrul Haider is professor emeritus at Fordham University in New York, US.

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An accurate forecast of global warming made 112 years ago

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He tiny carbon footprint of nuclear fuel has made nuclear energy an important player in the battle against climate change. Yet this advantage would be moot if nuclear power plants cannot operate, or became too dangerous to operate because of global warming.
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Adverse effects of river dredging on the aquatic ecosystem

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