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Life Sciences
Studies from University of the West of England yield new information about life sciences
July 7th, 2009
"External crises such as the Bird Flu epidemic, as well as severe environmental problems, are changing overall attitudes towards research in human health and the environment. At present, the EU is putting pressure on developing countries in Asia and elsewhere to increase their environmental capacities and put forward methods of environmental management that support innovation and competitiveness," investigators in Bristol, the United Kingdom report. "They are also being encouraged to participate in the Kyoto protocol and Bali processes on climate change. This paper aims to address the current issues faced by the EU in promoting environmentally friendly technologies in...
Source: TB & Outbreaks Week (2009-07-07)
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