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World News in Brief: Funding schools in Afghanistan, Seaweed farming in Latin America, drought in Somalia

By Arun Kumar N on August 7, 2025   GENERAL  

World News in Brief: Funding schools in Afghanistan, Seaweed farming in Latin America, drought in Somalia

The agency plans to procure over 1,200 metric tons of fortified biscuits, which will provide 200,000 primary school-aged girls and boys with sustenance for around three months.   “For many children, the daily snack they receive in the first break of the day is often their only nutritious meal, giving them the energy to stay […]

Green gold beneath the waves: How seaweed – and one man’s obsession – could save the world

By Arun Kumar N on June 6, 2025   GENERAL  

Green gold beneath the waves: How seaweed – and one man’s obsession – could save the world

Lesconil, a salt-bitten fishing port tucked into the coast of Brittany, in northern France, stirs slowly under the pale Atlantic dawn. Tide pools shimmer, breathing with the sea — undisturbed but for the cries of seabirds and a lone figure in yellow waders, knee-deep in a forest of seaweed. The man, Vincent Doumeizel, gently lifts […]

Giraffes, parrots, oak trees, cacti among many species facing extinction

By Bharath Panchajanya on September 7, 2022   GENERAL  

Giraffes, parrots, oak trees, cacti among many species facing extinction

It may be surprising to learn that even giraffes, parrots, and oak trees are included in the list of threatened species, as well as cacti and seaweed. Seaweed is one of the planet’s great survivors, and relatives of some modern-day seaweed can be traced back some 1.6 billion years. Seaweed plays a vital role in […]

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