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Human-caused climate change blamed for some heat waves
Washington: Heat waves last year in Asia, Europe and Australia were influenced by human-caused climate change, but not all extreme weather events could be linked to global war...
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Rs 5 lakh per ward for sanitation
South Delhi Municipal Corporation has allocated Rs 5 lakh for sanitation work in each ward, along with repair of 410 toilet blocks. However, sanitation is their basic function...
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Can this HIV drug help to end 30 years of blighted lives?
Truvada is giving peace of mind to gay men in the US – it should be offered here on the NHS now It is an insensitive feeling to have, but it is what it is: a sense of re...
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Beyond politics: how finance can influence climate change in Australia
With political action on climate change stuck in reverse gear, investor responses and public action is where the power lies When protestors start occupying the offices of pens...
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UNICEF reports a rise in the number of child marriages in Kerala
Kerala may be the only state in India with the highest literacy rate, but it seems the state has not been able to beat the child marriage demon. According to a report by UNICE...
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LGBTQ Center holds free HIV/AIDS testing
The University LGBTQ Center co-sponsored an HIV/AIDS testing event Friday with Thrive of Charlottesville, a non-profit organization aimed at providing medical care to the Char...
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Why India Isn't So Keen to Fight Climate Change
When President Barack Obama said "nobody gets a pass" on fighting climate change in a speech last week, he might as well have been speaking directly to India. India?s willingn...
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Unilever initiative helps 25 million people gain toilet access by 2020
Improving global access to sanitation can be a foundation for better health, nutrition and education The toilet. We spend about three years of our lives sitting on it. But how...
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India may miss U.N. Millennium Development Goal for maternal mortality rate
India, which accounts for the largest number of maternal deaths in the world, is unlikely to achieve the fifth Millennium Development Goal of reducing maternal mortality to 10...
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A Group Shout on Climate Change
The marchers and mayors, the ministers and presidents, have come and gone. So what is the verdict on Climate Week, the summit meeting on global warming convened by the United ...
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