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The article discusses the impact of peatland restoration on reducing wildfire hotspots in Indonesia, specifically comparing the effectiveness of deep wells and canal blocking.
The article discusses the emergence of Gen Z-led protests in India, specifically focusing on the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) and protests over medical exam leaks.
The author, a security researcher, argues that Nigeria's 2019 border closure failed to stop smuggling and instead reorganized criminal networks and increased corruption.
The author argues for the implementation of a 'three-track' model for global skill partnerships in Africa, adding a regional mobility track to existing domestic and international pathways.
A water researcher from the University of Cape Town describes a project at the Water Hub in Franschhoek that uses nature-based biofiltration systems to treat polluted river water.
The article is an interview with Vidya Diwakar regarding her book on 'polycrisis,' which examines how overlapping climate, economic, and conflict-related crises exacerbate poverty in sub-Saharan Africa and Asia.
The article provides practical advice for parents on maintaining children's hydration during heatwaves by incorporating water-rich foods into their diets.
The article discusses the 'gamification' of the conflict in Ukraine, specifically focusing on the Army of Drones Bonus (ADB) programme and the Play for Ukraine cyberattack game.
The author compares contemporary concerns about declining reading habits and the impact of digital media to similar warnings issued by journalist W.T. Stead in 1906.
The article suggests that taking two 15-minute walks daily can improve mood and mental health, particularly during the autumn season.
The article discusses the impact of increasing droughts and global warming on European and British landscapes, specifically the browning of lawns.
The authors describe Agrilo, an affordable soil-testing system, and the development of Agrilo VR, a virtual reality training platform intended to standardize its use.
A team of researchers argues that the lack of affordable on-campus housing in Toronto negatively impacts students' academic performance and mental health.
The article discusses Alberta's transition of many AISH recipients to the new Alberta Disability Assistance Program (ADAP), which offers lower maximum benefits but allows for higher employment earnings.
The board of the Kennedy Center voted to rename the institution to include President Donald Trump's name and authorize a two-year closure for renovations, despite a previous court order against similar actions.
The article argues that the decline in sexual desire among women is not a biological defect but a result of unequal sexual experiences during adolescence.
The article discusses a nationwide student walkout opposing Pauline Hanson and One Nation, contrasting critics' views on student maturity with arguments for youth civic rights.
The article analyzes how the One Nation party attempts to attract traditional working-class voters by adopting 'old Labor' values and framing itself as the party of the 'battler'.
The Australian government is introducing legislation to require tech companies to pay for news journalism they reuse, featuring a tax based on digital advertising revenue for those who fail to reach deals with publishers.
The article explains the science behind marine heatwaves, their causes, and their ecological and economic impacts. It discusses how climate change increases the frequency and severity of these events and suggests research and emission…