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Is food becoming less nutritious?

Is food becoming less nutritious?

Measurements of fruits and vegetables show that their minerals, vitamins, and protein content has dropped significantly since the 1950s. As the level of CO2 in the atmosphere continues to rise, researchers believe that human activity is to blame for this rapid decline in plant quality. The nutritional value of some...

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Exploring Kamala Harris’s focus on environmental equity for POC

Exploring Kamala Harris’s focus on environmental equity for POC

As the 2024 election heats up, Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign is taking a strong stance on environmental justice, pledging to address environmental racism affecting people of color. After Joe Biden’s shocking withdrawal from the 2024 US elections, Vice President Kamala Harris rose to the challenge and became the Democratic party’s nominee. Within 24 hours of her candidacy, she set a record by raising $81 million, the highest single-day fundraising total...

By Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Violence against women on UK trains is rising 

Violence against women on UK trains is rising 

The number of sexual offences have jumped 50% in the past two years. According to the British Transport Police Authority, violence crimes against women and girls on the transport network have risen by 20% in the past year, and 50% in the past two years.   Sexual offences alone have increased by 10%, while reports of sexual harassment have more than doubled to 1,908 incidents. The rise in these cases is...

By Brighton, UK
Anxiety grips rural India amid worsening mental health crisis

Anxiety grips rural India amid worsening mental health crisis

According to a comprehensive new report, almost half of rural India is suffering from anxiety, drawing attention to the challenges faced by these communities. In rural India, a silent crisis threatens the wellbeing of millions. This issue has been highlighted by a recent study titled ‘The State of Healthcare in Rural India Report 2024’, which was conducted by Transform Rural India (TRI) and its initiative, Development Intelligence...

By Delhi, India
Melting Arctic ice spells opportunity for Far North Fiber’s internet project

Melting Arctic ice spells opportunity for Far North Fiber’s internet project

While Arctic ice may fully melt by 2040, Far North Fiber views this as a door to install internet cables in the region; capitalizing on the climate disaster and the global surge in internet usage. Navigating daily life without encountering the internet is challenging. From smartphones to digital billboards, the digital realm pervades every aspect of our lives. With its usage surging during the pandemic, just over 5 billion globally...

By Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia