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‘Noah’s arks’ for fruit trees: How conservation orchards preserve and boost biodiversity

The COP16 biodiversity conference opened on October 21, 2024. The UN conference is an opportunity to highlight that biodiversity is crucial for ensuring a sustainable food system. However, it is directly threatened by climate change and its side effects, such as the emergence of parasites. These disruptions, which reduce crop…

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Maricopa County: Key Battleground In Arizona Politics

Maricopa County, Arizona, is a pivotal battleground in national politics due to its size, diversity, and evolving political landscape.

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e.l.f Beauty's CFO on the company's fast growth and 'walking the walk' on diversity

The cosmetics and skincare company made its debut on Fortune's 100 Fastest-Growing Companies list.

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TLR: The role of remote solutions in building a diverse workforce

How remote work targets businesses seeking a competitive edge through diversity.

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Sex swings, dance poles and mirrored ceilings: ‘love motels’ provide last-minute rooms for Cop16 delegates

Thousands more people than expected are at the biodiversity summit in Cali, Colombia, and hotels are full – leading the city’s council to press less orthodox accommodation into service

The Guardian - UK

Big Guns Descend On Cali For Final Push In UN Biodiversity Talks

Heads of state, ministers and UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres arrive in Cali Tuesday hoping to add impetus to grinding talks on ways to save nature from human destruction.

International Business Times

Big guns descend on Cali for final push in UN biodiversity talks

Heads of state, ministers and UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres arrive in Cali Tuesday hoping to add impetus to grinding talks on ways to save nature from human destruction.

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How forensic DNA analysis can falsely link people to crime scenes

Researchers have found that forensic "DNA mixture analysis" is less accurate for certain groups of people with lower genetic diversity, which could falsely link them to crime scenes.

LiveScience

Dingoes are not mating with dogs – but that could soon change if the culling continues

The dingo was completely isolated from other canines on the Australian mainland for more than 5,000 years, until domestic dogs arrived on the scene. Subsequent concerns about livestock loss formed the basis of Australia’s “wild dog” (dingo) pest control programs, which continue today. Stretching 5,614km across Australia, the “dingo fence”…

The Conversation

US universities are struggling to increase diversity. Are legacy admissions part of the problem?

Since the US supreme court banned affirmative action, university enrollment for students of color has dropped

The Guardian - US

Breast cancer in Africa: myths that need to be debunked

There are many myths about breast cancer, particularly in Africa with its rich diversity of people, different genetic backgrounds and ancestral histories.

The Conversation

From Gaza to Chad, seeds find refuge in Arctic 'doomsday' vault

An Arctic seed vault designed to safeguard the world's plant diversity has received thousands of new samples, marking the largest number of depositors since 2020. The latest deposits, including Palestinian seeds, come amid growing concerns over conflict and climate change threatening food security.

Radio France Internationale

UN Biodiversity Summit Making 'Very Good Progress': Officials

Crunch UN talks on ways to "halt and reverse" species loss by 2030 have made "very good progress," officials said Friday, as the summit in Colombia marked its halfway point.

International Business Times

Fujifilm combats a lack of diversity in the photography industry with 'Women4Inclusion'

Fujifilm launches a special edition of Women4Women, a corporate magazine featuring inspirational stories from amazing people

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Concerns raised over access to UK Biobank data after ‘race scientists’ claims

Expert says any suggestion of Human Diversity Foundation accessing sensitive data could affect public trust in science

The Independent UK

Loose Women’s Charlene White hits out at Dan Wootton over ‘diversity’ comments

Presenter led the show with three of her fellow Black hosts on Thursday

The Guardian - UK

‘Diversity of thought brings innovation’: can discovery research lead to new cancer cures?

Researchers are getting a better grasp on the fundamental nature of cancer – from cell division to its interaction with the immune system – and those insights are leading to new ways to diagnose, prevent and treat the disease

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Bill Clinton Optimistic About Democrats' Polling In Arizona

Former President Bill Clinton expresses optimism about Democratic Party's polling prospects in Arizona, highlighting state's diversity and empowerment.

The Conversation

Want to build healthier cities? Make room for bird and tree diversity

More than five million Canadians — approximately one in eight of us — are living with a mood, anxiety or substance use disorder. The prevalence of mental disorders is on the rise, with a third of those with a disorder reporting unmet or partially met needs for mental health-care services.

TechRadar

Why aren’t we using technology to drive diversity?

Pleo's CTO Meri Williams explores how ESG reporting and tech can boost diversity, emphasizing that human leadership is essential for driving meaningful change.

The Independent UK

Cop16: What is the UN nature summit and what will negotiations involve?

Here are answers to key questions about the Cop16 conference on biodiversity.

The Conversation

Toothbrushes and showerheads covered in viruses ‘unlike anything we’ve seen before’ – new study

Toothbrushes and showerheads in American homes are teeming with viruses known as bacteriophages (bacteria eaters), a new study has found. Many of these “phages” – as they’re known for short – have never been identified before.

The Conversation

New report reveals that targets to save 30% of the ocean by 2030 aren’t being met

The world is gathering in Colombia for the UN biodiversity conference known as Cop16, a biannual pulse-taking of the living planet where actions to protect the natural world are agreed. At its last meeting in 2022, an ambitious roadmap for nature protection was put in place. As part of that…

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