Carmem Staff/Board Photo /sites/default/files/2025-06/Profile%20pic.jpg agnes Mon, 06/23/2025 – 09:20 Staff/Board Category Staff Carmem Cazaubon, Capacity Building Program Assistant, is from Brazil. Currently based in Rio de Janeiro, she grew up in the coastal town of Rio Grande. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in History with a focus on Anthropology. Carmem […]
Read MoreIN A NUTSHELL In a revolutionary breakthrough, astronomers used fast radio bursts to trace missing ordinary matter in the universe.
The study confirmed that approximately 76% of ordinary matter is dispersed in the intergalactic medium.
Localization of FRBs is crucial for accurately mapping the matter they encounter […]
Embracing Pride, Identity, and Performance Country United States agnes Fri, 06/20/2025 – 18:20 Issues Human Rights Program 5 Main Image By Tia-Alexi Roberts (Narragansett, CS staff) June marks Pride Month, a time to honor the contributions, visibility, and resilience of 2SLGBTQ+ communities. As over 11 million U.S. adults now openly […]
Read MoreIN A NUTSHELL Geely unveils the Galaxy A7 EM-i, a mid-size plug-in hybrid sedan with the Leishen AI Hybrid 2.0 system.
The A7 EM-i offers an impressive driving range of over 1,305 miles and achieves 94 MPG, showcasing top-tier efficiency.
Equipped with AI algorithms, the sedan extends […]
In June 2023, the European Commission adopted long-awaited revised guidelines on horizontal cooperation between competitors, including a brand new chapter dedicated to sustainability agreements. The new guidelines clarify how EU competition rules apply to sustainability agreements, addressing long- standing uncertainties about whether and how competitors can collaborate in the European […]
Read MoreIN A NUTSHELL Chery is launching its flagship plug-in hybrid sedan, the Fulwin A9L, in China next month, with global sales set for early 2026.
The Fulwin A9L features the advanced Kunpeng Super Hybrid Electric 6.0 system, offering a total range of approximately 1,243 miles.
Chery aims […]
Negotiators at then UN Climate conference in Bonn, Germany. Credit: Friday Phiri By Friday PhiriBONN, Jun 20 2025 (IPS) In recent years, there has been growing evidence of how climate change is impacting human health in several ways. The Lancet Countdown has been producing ‘eye-popping’ reports, highlighting how climate change […]
Read MoreRainforests and Resistance: Indigenous Leadership in the Fight to Save the Congo, Amazon, and Kalimantan Country Global agnes Fri, 06/20/2025 – 16:24 Issues Lands, Resources, and Environments Program 5 Main Image Although rainforests cover only 6% of the Earth, they harbor over half of its plant and animal species. These […]
Read MoreIN A NUTSHELL Paleontologists conducted CT scans on a rare dinosaur egg and a Giant Beaver skull at the New York State Museum.
The scans revealed hidden internal structures, offering new scientific insights into these ancient species.
The collaboration between the museum and Albany Medical Center highlights […]
The removal of tens of thousands of Maasai from Ngorongoro to Msomera is part of a disturbing global trend known as “fortress conservation,” where Indigenous people are cast as threats to biodiversity rather than its protectors.
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