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Drastic Reductions in Meat Consumption Worldwide Could Help Fight Climate Change
If the world piled on the veggies and cut back on steaks and hamburgers, the UK-based think tank Chatham House said in a report this week, the world could gener...
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Space Origami Could Pack Big Structures Into Tiny Satellites
The founder and CEO of?Oxford Space Systems?(OSS), a venture capital-backed tech company that is designing hardware for satellites, is convinced that new flexible materials wi...
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What Governments Need To Do To Ensure Justice For Girls Everywhere
Sexual violence against girls is a global phenomenon. For many, their childhood and teenage years are particularly difficult, with abuses such as ‘child marriage‘,...
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Poor Healthcare Could Stunt India’s Growth
I come from a place in India where many people prefer to visit a traditional healer or a god-man when they fall ill. You may argue that people are uneducated or ignorant, but ...
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Shocker: 2015 Is Going To Be The Hottest Year On Record
The world's climate is likely to hit a "symbolic and significant milestone" in 2015, international forecasters announced?on Wednesday. Read More at www.news.vice.com
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Now That We Can Edit Cancer's Genes, We Can Make Better Drugs
The ability to edit the human genome, a sci-fi procedure made possible by a new technique called CRISPR/Cas-9, has taken the field of genetic research by storm. In the la...
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Women Closing The Gender Gap For Entrepreneurship
Women around the world have narrowed the gender gap in entrepreneurship by 6 percent from 2012 to 2014 and are finding paths to launching more businesses in industrialized and...
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Breast-Feeding Is Good For Mothers, Not Just Babies, Studies Suggest
Breast milk may provide the ideal nourishment for an infant, but two recent studies are putting a different spin on the bottle-versus-breast debate, suggesting it is mothers, ...
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The World Is Paying A High Price For More Frequent Extreme Weather Eventsa
"Weather and climate are major drivers of disaster risk and this report demonstrates that the world is paying a high price in lives lost," Margareta Wahlstr?m, head of UNISDR,...
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Tracking Planes Over The Ocean Is About To Get Easier
Speaking at this year’s annual meeting of the Canadian Space Society, Royal Military College of Canada (RMCC) researcher Dr. Ron Vincent said that the tracking tech...
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