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CLIMATE CHANGE: Himalayan glaciers melting more rapidly
The Himalayan glaciers that feed major south Asian rivers like the Indus, the Brahmaputra and the Ganges are melting more rapidly, reveals a major new study which says that...
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Malaria drug-resistant parasite common in Southeast Asia
The problem could get much worse if the parasite reaches Africa, warn experts An analysis of blood samples from malaria patients in 10 Asian and African countries has found...
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Congress’s head-in-the-sand approach to climate change
ANY GOOD business executive knows that the world is full of risks, ignored at a company’s peril. Interest rates could spike. China could change its currency policy. C...
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Pay heed to water use in climate change mitigation: Experts
Besides cutting greenhouse gas emissions, technology, policies or plans that aim to slow down climate change should also take environmental factors such as water usage into...
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Poverty And Prosperity In India: A Story of 28 States
The Government’s work should be to listen to the poor, to work for the poor, and live for (the poor)”, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his first speech in ...
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Deploying midwives in poor nations could avert millions of maternal and newborn deaths
Researchers have said that a small increase in number of skilled birth attendants in the world’s poorest nations could save the lives of a substantial number of women...
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HIV infection due to unsafe medical injections may have fallen by almost 90% worldwide in decade after 2000
The number of HIV infections in low- and middle-income acquired due to unsafe medical injections by 87% between 2000 and 2010, investigators report in PLOS One. The authors...
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Why you're seeing more women and people of color Google Doodles
When Google executive Megan Smith heard about a report in March analyzing a lack of diversity in Google Doodles, her reaction was not what you might expect. An accounting o...
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How measuring relevant KPI consistently is possible
Multiple data, evolving complexities, will force marketing community to start setting relevant KPIs and building a practice to measure them. From a world of brand track to ...
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Heat wave leads to deadly ozone pollution in Delhi
Rising NOx levels and volatile gases in the air, primarily from vehicles, form the recipe for ozone Delhi has witnessed significant ozone build-up this summer, shows a late...
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