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The busy pop superstar finished off his week by raising the profile of humanitarian causes close to his heart.
On Thursday Martin added his voice to that of ma...
Read MoreA New Zealand judge on Tuesday rejected a Kiribati man's claim that he should be granted refugee status because of climate change
Ioane Teitiota and his wife moved to New Zealand from the low-lying Pacific island nation in 2007. He argued that rising sea levels make it too dangerous for him and his fa...
Read MoreWarsaw - All nations agree to Carbon Dioxide Emission targets
For the first time, all countries of the world have agreed to make contributions in cutting greenhouse gas emissions to prevent the planet?s temperature rising above the 2?...
Read MoreWhy don’t Indian media write more on climate change?
“Some media analysts say the slim coverage of climate issues by India’s local-language press is due more to commercial decisions and a shortage of trained scien...
Read MoreSyrian, Cambodian, Afghan Women Win Media Awards
The director of an Afghanistan news organization, a Syrian photojournalist and a Cambodian investigative reporter each received Courage in Journalism awards from a women&rs...
Read MoreSurvey: 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...
Read MoreInvestors sound the alarm on climate change
Why a coalition worth $3 trillion is calling on the oil, gas, coal, and energy industries to reassess the risks of a warming planet:
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Read MorePolio cases in Syria spark alarm over rise in diseases including flesh-eating parasites due to civil war
The World Health Organisation has recorded the first suspected outbreak of polio for 14 years in Syria, sparking renewed alarm at the collapse of health care caused by the ...
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