Nia Tero: Indigenous Guardianship the Only Time-Tested Approach To Healthy Ocean Ecosystems
‘Aulani Wilhelm (left) and Lysa Win (right) of Nia Tero in UNOC3. Credit: Naureen Hossain/IPS by Naureen Hossain (nice, france) Thursday,
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Pacific States, Territories Gift the World its ‘Largest Conservation Project’
A handcrafted tapa with a map of the Blue Pacific was unveiled at the launch of Unlocking Blue Pacific Prosperity
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South Asian Cities Faced Relentless, Record-Breaking Heatwaves Last Year
Workers in Dhaka holding up messages for climate and labour justice during May Day activities. Credit: Hadi Uddin / Greenpeace
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As AI evolves, pressure mounts to regulate ‘killer robots’
Every day, we voluntarily give up information about ourselves to machines. This happens when we accept an online cookie or
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Abundance of Renewable Energy Attracts Major Data Centers to Brazil
A digital meeting by Brazil’s Ministry of Science and Technology to discuss the use of artificial intelligence in the public
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‘We Are Witnessing Ecocide in West Papua, One of the World’s Richest Biodiversity Centres’
by CIVICUS Thursday, May 29, 2025 Inter Press Service May 29 (IPS) – CIVICUS discusses the devastating impact of palm
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Polish Border Wall Puts Local Tatars on the Brink
The interior of the Kruszyniany mosque, located in one of Poland’s two Tatar villages. Its caretaker, Dzemil Gembicki, welcomes visitors
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Economic Growth is the Wrong Metric for Our Time
Indonesia’s largest coal mining company in operation. Even “green” energy requires destructive mining for trace minerals. Credit: Dominik Vanyi Opinion
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How Computational Biology Is Zoning in on the Future of Agriculture
Megan Matthews Opinion by Megan Matthews (champaign, illinois) Thursday, May 22, 2025 Inter Press Service CHAMPAIGN, Illinois, May 22 (IPS) –
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Malnutrition Plagues Children and Pregnant Women in Afghanistan
Despite having around 159 health facilities, including hospitals and clinics, much of Helmand Province’s population remains without access to essential
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