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Harsh weather conditions in the Poyang Lake area are affecting the habitat and food supply of wintering birds.

China wants to increase its supply of edible oils, but as producing palm oil would be hugely expensive, developing production overseas may be the alternative.

The past three years have confirmed the importance of accessible mental health care for populations affected by disasters.

This article, by Mary Hellmich, originally appeared on Transatlantic Climate Bridge (TCB).Diplomacy between cities, counties, states and regions is

This blog is a shortened version of an Op Ed that will be featured in CEF’s upcoming InsightOut issue on closing the loop on plastics in the United

A group that has long been missing from public view is regaining recognition in a sector that has mostly favored young faces.

Growing numbers of people in regions affected by climate change are heading to cities, which are increasingly overcrowded. Eco India looks at ways to tackle problems caused by overpopulation in urban areas.

A Jiangsu court has begun taking counseling for abusers seriously.

Medical professionals say a lack of awareness and a shortage of anesthesiologists have hindered the relatively painless delivery method.

The 15th anniversary of World Contraception Day (WCD) on September 26th was a perfect moment to renew the commitment to increase awareness and