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Non-Profit Creates Open-Source Drinking Water Filter For 1/10th Of The Cost
Non-profit organization OHorizons recently created an innovative BioSand Filter that can deliver clean water at 1/10th of the cost of traditional methods. The filter hinges...
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Child-Health Spending Soars, But 40 Million Indian Children Stunted
This in a country that boasts a 40-year-old national child-health programme– now among the world’s largest–and increased spending on child health 200% ove...
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India Plants 50 Million Trees In One Day, Smashing World Record
More than 800,000 volunteers pitched in to help the country fight climate change. Although the feat has yet to be certified by Guinness World Records, Indian officials have...
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Paris Makes All Public Transport Free In Battle Against 'Worst Air Pollution For 10 Years'
Parisians can use public transport for free for the second day running due to a spike in air pollution and some cars have been barred from the roads. The city is suffering ...
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Highlight Reel: The Evolution Of Skate Culture In India
Every empire has a foundation, every hero an origin story. As the adage goes ‘Rome wasn’t built in a day’ and neither was the steadily burgeoning world of...
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FT writers discuss maternal and child health on Twitter
Concerns about funding came on top of the list in an FT Twitter chat about Maternal and Child Health. The conversation took place during World Prematurity Day on November 1...
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Spain is getting rid of streets named after fascist leaders, dedicating them to women instead
Though Francisco Franco’s totalitarian Spanish regime was toppled nearly 40 years ago, its legacy is still present in the country. Walk through the cities of Spain, a...
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Adam Scott, Charlie Day, Other Stars Bring Their Kids to Raise Money for Arts Education in Los Angeles
Stars and their kids gathered in Santa Monica on Sunday afternoon to raise money for P.S. Arts' biggest fundraiser of the year. The organization, which provides education i...
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Cyclone Nada weakens, TN coastal areas see rain
Tamil Nadu's coastal areas, including Cuddalore and parts of Chennai, on Thursday received rainfall under the influence of cyclone Nada, which now lies 270 km south-east of...
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Taboo Of The Black Eyed Peas Reveals Recent Testicular Cancer Battle
The American Cancer Society has teamed up with solo artist and Black Eyed Peas member, Taboo, for an opportunity that uses the power of music in the fight against cancer.