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Since 2004, Bill Gates has sent millions of anti-malaria nets to Africa, but the donated gear has been devastating local waters for years

Millions of insecticide-treated mosquito nets distributed across Africa to prevent malaria are being repurposed as fishing gear, raising concerns about declining fish populations, damage to aquatic habitats and the unintended consequences of humanitarian aid. The issue, highlighted in reporting by the International Collective in Support of Fishworkers (ICSF) and National Geographic, illustrates how equipment designed…

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Researchers studying 77 children from Bronze Age cemeteries in Serbia found that burial positions often differed by biological sex, suggesting gender-linked funerary customs were observed during childhood about 4,000 years ago

In Bronze Age communities of present-day Serbia, boys and girls did not have the same burial treatments as adult men and women. Even children who died at a young age received different burial treatment, with rules that distinguished males from females, with the direction of their heads and position of their bodies following different traditions….

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Brooklyn store shares their side of the story of Kelly Clarkson’s ‘unfair’ treatment claim over $15,000 singing bird: ‘Permanently attached to the wall and isn’t for sale’ |

Brooklyn store posts their clarification over Kelly Clarkson’s post about being treated like Julia Roberts from ‘Pretty Woman’. (Instagram) Following Kelly Clarkson’s claims of being treated unfairly like Julia Roberts’ character in ‘Pretty Woman,’ New York City is finally clarifying its side on social media amid the ongoing backlash. Over the weekend, the powerhouse vocalist…

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Video: Harsh Goenka reacts to potatoes roasted in hot sand; X users recall childhood memories

Video: Harsh Goenka reacts to potatoes roasted in hot sand; X users recall childhood memories A video of a traditional potato dish has caught the attention of industrialist Harsh Goenka, sparking a conversation about Indian food on social media. While some users discussed the unusual cooking technique, others recommended regional delicacies and shared memories of…

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Raymond arm plans additional manufacturing facility in Andhra Pradesh; Stock attempts recovery

Shares of Raymond Ltd. rose from the day’s lows on Monday, October 12, after announcing that its arm is setting up an additional brownfield manufacturing facility near its existing manufacturing facility in Andhra Pradesh to meet growing customer demand and support incremental volumes during the current financial year. In an exchange filing, the company said…

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3 grades, 1 teacher; Class 8 student struggles with basic addition: Haryana’s schools face a test | Gurgaon News

Image Credit: TOI/ Anjali Singh. “A Class 12 student was unable to read a line in English or write a simple leave application; Some Class 8 students could not read simple passages in Hindi and English or solve basic addition problems.“NEW DELHI/ GURGAON: At one government primary school in Haryana’s Farrukhnagar, a teacher has to…

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Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher once visited a Kenyan elephant sanctuary where orphaned calves were being raised for the wild amid drought and poaching threats | World News

PC: Sheldrick Wildlife Trust Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher visited the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Kenya, where they spent time with orphaned elephants at the Nairobi Nursery and older animals at Ithumba. The Trust’s account described the actors as captivated by the project and the individual stories of the elephants they encountered. Their visit…

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