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Addressing climate change and improving the well-being of millions of people experiencing extreme poverty—two grand challenges of the 21st century

The World Health Organization (WHO) has again stepped out of its boundaries, this time promoting abortion policies to be implemented worldwide. Dr. Rebecca Oas of C-Fam shared her thoughts on this action with AFN.

A few years ago, Pembroke science teacher Ian West decided he didn’t want to teach his sixth-graders about climate change by showing them a graph. He wanted students to understand it for themselves.West, a graduate of ConVal High School, started to...

A few years ago, Pembroke science teacher Ian West decided he didn’t want to teach his sixth graders about climate change by showing them a graph. He wanted students to understand it for themselves.He started to implement a curriculum that allows...

Greenbiz

In this moment of war with explicit energy implications, public and private finance decision-makers must remember: fossil gas is neither just nor transitional, writes Marilyn Waite.

New launches in the food and beverage world this month include companies celebrating National Salt Week and Caffeine Awareness Month.

The climate activist writes at the invitation of Malala Yousafzai | By Invitation

This week's news including the Irish president's positive COVID test and Tourism Ireland's launch of new IMAX documentary Ireland

This summer's IPCC report was bleak—but it's never too late to act.