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private corporations are granted the role of trustees of society. Here's where that "trust" word comes up again. Along with the new book, Schwab has penned The Davos Manifesto, redefining the role of a company to fulfill a broader role in achieving environmental, social and good governance objectives. Schwab again attempts to gaslight the public into believing that corporations can become altruistic, uphold human rights, and level the playing field to achieve equality. This is like trying to convince people that a leopard really can change its spots. They are trying to persuade us that the ...

Applications are being accepted for a new Master of Public Health program. The priority deadline to apply is March 1, but applications will continue to be accepted and reviewed after that date.

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Jan 16, 2021 05:00 PM EST A conservationist at the University of California has discovered that glass frogs (Sachatsmina Orejuela) living near roaring waterfalls can attract the opposite sex by waving hello to them. Most frogs croak to gain the attention of a potential mate a characteristic that is common among frogs, but there are few species of frogs that are distinct. These frog species living near loud streams have additional means of communicating their opposite sex. (Photo : Pixabay) Because the noisy streams may obstruct their popular live songs, they use visual signs such as flapping...

Jan 15, 2021 03:35 AM EST Huntsman spiders that eat tiny frogs have been discovered in Madagascar. Researchers suspect that the spiders construct traps using leaves to lure the frogs into them with the promise of protection from the sun before trapping them. (Photo : Pixabay) Back in 2017, Scientists discovered spiders belonging to the genus "Danastes " clutching tightly a Heterixalus andrakata tree frog. It was the second time that the Madagascar spiders had been spotted eating frogs. The Huntsman spider was seen crouching inside a pocket-like shelter made of two leaves enjoying its meal. ...