Diet for healthy people, healthy planet too costly for someAt $2.84 per head per day, the 'ideal diet' would be beyond reach for nearly 1.6 billion people, mostly in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, researchers say |
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Climate change-fueled US wildfires take toll on those who fight them"You have 200 homes destroyed. Five years ago, that would have been crazy. Losing 200 now was a win. It was a victory that no one died," says one firefighter |
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ANALYSIS-As climate change hits crops, debate heats up over use of plant gene dataGovernments spar over how to share out benefits fairly from new high-tech methods to develop climate-resilient crops |
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'Revenge porn' victim fights back with Mexican law to stem digital violenceThe sharing of private sexual photos or videos without consent which is a growing problem globally as more people go online using smartphones |
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FACTBOX-Heat is on to bring cooling to 1 billion people without itAs global temperatures continue to creep upward as a result of climate change, a little over 1 billion people face threats because they lack cooling methods |
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INTERVIEW-Native American woman hopes to make history with first U.S. Congress seatKimberly Teehee, a Native American woman, is poised to make history as the first delegate to formally represent an indigenous community in the U.S. House of Representatives |
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Singapore tackles 'pop up' sex but little help seen for victimsThe government has announced tougher sentences in a bid to stamp out a trend for temporary apartment brothels, most staffed by women lured from poorer parts of Asia |
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Out of school, in the dictionary: 'Climate strike' declared 'word of the year'As climate protesters have taken to the streets around the world, a new term is gaining popularity |
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INTERVIEW -How to stay safe in South Africa? Play rugby says women's captain"No one can attack you on a rugby field. No man can point a gun at you, hurt you, throw a fist at you," Babalwa Latsha said |
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California wildfires spark interest in DIY home protectionFrom high-tech "fire blankets" to simple measures like clearing dead vegetation, home-owners can try to keep their properties safer as wildfire risks rise |
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In Helsinki, low-carbon ratings aim to make choosing green easierLooking for the most climate-friendly places to eat, shop or find entertainment in Finland's capital? It's now easy to check |
OPINION: As drought hits, Zimbabweans are going hungryBut efforts to boost food security, health and nutrition in Zimbabwe's cities could have a big payoff |
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