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In the aftermath of Maui’s Lahaina wildfire, the University of Hawai‘i will use $519,000 in USDA grants to fund research projects that aim to reinforce Hawai‘i’s agriculture against disasters and address the health risks of toxic chromium.

Have you ever wondered how we can protect our communities from the devastating impact of floods? In a world where climate change is causing more frequent and severe weather events, finding effective solutions is paramount. The good news is that technology is playing a pivotal role in preventing floods and minimizing their destructive aftermath. In

/PRNewswire/ -- As hospitals and health systems face increasingly intense financial and staffing challenges, health tech pioneer DrFirst announced an...

A report by the think tank Centre for Social and Economic Progress highlights Indias problem of off-budget borrowings at both the Union and state levels. The report reveals that South Indian states have the highest off-budget liabilities, with Telangana being the highest borrower. The report also points out that off-budget liabilities significantly increase the debt-to-GSDP ratio of states.

We must resist self-goals on the state’s ability to correct course in the manner expected of a democracy

Three Black female doctors are leading the charge to advance equity in HIV prevention and care for Black women across the U.S.

Environmental Protection Agency submitted drafts to Science Advisory Committee on Chemicals SACC for peer review on principles of approaches to Cumulative Risk Assessment under Toxic Substances Control Act TSCA.

On February 27, 2023, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the availability of and solicited public comment on two draft documents that are being submitted to the...

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At the G20 Leaders’ Summit in Bali, India affirmed that ‘data for development’ will be integral to its G20 presidency