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Their Voice Matters: Addressing Child, Early And Forced Marriage
“It is considered normal for a girl to drop out of school, to not go out of the house to meet her friends, to not play, to get married early, to have children and to not...
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Here's The Most Detailed Picture Yet Of How Much The World's Oceans Are Warming
But to truly understand the remarkable ways in which human emissions are altering Earth's climate system, scientists need to find out what is going in the world's oceans. That...
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That 'Alien Megastructures' Star Continues to Defy Explanation
Indeed, as astronomers have emphasized from the beginning, KIC 8462852?s odd behavior is much more likely to be caused by natural phenomenon than massive alien construction pr...
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Outside Of Class, This Afghan Teen Rapper Travels The World To End Child Marriage
Sonita Alizadeh — the Afghan teenager who escaped a teen marriage by writing a rap song about it — goes to a boarding high school in Utah, and is campaigning again...
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Regular Soap Just As Effective As Anti-Bacterial Soap
Previous studies have shown that regular soap is just as effective as anti-bacterial soap and with a new study published in theJournal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapyresearchers...
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United Nations Asks For Help For Drought-Ravaged Ethiopia
This year's El Ni?o weather system has hit hard in East Africa, causing the severe drought in Ethiopia and flooding in Somalia. The current drought comes more than two decades...
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Humans Were Living In The Arctic 15,000 Years Earlier Than We Thought
Around 26,000 years ago, the ice sheets comprising the Earth?s arctic regions reached their maximum extension, reaching as far south as Germany. This period is appropriately k...
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18th Annual Environmental Film Festival Returns To Eckerd
It is free and open to the public. This year?s festival includes two films?Embrace the Serpent and How to Let Go of the World (and Love All the Things Climate Can?t Change)?th...
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In Photos: The Seed-Saving Farmers Who Pass Down Land To Their Daughters
At sunset, Bibiana Ranee sets out to gather wild edibles for dinner from the surrounding forest. She returns with bright bunches of greens. Jarainand jali are washed, sliced, ...
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Building Networks For A ‘Good Life,’ Even After The Caregiver Is Gone
Twenty-five years ago, when Ted Kuntz, a family therapist in Vancouver, British Columbia, was preparing his will, he went around to family members and close friends asking if ...
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