Health experts call virus pandemic a window into future climate threatsThe coronavirus threat - and the responses to it - suggest the kind of challenges dealing with global warming may bring |
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Countries threaten jail for April Fools' Day jokes about coronavirusGovernments fear April 1 pranks about COVID-19 could fuel rumours and put lives at risk |
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What coronavirus can teach us about tackling climate changeThe shutdowns imposed in response to the pandemic are a crash course in a greener future for the world's richer inhabitants |
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Delhi's push to modernise threatens iconic sites, public spaceRapid urbanisation threatens old buildings and traditional markets as cities rush to build office blocks and rail networks |
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Colombia reports first coronavirus cases among indigenous peopleTwo people from the the Yukpa group contract COVOD-19 which could have a devastating impact on tribal communities |
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LGBT+ marches unite in first online Global Pride due to coronavirusGlobal Pride will be livestreamed on June 27, after hundreds of marches were forced to postpone due to the COVID-19 pandemic |
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Businesses for good debate solutions online as Skoll forum goes virtualThe Skoll World Forum is taking place online due to the coronavirus outbreak |
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EU presses on with tighter 2030 climate target despite pandemicEU executive has suggested it will heed calls from campaigners and investors that economic recovery measures should also accelerate the low-carbon transition |
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Coronavirus fuels surge in complaints about working conditions in BrazilSome of the complaints include those from healthcare workers who are being denied protective gear |
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Uganda charges 20 LGBT+ people with risking spread of coronavirusThe inhabitants of an Ugandan LGBT+ shelter were charged with disobeying COVID-19 social distancing rules |
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Malaysia apologises for telling women not to nag during virus lockdownsMalaysia's women's affairs ministry campaign included advice to speak with a cartoon cat voice and wear makeup while working from home |
OPINION: Why we need women’s leadership in the COVID-19 responseSolving health emergencies like the coronavirus demands the best minds the world has to offer – including women |
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