You don’t hear it, do you? The earth’s heartbeat, Faint, fast, fading. A rhythm that once was strong, Now gasping for breath Under the weight of our mistakes. We talk, we tweet, But we don’t listen. Plastic in the ocean, Oil in the soil, Smoke in the sky, And we pretend it’s not our fault. […]
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A new report from the World Health Organization highlights the increasing use of sophisticated online marketing techniques for alcohol and the need for more effective regulation. It shows that young people and heavy drinkers are increasingly targeted by alcohol advertising, often to the detriment of their health. Reducing the harm from alcohol – by regulating
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Dear friends and colleagues, I take no pride in the title of this Op-Ed, however, the facts are that Israel is a terrorist state that is committing acts of terror against a population, using any and all means necessary to bring about the extinction of all Palestinians in whole and in part. The United States
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The Origins of Hamas: An Israeli Creation. Hamas has run the Gaza Strip since 2007 after a brief civil war with forces loyal to the Fatah movement led by President Mahmoud Abbas, who is based in the West Bank and also heads the Palestine Liberation Organization, furthermore, Opponents of the Israeli government and some global
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Background: The world today is a mix of incredible progress and daunting challenges. We see technological advancements and improved living standards, yet global peace and security are still elusive. Geopolitical tensions, socio-economic inequalities, and climate change are just a few of the hurdles. Understanding and tackling these issues is essential to create a stable and
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Acts of Kindness: Transforming Lives, One Step at a Time True change begins with small acts of kindness. Over the years, I have seen how simple gestures of compassion can ripple through communities, touching lives in ways that words often cannot. My journey as a youth leader and community advocate has been shaped by an
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With all that is going on in the Middle East regarding Israel and Palestine, this paper will explore just what constitutes a genocidal act and examine if Israel has indeed committed genocide according to international law, NOT American law. I will let you be the judge…. ANY OF THESE ACTS CAN BE CLASSED AS GENOCIDE,
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The story is about four best friends who grew up on the streets and made a pact to help street kids and orphanages once they became successful. As adults, they worked as tour guides at Victoria Falls, but by night, they secretly became “shadow thieves,” stealing artifacts to sell. They used the money they earned
The Horn of Africa, a region rich in history and diverse cultures, has long been plagued by conflict and instability. This volatile region has witnessed numerous armed conflicts, ethnic tensions, and political crises, hindering its potential for development and prosperity. To mitigate these challenges and foster a lasting peace, a multifaceted approach is necessary. Understanding
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Waste Waters from the Production of Sugar Between 1,000 and 1,500 mg/l of BOD are present in the combined sugar mill waste water. According to the pollution guidelines, waste water’s BOD must be less than 30 mg/l when it is dumped into inland surface waters and less than 100 mg/l when it is dumped on
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