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Across many regions, the growing dependence on ultra-processed foods, sugary beverages, and highly salted products has become a significant health concern. That said, there is good news in providing two important micronutrient needs via salt. After decades of development and steadfast commitment by advocates and experts, common table salt can be fortified with both iron
The US capture of Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, from their official residence in Caracas in a military raid has sent shockwaves around the world and drawn widespread condemnation. Normally, such a breach of sovereignty, carried out without authorization from the UN Security Council, would constitute a clear act of war under international law.
India surpassed China as the world’s most populous country in 2023, a demographic milestone that is both cause for optimism and concern. While a young, growing population offers potential for innovation and growth, it also raises urgent questions about the country’s readiness to absorb the millions entering the labour market each year. The central questions are: Does
The year 2025 marks the 80th anniversary of the Trinity nuclear tests that ushered in the age of atomic weapons and their first use on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. On this eightieth anniversary, when humanity should have honoured the memory of the atomic bomb victims by consigning these weapons to the pages of history, the world is
Our world appears to be angrier. We seem to disagree more with each other, especially online. When Facebook had its own whistleblower in 2021, one of the things she said was that “publishers are saying, ‘Oh, if I do more angry, polarising, divisive content, I get more money.’ Facebook has set up a system of incentives that
Editor’s Note: This article about the current Global Warming trajectory and COP28 was authored by Marc Yaggi, the CEO of Waterkeeper Alliance. Global leaders will gather next week for the COP28 UAE conference, ironically hosted in the United Arab Emirates—a major petrostate—to face the reality of a world marred by the impacts of worsening climate
Free market fundamentalism is failing us ecologically, economically, socially, and politically. Free markets do not clean up oil spills, address climate change, or create public goods like libraries, lighthouses, and weather satellites. Rather this is recognised as the remit of government. But, countries around the world are experiencing dangerous levels of government failure in these areas due to the conflation
The figures are clear – crisis-affected children are not receiving the learning support they need to succeed. As the global education community engages in discussion over this issue, a focus on solutions and outcomes is what will empower these students to learn and acquire the skills they need to climb out of poverty. This week,
We are going through individual and societal change at warp speed, now testing our capacity to adjust, adopt, and prosper. One hundred years ago F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote “The Great Gatsby”, and his main character Gatsby explains how he went from riches to bankruptcy, saying “Slowly, then suddenly.” A similar challenge was described 60 years
Popular culture regularly encourages us to “live in the moment,” but how long is a moment? Before the metric or imperial systems of measurement were developed, philosophers, historians and academics used more general units to quantify time, for example, one “moment” was widely used to represent a period of 90 seconds. Within the 24 hours
In what seems like an outlandish coincidence, a new study reveals roughly 8,000 shootings are linked to climate change in the United States. Using data from cities across the US, researchers at the University of Washington found a correlation between rising temperatures and heat waves that could be contributing to violent behavior across the country.
“Clean air to breathe, clean water to drink, and a clean planet to live in” are the simple, yet urgent requests of Licypriya Kangujam, a young and outspoken environmental activist from India who recently championed her cause to global leaders at COP27 in Egypt. Licypriya is the founder of The Licypriya Foundation and The Child