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Climate change is ‘great demon of our day’
Climate change is an issue the Church of England has to face up to and take action on by redirecting its investments , its parliamentary body heard today. There was overwhelm...
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Actress Nandita Das joins hands with Save the Children to promote breastfeeding
New Delhi, Aug.1 (ANI): The first hour of a baby’s life is often the most magical; but it is also the most fragile. It is when the baby is at greatest risk of developing...
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What To Eat During Pregnancy
A pregnant woman needs to ensure that her diet provides enough nutrients and energy for her baby to develop and grow properly, and also to make sure that her body is healthy e...
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Climate change means UK will have to get used to flooding
The political blame-game is in full swing over who is at fault for the current flooding crisis. But ministers debating local dredging operations in Somerset is a sideshow. It...
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Mukherjee emphasises on agro-forestry for sustainable development
New Delhi, Feb.10 (ANI): President Pranab Mukherjee on Monday said that Agro-forestry is emerging as a major domain in environmentally sustainable food production systems. Pr...
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IndiGo commits to low-carbon rural development programme
To start with, IndiGo will be supporting the installation of 5,000 bio gas units in the villages of South India. IndiGo announced its partnership with the Fair Climate Network...
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Flash flooding mob puts oar in on climate change
Rush hour cars were replaced by rowing boats in Oxford’s flooded Abingdon Road yesterday, as people staged a flotilla to demand a discussion about climate change. The f...
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Deaths caused by heat will rise to average of 7,000 a year in 2050
The number of deaths caused by extreme heat in the UK will more than treble by the middle of the century as a result of climate change and population growth, experts have said...
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Young female smokers at higher risk of most common type of breast cancer
A new study has revealed that young women, who have been smoking a pack of cigarettes a day for a decade, are at higher risk of most common type of breast cancer. According t...
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Pakistan highlights importance of rule of law in promoting development
UNITED NATIONS: Pakistan has stressed the link between the rule of law and sustainable development, economic growth and the eradication of poverty and hunger, as the UN steppe...
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