Land disputes, climate change pressure Turkish nomads to settleAs drought and tensions with local farmers threaten their pastoralist lifestyle, the last of Turkey's nomadic Yoruks fear they may soon have to settle down |
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US abortion rights: Could a Mississippi case overturn Roe v Wade?The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear a case on Wednesday from Mississippi that could overturn the landmark Roe v. Wade ruling recognizing a woman's right to end a pregnancy |
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Rising sun: Renewables to dominate new power capacity through 2026: IEARenewable electricity capacity in five years will equal today's global total for fossil fuels and nuclear energy combined but needs to grow even faster to meet climate goals |
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U.S. abortion battle: What is the law in other countries?From El Salvador to the Philippines, various countries have near-total bans on abortion like the one that came into force in Texas in September |
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British armed forces to allow people with HIV to enlistFrom next year, serving British military personnel who have tested positive for HIV, but no longer carry a detectable viral load, will be allowed to be deployed on military operations |
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World's underground fungal life to be mapped for first timeFungal networks, which store billions of tonnes of CO2, are under threat from factors including fertiliser use in agriculture, urbanisation and climate change |
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California could save its last nuclear plant- US energy chiefThe Biden administration has expressed support for the nuclear power industry as crucial to its goal of decarbonizing the U.S. electrical grid by 2035 |
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Canada's flood-hit British Columbia braces for more heavy rainFlooding earlier this month in Canada's westernmost province triggered landslides that killed four people, cut off rail access and caused billions of dollars of damage |
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Swedish PM chooses party veteran Damberg as finance ministerSweden PM appoints Lina Axelsson Kihlblom as school minister, the first trans politician to hold the post in the country |
OPINION: Is a WHO pandemic treaty set to fail?The adoption of a ‘pandemic treaty’ could mitigate harm next time we are hit by disease but only with reforms to the international legal system |
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