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Eliminating maternal mortality could extend life expectancy in reproductive ages
Maternal death rates represent the single largest health discrepancy between developed and developing populations, with nearly all – over 99%—maternal deaths world...
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ACT launches 'community solar' program
Canberra residents will be provided with a new opportunity to invest in solar power under a community solar feed-in tariff (FiT) from the ACT Government. Minister for the Env...
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Vaccinations for children a must, says Advertiser.com.au survey
The 81.9 per cent of people in favor of making lifesaving vaccinations mandatory for children was the highest response to any issue in the Future SA health survey which attrac...
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Global warming will reduce crop production by 2% every decade
Global warming will reduce the world’s crop production by up to two percent every decade and wreak $1.45 trillion of economic damage by the end of this century, accordin...
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Agriculture dependent population in India grew by 50% during 1980-2011
The agricultural population of India grew by a whopping 50 per cent between 1980 and 2011, the highest for any country during this period, followed by China with 33 per cent, ...
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Extreme hot temperatures increasing despite global warming hiatus claims
Extremely hot temperatures over land have dramatically and unequivocally increased in number and area despite claims that the rise in global average temperatures has slowed ov...
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Sustainable Development Goals: Where do Gender Equality and Women’s Rights Stand?
Any views expressed in this article are those of the author and not of Thomson Reuters Foundation. Friday File: The eighth session of the Open Working Group on Sustainable De...
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Pakistani polio strain threatens global campaign
Pakistan — Just a few weeks ago, 11-month-old Shaista was pulling herself up, giggling as she took her first wobbly steps with the helping hand of her teenage mother. T...
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Breastfeeding may boost IQ in babies
Children who are breastfed score higher on IQ tests and perform better in school, scientists say. A new study by sociologists at Brigham Young University pinpoints two parent...
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Climate change linked to Indus civilization decline 4,100 years ago
A new study has suggested that climate change may have contributed to the decline of a city-dwelling civilization in Pakistan and India 4,100 years ago. Scientists from the U...
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