Read more about the article Bridging the Digital Divide: GSMA Report Highlights Barriers to Global Mobile Internet Connectivity
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Bridging the Digital Divide: GSMA Report Highlights Barriers to Global Mobile Internet Connectivity

A world still disconnected : 3.45 billion people—43% of the global population—remain offline, according to the latest GSMA State of Mobile Internet Connectivity 2024 report.

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Read more about the article Women in the Digital Economy Fund Launches $500,000 Grants to Bridge India’s Gender Digital Divide
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Women in the Digital Economy Fund Launches $500,000 Grants to Bridge India’s Gender Digital Divide

WiDEF in India is a joint effort between USAID, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and Reliance Foundation to accelerate progress on closing the gender digital divide.

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Read more about the article COP29 and the Elusive $1.3 Trillion Climate Finance Deal: A Reality Check
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COP29 and the Elusive $1.3 Trillion Climate Finance Deal: A Reality Check

As the COP29 climate summit conclude, $300 billion COP29 climate deal as insufficient.  

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Read more about the article Tackling the Plastic Scourge: The Philippines’ Bold Move to Hold Companies Accountable
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Tackling the Plastic Scourge: The Philippines’ Bold Move to Hold Companies Accountable

First in Southeast Asia, The Philippines government has urged businesses to reduce plastic usage through regulation, with financial penalties for non-compliance.

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Read more about the article Gender Imbalance at Tokyo’s Prestigious University: ‘This Has To End’
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Gender Imbalance at Tokyo’s Prestigious University: ‘This Has To End’

Women at Japan’s top university demand change: ‘this has to end’ FOLLOW THIS TOPIC At Japan’s top-ranked university, the University of Tokyo, a stark gender imbalance persists: only one in…

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Read more about the article Indonesia’s Nusa Penida and Gili Matra Declared Particularly Sensitive Sea Areas
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Indonesia’s Nusa Penida and Gili Matra Declared Particularly Sensitive Sea Areas

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has officially designated Nusa Penida and Gili Matra, located in the Lombok Strait, as Particularly Sensitive Sea Areas (PSSAs). FOLLOW THIS TOPIC In a groundbreaking…

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Read more about the article “Biodiversity Jenga” at COP16: A Towering Reminder of Nature’s Fragile Balance
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“Biodiversity Jenga” at COP16: A Towering Reminder of Nature’s Fragile Balance

The Biodiversity Jenga is sponsored by Chris Larsen and nonprofit SeaTrees, features 33 stacked blocks, each representing one of Colombia’s unique ecosystems.

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Read more about the article Breeding Resilience: How Coral IVF Is Changing the Future of Reefs
A University of Miami Rosenstiel School scientist collects healthy coral from the Paradise Reef nursery before being planted on an adjacent reef during a Rescue A Reef coral restoration dive out of Diver's Paradise dive shop located at Crandon Marina in Key Biscayne, Florida, on Friday, Aug. 4, 2023. Rosenstiel School scientists are working to establish a new restoration research site off Miami to identify and better understand the heat tolerance of certain coral species and genotypes during bleaching events like this. (D.A. Varela/Miami Herald/TNS)

Breeding Resilience: How Coral IVF Is Changing the Future of Reefs

In the shimmering waters of the Caribbean, a remarkable experiment is unfolding. Amidst the devastation caused by rising ocean temperatures, scientists have discovered a glimmer of hope: baby corals, bred through a groundbreaking IVF-like technique, are defying the odds and surviving in environments where older colonies are perishing.

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