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Huge 'Dead Zones' Could Appear in the World's Oceans by 2030 Because of Climate Change
Man-made climate change is already cutting into oxygen levels in some parts of the world's oceans and could start producing new "dead zones" in some parts of the seas by 2030,...
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Men Struggle To Read Tweets Sent To Female Sports Reporters
In 2014, video game developers Zoë Quinn and Brianna Wu, along with critic Anita Sarkeesian, were the victims of an online harassment campaign known as Gamergate. This wi...
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Maternal Health Scheme Comes To A Standstill
All is not well in the maternal health front in Karnataka.After sorting out issues with distribution of Madilu kits for nursing mothers and Thayi cards for expectant mothers, ...
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Exploiting Asia's Biodiversity Can Ensure Food Security, End Hunger
Experts came together at a regional consultation on Asia’s biodiversity to assess opportunities on how to ensure food security and enhance nutrition across the continent...
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Pact Cities That Steal Smart Ideas From Animals & Plants
Architects, designers and urban planners are borrowing from natural phenomena as diverse as termite mounds and resilient grapefruits to design smart, sustainable cities. With ...
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One Way The Paris Climate Pact Is Already Having A Huge Effect
Big businesses’ message to lawmakers is clear: We’re doing our part to slash carbon emissions, now you do yours.On Wednesday, two days before world leaders are sch...
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Climate Change Is Not Gender-Neutral
It is well established that the poor are most vulnerable to the effects of climate change, and that women—who account for the majority of the world’s poor—ar...
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We Aim To Reach Digital Maternal Mortality: Dr. Smithy Sanel
Dr. Smithy Sanel, Sr. Consultant, Obst&Gynaecology, Sunrise Group of Hospitals, Kochi, Kerala, talks to ETHealthworld on how female literacy has played a major role in bri...
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Married At 14, Abandoned By 15: The Forgotten Girls Of Dhaka
More than half of girls in Bangladesh marry before they are 18, exposing them to abuse. But if their husbands abandon them, it can offer a route to freedom On the northern out...
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Scientists Think Intelligent Life Could Have Evolved Before Brains
Today, French scientists took a poke at humans’ intellectual hegemony by demonstrating, for the first time ever, that a single-celled organism without a brain or nervous...
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