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Climate change a problem today – not tomorrow – for food security, experts say
Climate change has already had a powerful negative effect on agriculture and food security for the world’s most vulnerable, and that impact will get worse, according ...
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Bill Gates Gives Advice On How To Help
When Bill Gates was looking into what he could do in the world of philanthropy, he says he looked for problems to which governments weren’t already paying attention. ...
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Anti-HIV Pill to be Tested in Canada, Raises Controversy for Allegedly Discouraging Use of Condoms
The controversial anti-HIV pill is going to be tested in Toronto to figure out how much it is effective in reality. While the pill raises hope that the lethal disease may b...
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British Floods, California Drought: A Connection?
This winter, weather reports have been full of extremes. California, for instance, has had the driest year in 119 years of recordkeeping, with the Sierra snowpack less than...
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Beijing’s bad air would be step up for smoggy Delhi
In mid-January, air pollution in Beijing was so bad that the government issued urgent health warnings and closed four major highways, prompting the panicked buying of air f...
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Embattled French first lady Valerie Trierweiler to visit India
France’s first lady Valerie Trierweiler is returning to charity work with a trip to India, an anti-hunger group said, two weeks after she was hospitalized following a...
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Of Khobragade, Richards, Equality, Fairness & Uniformity
I’ve been following the Devyani Khobragade story since its emergence at the prime centre of global media, and to me, it smacks of one more gaping hole, bigger than th...
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Happiness: A Goal Worth Pursuing
As daunting as it may be, defining what makes us happy is imperative in modern society. The Neolithic revolution, which took place approximately 12 thousand years ago, was ...
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Survey: For young children, mobile devices such as tablets, smartphones now a mainstay
The vast majority of young children in the United States are using mobile devices and for much longer periods of time, with an even greater number of babies being exposed t...
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UN teams with ‘Revolution’ TV show to highlight real challenges of a world without power
The fictional concept at the heart of the television series ‘Revolution’ – which picks up 15 years after the start of a worldwide blackout – is the ...
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