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Nepal Announces New Ambitious Action Plan To Help Secure Future for Its Snow Leopards
The Snow Leopard Conservation Action Plan 2017-2021 sets the stage for Nepal to achieve its goal of ensuring that at least 100 snow leopards of breeding age populate each thre...
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Lead Level In Flint Water Has Fallen Below Federal Limi
Flint's water system no longer has levels of lead exceeding the federal limit, a key finding that Michigan state environmental officials said Tuesday is good news for a city w...
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Blank Noise Movement Speaks Out Against Sexual Harassment
When the clock struck midnight, and we welcomed the New Year, Bengaluru had another tale to tell — a mob of men caused utter chaos as they sexually harassed women who we...
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Slum Health Is Not Urban Health: Why We Must Distinguish Between The Two
We live in an urban century. Already more than 50% of the global population lives in urban areas. The United Nations estimates that by 2030 five billion of the world’s p...
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A Chocolate Candy Aims To Make The World Think About Hunger
It is a very attractive truffle.It's made of the usual ingredients — cocoa butter, sugar, chocolate — with a not-so-typical addition. Thirty grams of dried tomatoe...
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Water-Sensitive Innovations To Transform Health Of Slums And Environment
Polluted water and inadequate water supply, sanitation and hygiene cause around 80% of diseases and one in four deaths in developing countries. The world is recognising that e...
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9 Things You Can Do About Climate Change
My friend the writer and editor Laura M. Browning asked me to write about environmental action for her newsletter “One Small Thing,” which advises people on person...
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Over 500 Years Old, This Manipuri Market Is Run Solely By Women
Their crinkled faces sport sandalwood paste and their cheeks constantly churn the deep purple of betel nut as they chirp away with their fellow shopkeepers. These are the face...
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You, US, And Good Health
As I reflect on my years in public health, among the first things that come to mind are my experiences in India. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) works ...
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What Muslim Registry Will Look Like: #DontNormalizeHate
As we head toward Inauguration Day with a president-elect who refuses to back down on plans to create a registry of Muslim Americans, the threat of history repeating itself ha...
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