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Women who work in agriculture face significant inequalities, and the climate crisis is only making the situation worse.
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The global ocean surface temperature reached 21.1°C (70°F) in April, the highest recorded ocean surface temperature since records began.
Nearly a quarter of the activists murdered were Indigenous.
The Youth Food Lab is bringing diverse perspectives to solve complex issues in building a resilient food system.
Antibiotic resistance has contributed to millions of deaths worldwide. Research suggests that any bacteria can develop antibiotic tolerance, and possibly resistance, when pushed to their limits.
Findings link hot spots of mosquito-borne disease with the presence of trash near homes, crowded housing, and relatively greater wealth.
Jane Nelson and George Ingram discuss three areas to scale the quantity, quality, and accountability of private sector activities that would better support the SDGs.