INSIGHT-Global spotlight on illegal mica mines drives Indian villagers to hide deathsCampaigners and police say villagers are less likely to report accidents and deaths in a trade they know to be illegal, fearing arrest or losing their income |
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Mental health at risk as California wildfire threat grows"This whole county has PTSD, depression. Everybody could use some counseling," says one survivor of California's Paradise wildfire |
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INTERVIEW-Moroccan scientist hunts for resilient plants to feed a warming Middle EastFood security is an acute concern for Gulf countries that rely on imports of staple grains from other nations that could themselves experience shortages |
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Men in UK and U.S. seen growing less comfortable with women leadersIn the United States, men's attitudes to female leaders grew more negative and just 49% said they would be "very comfortable" with a woman as head of government |
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Fossil fuel polluters from U.S. to China far off climate targets - UNCountries plan to produce 150% more coal in 2030 than would be consistent with limiting global warming to 2C, study shows |
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US cities hit record highs in LGBT+ protections, research showsThe numbers of cities offering transgender-inclusive health benefits and acting against so-called conversion therapy have hit record highs |
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Homes, land destroyed as desperate Zimbabweans turn to illegal gold miningWith Zimbabwe going through its worst economic crisis in a decade, desperate citizens are turning to illegal gold mining to make a living, officials say, sparking violence and driving people from their land |
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Danish study rejects link between abortion and suicideSuicide attempts are mostly closely associated with having previous contact with psychiatric services or use of medication to treat depression, anxiety or psychosis |
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American Medical Association announces support for U.S. ban on conversion therapyThe physicians' group will develop model legislation and advocate for a federal ban on the discredited practice |
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FACTBOX-Five global deforestation hotspots as Brazil reveals Amazon spikeThe world lost 12 million hectares (30 million acres) of tropical tree cover last year, researchers found |
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New front opens in Australian bushfires, power cut to thousandsWith strong winds stoking blazes, authorities put residents near four of the fires on high alert to flee in case the flames spread rapidly |
OPINION: The global sanitation challenge: Is there a silver bullet?A smart balance of microcredit, subsidies and behaviour change activities is likely to get us a good step closer to tackling the sanitation crisis |
OPINION: We need to think about bringing up children without genderThe idea of removing gender for child-rearing is unsettling, but instructive if we are to think about how to overcome harmful gender stereotypes |
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