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Climate Crisis: Elephants in the Room are Getting Nastier

May 20, 2021 editorclimate, Op-Ed

The year 2020 will forever be notorious for the COVID-19 pandemic but it might also be known by historians for a precipitous rise in second order climate change consequences — a new elephant in the room.

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How CSOs are influencing pro-poor WASH budgets in Bangladesh

March 20, 2021 editorBangladesh, Budget, Columns, Society

By Mohammad Zobair Hasan Budget tracking in water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) helps to understand how public budget is allocated and utilized to improve access to services for all. WASH Budget tracking is a process to improve water and sanitation…

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Are High-Ranking UN Jobs Political Birthright of Big Powers?

March 16, 2021 editorEmployment, Int’l relations, Op-Ed

developing countries, comprising over two-thirds of the 193 UN member states, are complaining they are not being adequately represented in the higher echelons of the world body.

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Are water futures the future of water?

January 19, 2021 editorOp-Ed, Water

Water futures have so far failed to address concerns regarding access to water in developing countries. There is no easy panacea for humanity’s water needs.

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Are the SDGs in reverse gear?

May 26, 2020 editorDevelopment, Op-Ed, Sustainability

By Saida Ali NAIROBI, Kenya, May 25 2020 (IPS) – When I was a little girl, my mother told us the story of a woman who escaped from a monster by cooking stones: when the monster fell asleep waiting for…

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Asymptomatic patients are innocent ‘corona bombs’: Experts

May 11, 2020May 11, 2020 editorBangladesh, Health, Lead News

Dhaka, May 11 – As the health authorities are now focusing on detection of those showing symptoms of Covid-19 for isolation from others amid limited testing capacity in the country, experts think silent spreaders have become a bigger problem.

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Small forest patches act as islands and corridors of biodiversity

February 20, 2020February 20, 2020 editorBiodiversity, Forestry

by Sahana Ghosh on 19 February 2020 • Identification of smaller forest pockets that still hold high levels of biodiversity is essential for conservation. • Connecting smaller protected forests to larger ones can ensure movement of animals so that there…

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The Brexit Election: Not all outcomes are equally bad

November 28, 2019 editorColumns, Politics

by Brendan Donnelly Director, The Federal Trust 27th November 2019 – Jeremy Corbyn has rarely in recent decades feared political controversy. On issues such as Ireland, the Middle East, NATO, income redistribution and renationalisation, he has advocated with candour and…

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World Food Day 2019 – “Our actions are our future”

October 16, 2019October 16, 2019 editorFood & nutrition, Op-Ed

By IPS World Desk Rome, Oct 14 2019 (IPS) – Globalization and urbanization have had a staggering impact on human history, especially over the last decade.

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Trees are from Eden

October 12, 2019 editorColumns, Literature

Sudhirendar Sharma Liberalisation of morality notwithstanding, the heroism of surrender and sacrifice is unlikely to fade anytime soon.

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Greta Thunberg tells world leaders ‘you are failing us’

September 23, 2019 editorclimate, Lead News

UN, 23 Sept 2019 Climate Change – Speaking at the beginning of the UN’s Climate Action Summit on Monday, the 16-year-old acclaimed climate activist Greta Thunberg, was unsparing in her criticism of world leaders, telling them that they are still…

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Thomas Cook is dead: 150,000 UK holidaymakers are stranded

September 23, 2019 editorTourism

Lianna Brinded, Head of Yahoo Finance UK 23 September 2019 – Major travel operator Thomas Cook (TCG.L) has finally collapsed after months of trying to seal bailout cash from Chinese conglomerate Fosun as well as from a number of other…

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Are 9-to-5 jobs fast becoming history – even at the UN?

September 7, 2019September 7, 2019 editorEmployment, ICT Horizon

By Thalif Deen UN, Sep 6 2019 (IPS) – With the rapid leap in digital technology – including increased access to conference calls, e-translations, skype, text messaging and emails—more and more offices in the United States are providing employees with…

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Quarter of pesticides used in US are banned in EU

June 12, 2019June 12, 2019 sub EditorNews, Technology

More than a quarter of the total volume of pesticides used in US agriculture are banned in the European Union, and 3 percent and 2 percent are banned in China and Brazil respectively, according to a study published yesterday in…

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These dangerous aliens are here to stay

May 31, 2019May 31, 2019 editorBiodiversity, Life, Op-Ed, Transportation, Wildlife

By Baher Kamal Madrid, May 29 2019 (IPS) – No, no, no. Nothing to do with what the US and Europe’s far-right fanatics now use to vociferate, saying once and again that “migrants come here to destroy our democracy, our…

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