Dalhousie University

Dalhousie University is a research universitiy in Canada, on the university rankings of the famous magazine Maclean’s Magazine, it located before 14 of the research universities. There are a total of 10 faculties, namely the School of Architecture and Planning, Humanities and Social Sciences, Computer Science, Dentistry, Engineering, Health Sciences University, School of Law, School of Management, Medicine, Faculty of Science. There are also graduate school, the principal subsidiary bodies oceanographic research institute, the Canadian Maritime Research Center, foreign policy research center.

Dalhousie University in Public Administration is very well-known, in 1937 granted Canada’s first public administration degree. University, Halifax, where the city is the capital of Nova Scotia, but also a lot of the seat of the federal government of Canada-Atlantic region and have at all levels of local government. College and senior officials from these government departments have a good relationship. Government of Canada and Nova School of Kashagan is an important partner of the provincial government. Every year, these government departments, would they come to school talks to students internships, research and consultancy projects, designated as a government research institute, Professor member to provide employment opportunities for graduates.

  Dalhousie University School of Law is very famous and train a large number of companies active in Canada’s laws and politicians. To adapt to the changing needs of the University, the Joint School of Law, School of Management, Computer Science postgraduate courses together provide e-commerce, the focus of attention. With the Nova Scotia high seas oil industry boom, Dalhousie University established Atlantic Petroleum Institute in 1999.

Dalhousie University has a number of outstanding people, including two Canadian Prime Minister, Canada’s first female High Court judge, the world’s first woman astronaut, the world Internet founder and many state governors and so on.

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Protect the environment in wars

The General Assembly announced the annual November 6 to be the International Day of preventing the Environment in War and Armed Conflict on November 6, 2001. When the General Assembly took this action, they thought that the environment in armed conflict damage to long beyond the period of conflict impairs ecosystems and natural resources, and often extend beyond national boundaries, and misfortune for future generations, emphasized the need to protect our common environment. The General Assembly also recalled the “United Nations Millennium Declaration” and stressed the need to protect the welfare of future generations of nature and efforts to protect our common environment.

To the human tragedy of war brought the economy brought about by heavy losses, while significant trauma to the environment. Sometimes, as a tactic, natural resources have been deliberately destroyed. But more often, the environment in the crossfire become innocent victims. Among these, the worst victims are often poor, they have a great extent, the environment for a living, not only from the environment to food, but also access to drugs from the environment, and even make a living, housing built room, settling down, no not from the environment to obtain the necessary resources.

We help those people caught in conflict to regain the land, and their livelihoods, more importantly, enable them to once again become the guardian of their environment, thus, we have made these people have mastered the tools to lay the foundation for a lasting peace , which ultimately is the best defense. On the occasion of celebrating the International Day, I would like to appeal to all parties concerned to redouble their efforts to prevent damage during the war devastated the environment.

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