Culture
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Booming tourism emits 8 percent of greenhouse gases, study shows
Tourism is responsible for a twelfth of world greenhouse gas emissions, and a vacation boom is complicating a global drive…
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Maori Institute Invites PNG to Annual Show
The Maori Arts and Culture Institute has invited Papua New Guinea to attend the New Zealand National Indigenous Conference come…
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China installs cruise missiles on South China Sea outposts – CNBC report
China has installed anti-ship cruise missiles and surface-to-air missile systems on three of its outposts in the South China Sea,…
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‘Umbrella in a hurricane’: U.N. says climate funding far too low
Worldwide investments in limiting climate change are far too low and as flimsy as using an umbrella in a hurricane,…
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Wider Image: Tequila boom rooted in traditional farming techniques
A growing thirst for tequila from New York to Tokyo has made the sale of the drink into a multibillion-dollar…
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Scientists Made First Harvest for Kabwum District Potato Rehabilitation Project’s Trial
Mi Ripota Jonah Anton who is an agricultural scientist at National Agriculture Research Institute (NARI) told Mi Ripot today (May…
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New Ireland Triathlon Academy: Combating Global Problems at a Local Level
NITA through its Enviro Youth Ambassador program 2018, is actively helping to address some of their local waste pollution issues…
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Trickle of ‘caravan’ migrants starts to enter U.S. soil
U.S. immigration officials began processing a trickle of asylum applications on Tuesday from a caravan of Central American migrants camped…
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Autobots Roll Out! – transforming robot unveiled in Japan
A Transformers-style, humanoid robot that can shape shift into a sports car in about 60 seconds was unveiled in Japan…
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Caterpillar infestation threatens Ivory Coast cocoa mid-crop
Caterpillars are eating into cocoa crops in coastal regions of Ivory Coast, threatening what so far has been a promising…
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