For the São Paolo-based photographer, abandoned trains, planes, and automobiles are far from forgotten.
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In a new study, scientists tested soil samples from residential and play areas in the Greater Fifth Ward, a neighborhood of Houston, Texas and found high concentrations of lead. The researchers tested for heavy metals and metalloids, such as lead, arsenic and mercury. While the levels for most of the heavy metals and metalloids appeared […]
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Addressing Gender Inequality, State Fragility, and Climate Vulnerability in the Sahel Region
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Given the intensity and severity at which environmental and political events are unfolding in the Sahel, it is imperative to have a greater understanding of the effects of climate change and state fragility within each country, as well as regionally.
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Tue, 11/12/2024 – 20:20
Publication Date
06/30/2024
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Conflict and Governance
Gender and Social Inclusion
Country
Burkina Faso
Chad
Mali
Mauritania
Niger
Region
Africa
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The UK government set out plans this week for one the country’s largest heat networks, which is slated to provide low-carbon heat to about 1,000 buildings in central London. The network is part of a £1 billion ($1.29 billion) initiative to provide low-carbon heating throughout Westminster, a city and governmental hub within Greater London. The […]
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