World hit hardest by dengue fever in 2023, with more than five million cases and 5,500 deaths

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Countries: Argentina, Bangladesh, Bolivia (Plurinational State of), Brazil, Burkina Faso, Cambodia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guatemala, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mexico, Nepal, Peru, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Thailand, Viet Nam, World Source: Save the Children An estimated 1.3 billion children globally, over one in two, live in countries where dengue outbreaks are frequent […]

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Human Rights Crucial as Wealthy Nations Reap Energy Transition Benefits

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Yamide Dagnet points to the urgency of climate action to meet the Paris Agreements, while protecting frontline communities as about 70 000 attendees grapple with issues during the UN Climate Change Conference COP28. Credit: COP28/Walaa Alshaer By Umar Manzoor ShahDUBAI, Dec 3 2023 (IPS) As the world converges for COP […]

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Why is There Funding for War But Never for Climate Finance, Ask Feminists

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A feminist coalition called for feminist approaches to combating climate change. Credit: Umar Manzoor Shah/IPS By Umar Manzoor ShahDUBAI , Dec 2 2023 (IPS) The Feminist Green New Deal Coalition has highlighted feminist climate solutions and shared feminist policies and frameworks that are advancing just climate policies at the United […]

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Vegan diets can work wonders in preventing cardiovascular disease

2 Desember 2023 Asupan Warta / Newsfeed 0 Comment

Photo: Pixabay/JillWellington As cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and obesity are at all-time highs across much of the developed world, attention is turning to diets that can prevent or alleviate these conditions. Phasing out ultra-processed foods in favour of whole foods is a good place to start. But what next? Generally the […]

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Israel-Jordan Relations in The Wake of The Gaza War

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The King of Jordan addressing the UN General Assembly last September By Alon Ben-MeirNEW YORK, Dec 1 2023 (IPS) Although the dire impact of the Israel-Hamas war has touched many countries in the region and beyond, no foreign country has been so profoundly affected by the war than Jordan. Israel […]

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Implementing a just transition to net zero: Driving climate action through extension system reforms

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Guiding agricultural transformation among smallholders.

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Afghanistan: WFP needs $26.3 million in first phase of aiding Afghan returnees who are unsure how they will survive winter

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Countries: Afghanistan, Pakistan Source: World Food Programme Forced returns come at the worst time for families already struggling to get by. With virtually no possessions and nowhere to go, people said they did not know how they would survive the cold months.

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Chicago Employers: Prepare For New Paid Leave Ordinance Effective 31 December 2023

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On 9 November 2023, the Chicago City Council passed the Chicago Paid Leave and Paid Sick and Safe Leave Ordinance1(the Ordinance). The Ordinance takes effect on 31 December 2023, and replaces Chicago’s current paid sick leave ordinance.2 Under the Ordinance, starting 1 January 2024, Chicago employees are entitled to up to […]

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Emerging Trends in the Global Soybean Complex

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Virtual IFPRI-AMIS Seminar Series: December 14, 2023 at 9:30am-11:00am EST. This seminar will explore the market outlook for soybeans and vegetable oils, and examine the implications of the US biodiesel industry and recent developments in South American soybean production.

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At least 23 killed as cholera outbreak poses deadly threat to thousands of displaced children in Ethiopia

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Country: Ethiopia Source: Save the Children In the worst hit district of Kelafo in Somali region, Save the Children is reporting a huge spike in cholera cases among children under five, who account for nearly 80% of the confirmed cases.

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