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Friday, February 7, 2025
Thursday, February 6, 2025
Developing #Economies Face Tougher Challenges Amid Slowing Growth
At the dawn of the 21st century, world leaders aimed to eradicate poverty and hunger. They pledged to make development accessible to all. By 2015, their ambition grew stronger, setting a bold deadline: eliminate poverty and hunger by 2030.
https://indianf.com/developing-economies-slowing-growth-challenges/
How does #lifestyle fuel an epidemic of #mental #condom health illnesses?
The relationship between ‘life-style characteristics’ and physical and mental health is typically linked. Psychological well-being is also typically linked to these characteristics. This lifestyle connection is gaining more attention nowadays.
https://indianf.com/how-does-lifestyle-fuel-an-epidemic-of-mental-health-illnesses/
Deadly #Heatwaves Could Threaten Billions as Global #Warming Hits 2°C
As Earth’s global temperature approaches a critical threshold, scientists have raised alarms about the deadly heatwaves that could affect vast areas of the planet. If global warming reaches two degrees Celsius, dangerous heat levels will spread. They will threaten the survival of millions. This threat is significant even among younger populations.
https://indianf.com/deadly-heatwaves-global-warming-2c/
Wednesday, February 5, 2025
As Countries Grow #Wealthier, #Men Grow Taller At Twice the Rate Of Women
As countries grow wealthier and healthier, a recent international study observes that men’s height and weight increase. This occurs at a rate twice that of women. The findings come from an analysis of 135,645 people across 62 countries. They give an insight into how social, economic, and ecological factors influence physical traits. Men show more pronounced changes.
https://indianf.com/rich-health-countries-men-taller-heavier/
Coal Power Plants Choking India’s Crops
In India, coal-fired power plants are silently undermining agriculture. A new study shows that emissions from these plants cut wheat and rice yields by over 10% annually. These grains are crucial for the nation’s food security.https://indianf.com/coal-power-plants-india-crops-study-reveals-yield-losses/
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