Six ways children’s rights can help create a cleaner, healthier planet

25 November 2023 Asupan Warta / Newsfeed 0 Comment

Photo: Pixabay/sathyamony A concentration of greenhouse gases, rising sea levels, and warming, acidifying oceans – these represent a clear threat to children’s health, and even their right to life. The UN World Meteorological Organisation warned recently of alarming, continuing trends in these four key indicators of climate change, which will severely impact […]

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oPt: ICRC teams begin multi-day operation to reunite Gaza hostages and West Bank detainees with their families, deliver assistance

24 November 2023 Asupan Warta / Newsfeed 0 Comment

Countries: Israel, occupied Palestinian territory Source: International Committee of the Red Cross The ICRC will also bring much-needed humanitarian assistance and additional medical supplies to be delivered to hospitals in Gaza, reinforcing the aid deliveries the ICRC has already carried out.

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Can COP28 Deliver for Cities and Climate Migrants?

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Climate migrants tend to move to cities in their own countries where they often end up in urban slums characterized by sub-standard housing. Credit: Donatas Dabravolskas/Shutterstock By Jin-ho ChungOXFORD, England, Nov 24 2023 (IPS) The impacts of climate change on human mobility have yet to be fully understood and addressed […]

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11 Ways to Decolonize Your Thanksgiving and Honor Native Peoples

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11 Ways to Decolonize Your Thanksgiving and Honor Native Peoples Country Global kevin.larrea Wed, 11/22/2023 – 13:06 Issues None Program 5 Main Image 11 Ways to Relearn Thanksgiving and to Honor Native Peoples With Native American Heritage Month well underway and Thanksgiving/National Day of Mourning occurring tomorrow, it is an […]

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WFP mounts first response for families forced to return to Afghanistan as harsh winter looms

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Countries: Afghanistan, Pakistan Source: World Food Programme WFP continues to supply all arriving families with fortified biscuits and cash to buy food or other basic necessities. This month, WFP has already assisted 250,000 people.

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Give Wildlife a Seat at the Table

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International Animal Rescue addresses the urgent need for wildlife representation at COP28. The campaign aims to push world leaders to seriously consider the planet’s wildlife and the biodiversity crisis during COP28 discussions. (November 30-December 12 in Dubai, UAE) By Gavin BruceUCKFIELD, UK, Nov 23 2023 (IPS) As we stand at […]

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Pesky shipworms could become a sustainable superfood

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Photo: University of Plymouth Naked Clams are saltwater mollusks that are the planet’s fastest-growing bivalve, which can reach a length of 30cm in just six months. This feat they achieve by burrowing into waste wood and converting it into nutritious protein. Their growth rate could make them an ecofriendly superfood, […]

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COP28 Organization Sign-On Letter: Ensure Indigenous Peoples’ Rights Are Secured in the “Green” Transition

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COP28 Organization Sign-On Letter: Ensure Indigenous Peoples’ Rights Are Secured in the “Green” Transition Country Global agnes Tue, 11/21/2023 – 11:52 Issues Human Rights Program 5 Main Image Sign on to the letter here.  Dear COP28 Delegates,  We, Indigenous leaders and allies from diverse cultures, traditions, and regions across the […]

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Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Flash Sale…? Make sure you know the rules

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With the ubiquitous “Black Friday”—and now “Black Week”—having taken hold in the European Union and the United Kingdom, consumers will currently be inundated with offers and shopping around for the best deal. Retailers should ensure they are ready to engage in transparent discounting that is compliant with the applicable EU […]

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Nanoplastics in the brain may promote Parkinson’s disease

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With mounting evidence that tiny nanoplastic particles are in our bodies has come growing concern over the potential health impacts, and now a new study finds a link between nanoplastics in the brain and a higher risk for Parkinson’s disease. Nanoparticles arise when the chemical polymers used in plastic packaging, […]

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