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Australian boy in bullying video receives global support

People around the world have rallied behind a nine-year-old Australian...

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New protections for jaguar and Asian elephant

'Birdgirl' Mya-Rose Craig receives Bristol University honorary doctorate

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Astonishing blue whale numbers at South Georgia

Scientists say they have seen a remarkable collection of blue whales in...

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The powerhouse barge that loves cleaning rivers

Thanks to “The Interceptor” catamaran, the Klang River has turned back...

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New climate change game lets users influence lawmakers

Users will be able to vote on their preferred climate solutions.

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Women entrepreneurs could single-handedly lower India’s unemployment rate

They have the potential to provide 170 million jobs by 2030.

NHS staff will able to refuse non-emergency treatment to patients being racist or sexist

A staff survey has found a rise in physical attacks on staff.

New snail named after Greta Thunberg

The Swedish activist is 'delighted' that the new-to-science species will bear her name.

Used restaurant cooking oil finds a new lease on life in high-tech

University of Toronto researchers have discovered how to transform used frying oil into a vital tech product.

Women can now hold command positions in India’s army

India’s government had fought against this ruling.

Petrol and diesel car sales ban could start in 12 years

The UK's planned ban on sales of new petrol, diesel or hybrid cars could start as early as 2032, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has said.

Children facing uncertain future

No country offers a child both the chance of a healthy upbringing and an environment fit for their future, the World Health Organization (WHO)...

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Children facing uncertain future

No country offers a child both the chance of a healthy upbringing and an environment fit for their future, the World Health Organization (WHO)...

What a week of junk food can do to your brain

Indulging in a Western-style diet for 7 days impaired the brain function in healthy young people and made them want to overeat, researchers ...

Building the world we dream.

A new documentary about a group of young people traveling across the world to build schools for the children of Mozambique.

Electric cars won't save us: It takes years to pay off the upfront carbon emissions

A new lifecycle analysis released by Volkswagen demonstrates that it is not as quick as we thought. It shows the batteries being the true hot...

Neanderthal 'skeleton' is first found in a decade

Researchers have described the first "articulated" remains of a Neanderthal to be discovered in a decade.

Airbus proposes blended wing body planes that reduce fuel consumption by 20 percent

Over the years Airbus have been making their planes lighter and and have improved fuel efficiency by 2.1 percent per year between 2009 and 2020,...

Heart doctors held back stent death data

Doctors working on a clinical trial for treatment of heart disease held back key data, Newsnight has been told.

Indian students were forced to strip to prove they weren't on their periods

The hostel where students board maintains strict rules for women when they are on their period.

Study finds that owning a car is bad for our health

How good active transportation is for our health, and how bad driving is?

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Ntirho Hi Twanano (trabajo en unión)

A Mozambique is a social project, born in 2011, led by Argentinean volunteers that seeks to promote the development of education in Mozambique .

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MOXOS: A dream in the middle of the Amazon. Trailer part 1

MOXOS: A dream in the middle of the Amazon. Trailer part 1

Red Shoe Movement | The movement behind #RedShoeTuesday

Red Shoe Movement | The movement behind #RedShoeTuesday

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Ashoka's dream of empower new social leaders

Ashoka's dream of empower new social leaders

Fertiliser could be used to power ocean-going ships

Ocean-going ships could be powered by ammonia within the decade as the shipping industry takes action to curb carbon emissions.

Gene therapy to halt rare form of sight loss

A new gene therapy has been used to treat patients with a rare inherited eye disorder which causes blindness.

Human compost funerals 'better for environment'

A US firm has given scientific details of its "human composting" process for environmentally friendly funerals.

German firms Bayer and BASF fight $265m US fine over weedkiller

German chemical giant Bayer is to appeal against a Missouri court's award of $265m (£203m) to a US peach grower who blamed a herbicide for crop...

Bon Jovi’s new community restaurant serves free meals to students

Volunteer an hour at Soul Kitchen and receive a free meal.

Delta Airlines is going to invest $1 billion to get carbon neutral

Delta Air Lines announced on Friday that it will spend $1 billion over the next 10 years on its way to becoming the first carbon-neutral airline...