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New report details rising cost of climate change to human health

Silencing a kindergarten

People are ‘open books’ at Copenhagen’s Human Library

An investigative journalist discusses the risks of chasing a Kremlin spy

A potential market for tree planting emerges as developers eye wood instead of concrete

A look at the intriguing history of rope

In negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, Crimea’s status is a red line that neither side will cross

Weaning Europe off of coal won’t be easy

How Brazil became one of the epicenters of cybercrime

A soccer league brings locals and refugees together in Madrid

Deciphering ancient artifacts with a lost language used by women in Zambia

‘We are starving’: Hunger crisis deepens in Gaza

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