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Carolina Jiménez: 'Nayib Bukele is an aspiring authoritarian on steroids' | Women Leaders of Latin America

Born in Venezuela, she is the first Latin American woman to head the Washington-based human rights advocacy group WOLA. In this interview, she talks about democratic backsliding in the region

Tecoluca , San-vicente , El-salvador , Acarigua , Portuguesa , Venezuela , Honduras , Argentina , Barbados , Ecuador , Japan , Italy

California sets limit for chromium-6 in drinking water

California has set a limit for the toxic heavy metal hexavalent chromium in drinking water. Advocates have called for a stricter limit, warning of health risks.

California , United-states , Orange-county , Los-angeles-county , Monterey-county , Coachella-valley , North-edwards , Spain , Spanish , Californians , Dana-ezelle , Joanne-le

Experts to Congress: China Is Hijacking Key U.N. Agencies to Advance Communist Agenda

Experts warned Congress in a hearing that China is amassing power within the U.N. structure to "blunt criticism."

Beijing , China , Xinjiang , Jiangxi , Russia , Taiwan , Iran , Wuhan , Hubei , United-states , Ukraine , Geneva

CoE Committee of Ministers urges Turkey to comply with ECtHR decision on Kavala

CoE Committee of Ministers urges Turkey to comply with ECtHR decision on Kavala
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Silivri , Istanbul , Turkey , Ankara , Russia , Gezi , Kayseri , Osman-kavala , European-convention-on-human-rights-ect , Ecthr-grand-chamber , Council-of-europe , European-court

How a group of elderly Swiss women could take the UK out of the European Court

Britain’s Conservatives are getting serious about leaving the ECHR.

Russia , France , United-kingdom , Belfast , Belarus , London , City-of , Rwanda , Switzerland , Vatican-city , Northern-ireland , Craigavon

IAPA analyses the challenges faced by journalists in exile

In the context of a UNESCO event in Costa Rica, the Inter American Press Association organized a panel discussion to address the growing challenges of journalists forced to work outside of their home countries.

El-salvador , Cuba , Mexico , United-states , Costa-rica , Washington , El-faro , Departamento-de-la-libertad , Guatemala , Nicaragua , Cuban , Salvadoran

Climate change: What landmark case means for Australia

A landmark European decision will "inspire" Australian climate change campaigners, a legal expert believes,...

Sweden , Australia , United-states , Switzerland , Melbourne , Victoria , Australian , Swedish , Swiss , Rosmarie-wydler-walti , Samantha-murphy , Jean-francois-badias

Urgent warning for Bali tourists: 'Look for tiny cameras'

Australians travelling to Bali have been given a fresh warning to be on the look-out for skimming devices at ATMs.

Indonesia , Uluwatu , Bali , Ukraine , Australia , Jawa-timur , Southern-cross , Victoria , Canggu , Rome , Lazio , Italy

These women sued Switzerland over climate inaction. They've been handed a historic victory

The Swiss women, known as KlimaSeniorinnen, said their government's climate inaction put them at risk of dying during heatwaves.

Sweden , Paris , France-general- , France , Switzerland , Swiss , Swedish , Rosmarie-wydler-walti , Greta-thunberg , Cordelia-bahr , European-court , Council-of-europe

Tracking and tracing water consumption for informed water sensitive intervention through machine learning approach

To develop a water conscious strategy, it is critical to track and trace water from its source to the end users, understand water conservation behaviors, and identify the factors that influence water consumption. However, in developing nations, little research has been done to provide a quantitative picture of how water is consumed and transformed in urban households, as well as the water sensitive interventions needed to improve access to clean water. Hence, the main objective of the study was to determine the most significant residential water consumption variables and to predict residential water consumption in a way that can generate water consumption information for water sensitive intervention decision making using the case study of Adama city in Ethiopia. A combination of top down and bottom up data collection techniques were employed as the data collection instrument. Machine learning was integrated with spatial and socioeconomic analytic techniques to estimate daily household water consumption and identify the factors that significantly influence household water consumption. The results show that there is only “one source option” for the city’s clean water supply and that different water harvesting methods are not likely to be developed. The average daily water consumption per person is 69 liters which falls below the national standard of 80 liters allocated per person per day. The result reveals that the water distribution network covers only 45% of the city master plan. About 38% of the water demand is unmet and 30% of households only receive water once every three days or fewer. This shows that the city is experiencing physical and economic water scarcity. The results demonstrated that family size, housing quality, income, number of rooms, legal status of the parcel, supply reliability, climate, and topographical features are the most important factors in predicting residential water consumption. This study further demonstrates how well supervised machine learning models, such as the Random Forest Regression algorithm, can predict the household’s daily water consumption. The findings also showed that there is a need for significant improvements in water saving habits of the households. Another conclusion that can be drawn is that as long as the city’s business as usual water consumption practice doesn’t change, the water supply problem will worsen over time.

Wallonia , Waals-gewest , Belgium , Malawi , New-york , United-states , Alharsha , Libya-general- , Libya , South-africa , Ethiopia , Qatar