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The Community Service and Environmental Development Sector at the Faculty of Specific Education organized a scientific seminar entitled "Towards a Green Climate" for the second time in a row this year, under the patronage of the University President...................
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The Faculty of Archeology participated in the workshop and open discussion organized by the Regional Office of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization in Egypt in cooperation with the International Youth Conference on Climate Change LCOY 2022
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On the third day, the Education and Student Affairs Sector organized a symposium entitled “Climate Changes, the Carbon Footprint and the State’s Efforts to Transform into a Green University. The symposium was presented by the Director of the E-Learning Unit..........
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The Faculty of Al-Alsun at Ain Shams University organized a symposium entitled "Climate Changes and the Carbon Footprint and the University's Efforts to Transform into a Green University", under the auspices of President of the University and the Dean of the Faculty..
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The Acting Vice President for Community Service Affairs received a French delegation to inspect the cooperation project with the university to preserve the environment. The program also allows measuring the impact of telemedicine in reducing the footprint carbonaceous.
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Prof. Dr. Ahmed Jalal, Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture launched an initiative among the students of the Faculty to write an article on climate change and the proposed solutions, and he announced the honor of the students who won the first three places.................
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In light of climate change, the Animal and Poultry Production Program at the Faculty of Agriculture, organized the Climate Change and Livestock Conference, under the auspices of Prof. Mahmoud El-Meteini, Prof. Dr. Ahmed Galal El-Sayed, and President of the Conference.
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Dr. Ahmed Galal said that climate change does not affect agriculture in Egypt only, but affects agriculture in the whole world for several reasons, including that climate change can lead to drought and a decrease in the amount of freshwater needed for agriculture......
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