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New Report: Low Oil Prices Won’t Hurt Clean Energy
A new report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) has found that the cost of generating renewable energy is now equal to or below the cost of fossil fuels in...
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What’s the Secret to Getting Kids to Eat Veggies? Let Them Play First!
Left to their own devices, most kids will choose to gobble down ice cream or chocolate rather than broccoli or brussels sprouts. So, at school lunch, they’ll likely eat ...
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Shareholders challenge BP to confront climate change risk
Over 150 investors, including Environment Agency and Church of England, demand that BP test whether their business model is compatible with international pledge to limit globa...
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The 169 target sustainable development goals likely here to stay, says U.N.
The long list of proposed goals that will replace the Millennium Development Goals are not going to be trimmed down. Doing so would put the progress made toward reaching conse...
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Modi launches campaign to tackle India's dwindling number of girls
on Thursday, launching a campaign to address the problem the United Nations has said amounts to a national emergency. “In our neighbourhood, girls are commonly killed in...
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HIV at Delivery More Likely when Treatment Starts Late in Pregnancy
Women who initiate highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) or who have their first prenatal visit in the third trimester are more likely to have HIV detected at delivery,...
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We have crossed the line on climate change, says study
Earth?s climate is forever changing and evolution and extinction of species is an inevitable part of the process. But a new study shows that human activities have accelerated ...
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30% Spike In India’s Tiger Population Sets A Benchmark For Global Wildlife Conservation
If we’re to take Banks’ quotation as gospel, news of a 30% spike in India’s tiger population as per the 3rd scientific census in the country is fantastic new...
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Focus on sewerage system won’t clean up cities and rivers, says expert
Experts attending the third Faecal Sludge Management Conference (FSM3) in Hanoi, Vietnam, said managing sewerage is still a low priority in cities around the world, especially...
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Women, Newborns and Health: Today’s Evidence, Tomorrow’s Post-2015 Agenda
2014 was an inspiring year for those fighting for women’s rights and better access to health and education, with global campaigns such as #HeForShe launched by Goodwill ...
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