Can Montreal help communities: COP15 negotiators have their work cut out; here is how
Developed countries are expected to oppose their developing counterparts; but change is imperative
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An integrative approach to align the needs of elderly as well as older adults in programmes and policies is the need of hour
Indigenous peoples sue Ecuador govt, oil firms over spill
On April 7, 2 oil pipelines had spilled 15,000 barrels of crude oil into 2 of Ecuador's most important rivers
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500-year-old horn container discovered in South Africa sheds light on pre-colonial Khoisan medicines
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How India remains poor: Nine billionaires own as much as half the people
India protests against rising Inequality
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One of Brazil’s most noted indigenous voices, Sonia Guajajara, speaks on the Amazon fires
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Indigenous peoples’ health needs special attention: UN
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Enemies of the state?
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Leopards of Jawai: a failing success story?
A thriving tourism industry has come up in Jawai thanks to frequent leopard sightings
Refuge pockets critical for persistence of Blackbuck in human-dominated landscapes: Study
The study examines how blackbuck use habitats characterised by seasonally changing resources, threats of predators, intensive human pressures in …
Indian activists call for recognition of queer relationships beyond marriage
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People march for climate in Delhi
Communities take out massive rally to fight climate change
Discarded fishing gear threatens Ganga dolphins, turtles
Researchers said the waste fishing gear could be recycled and used in clothes, carpets
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Instead of identification, the state should allow tribal rights over sacred groves
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