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The World's Largest Coal Company Just Filed For Bankruptcy
The world's largest coal company filed for bankruptcy Wednesday, citing a "historically challenged" market for its carbon-intensive fuel.Peabody Energy is the third of the top...
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Dharavi Girls Develop Apps For Education, Recycling & Women's Safety
In Dharavi, it’s the teenage girls who are driving change through science and technology, by developing apps to keep women safe, to get water, and for education. It all ...
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Acquire Healthy Diet Practices, Expecting Mothers Told-
A lecture on “Maternal Nutrition” was delivered at Dewan Hospital to observe the National Safe Motherhood Day here today.Expert Neeta Dewan talked about proper die...
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Sesame Street Has A New Muppet In Afghanistan Who Promotes Girls Rights
Zari – whose name means “shimmering” in the Dari and Pashto languages – has been tasked with a mission to promote female empowerment. She made her debu...
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New ‘Starshot’ Mission Aims To Send Tiny Spaceships To The Nearest Star System
“55 years ago today, Yuri Gagarin became the first human in space,” said Milner, who is named after Gagarin and was born the same year as his historic flight, in a...
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Climate Change Not About Temperature, It's About Dying, Starving, Displaced People
Among the range of physical health impacts, Americans can look forward to a future of more food and water contamination, increased asthma rates, and tenfold jumps in death fro...
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A Muslim Filmmakers Journey Breaking Her Own Stereotypes
In 2009, I quit my job as Gulf Correspondent for The Washington Post and decided to pursue filmmaking full-time. I had become a journalist to tell realistic stories about the ...
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Saving Lives In Poor Nations Costs $ 5 Per Person
About $5 per person a year could avert the crisis of millions of child and maternal deaths in poor nations, according to a new report.According to John Hopkins researchers, 4 ...
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How Women Silently Campaign For Their Share Of Water
Many women in Mokhadatehsil of Maharashtra have donned the role of social workers and they are visiting one village after the other, silently campaigning for their rightful sh...
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Kepler Is Saved! How NASA Used Its Deep Space Network To Avert Catastrophe
It’s been a nail-biting few days for the planet-hunting community, after NASA announced late last week that its Kepler space telescope had unexpectedly switched to &ldqu...
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