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Japan Sends Man to G7 Meeting on Women’s Empowerment | Time
The G7 Ministerial Meeting on Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment participants pose for a group photo in Nikko on June 25, 2023.Jiji Press/AFP/Getty Images Representatives from each of the Group of Seven (G7) nations gathered in the Japanese city of Nikko, 70 miles north of Tokyo, this weekend for a two-day summit on gender equality and women’s empowerment, where they discussed everything from
The U.K. Just Banned 'Harmful Gender Stereotypes' in Advertising
A ban on advertisements containing “harmful” gender stereotypes came into force in the U.K. on Friday, in a move experts hope will reduce gender inequality. Adverts containing stereotypes such as women being bad at driving, or a husband being lazy while his wife cleans, will likely fall foul of the new rules recommended by the U.K.’s Advertising Standards Authority (ASA). “Making assumptions about
Popular Philippines Island Shuts Down for Sewage Cleanup
Holiday plans may be foiled, but the Philippines’ government claims it is saving tourists from an even worse fate: swimming in raw sewage. The country is shuttering the tropical island of Boracay for six months due to its waste treatment problem, Agence France-Presse reports. A regular feature of holiday destination lists, Boracay is known for its white sand beaches and lively nightlife, but has e
Climate Change Could Wipe Out Half of All Forest Wildlife
The Yellow-spotted River Turtle is one of the largest South American river turtles, in Bananal island, Amazon rainforest, Brazil.Jose Caldas—Brazil Photos/LightRocket/Getty Images As much as half of wildlife and 60% of plants in the world’s richest forests could be at risk of extinction in the next century if stronger efforts aren’t taken to combat climate change, according to a new report on the
President Trump Seeks to Open Most U.S. Coastal Waters to New Oil Drilling
The Trump administration is proposing to open almost all U.S. coastal waters to oil drilling, including those off California and Florida where activists have fought for decades to spare delicate ecosystems from oil spills. The proposal being released Thursday will go far beyond President Donald Trump’s April order directing the Interior Department to consider auctioning oil and gas leases in the A
Prehistoric Women Had Stronger Arms Than Competitive Rowers Today
Today’s athletes may be strong, but they’ve got nothing on prehistoric women who spent their days harvesting crops and grinding grain. According to a new study in the journal Science Advances, the average woman who lived during the first 6,000 years of farming had stronger upper arms than modern-day female rowing champions. The study “highlights the scale of women’s labor in prehistoric agricultur
Climate Change Will Make Parts of South Asia Unlivable
Scienceclimate changeClimate Change Will Make Parts of South Asia Unlivable by 2100, Study Says Climate Change Will Make Parts of South Asia Unlivable by 2100, Study Says Temperatures in heavily populated South Asia will exceed habitable levels by the end of this century without efforts to stem manmade climate change, according to new research. Researchers behind the study, published in the journa
Why Life on Mars May Be Impossible
Mars is a lousy place to try to live—what with the paralyzing cold, the blistering radiation and the thin carbon dioxide atmosphere. That hasn’t stopped us from looking for life on Mars or from hoping to live there ourselves one day. The Red Planet was once a watery world like ours, after all, with oceans and seas and rushing river valleys. Microbial life that got started in those days could, scie
Google Says It Won't Creep On Your Emails Anymore
Google will stop scanning your emails in order to customize the advertising you see in Gmail, the company announced Friday. “G Suite’s Gmail is already not used as input for ads personalization, and Google has decided to follow suit later this year in our free consumer Gmail service,” Google Cloud senior vice president Diane Greene wrote in a blog post. “Consumer Gmail content will not be used or
There's a New Antibiotic You Should Know About
Infections that are resistant to the drugs used to treat them, also known as superbugs, are a growing problem worldwide. If nothing is done, 10 million people are estimated to die each year from antibiotic resistance infections by 2050. Promoting the judicious use of antibiotics in medicine and agriculture is an important way to combat superbugs, but developing new antibiotics to treat infections
Watch Live: President Trump Announces His Decision to Withdraw From Paris Climate Agreement
After much speculation, President Donald Trump will announce Thursday that he has decided to withdraw the U.S. from the landmark Paris climate agreement. Trump previously told aides he intends to pull out of the agreement but had not decided exactly how to do it. Even as reports in multiple news outlets Wednesday indicated that Trump planned to leave the accord, the President declined to confirm o
How Science Is Changing the Future of Fertility
More women in the United States are having children later in life, and the emergence of technologies like fertility trackers and in vitro fertilization (IVF) are helping women conceive at a point in their life they prefer. At the Fortune Brainstorm Health Conference on Wednesday, experts debated the promises and limitations of these kinds of frontier technologies—and speculated on what kind of imp
Professional Hunter Killed By Elephant That Collapsed on Top of Him
A longtime big game hunter was killed in Zimbabwe when his group opened fire on a herd of elephants that charged at them — and one of the fatally wounded animals collapsed on top of him. Theunis Botha, 51, was leading a group through the Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe Friday when they came across four breeding elephants, who started charging at them. One of the elephants grabbed Botha with its t
People With HIV Are Living 10 Years Longer
More people are living longer lives with HIV, according to a new report published in the Lancet HIV that includes data from more than 88,000 people from 18 countries. People who contracted the virus in recent years are living 10 years longer than people who were infected in the mid 1990s. A 20 year old infected with HIV today can expect to live about 78 years, almost as long as people without the
This Is the Pivotal Moment in the Fight Against Climate Change
Sea ice is seen from NASA's Operation IceBridge research aircraft off the northwest coast on March 30, 2017 above Greenland. According to NASA scientists and the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC), sea ice in the Arctic appears to have reached its lowest maximum wintertime extent ever recorded on March 7.Mario Tama—Getty Images Momentum is building in the Trump administration to leave the P
Rhinoceros Horns Worth Over $3 Million Seized in Malaysia
Malaysian Airports Customs Director Hamzah Sundang displays seized Rhino horns during a press conference at the Customs Complex in Sepang on April 10, 2017.Manan Vatsyayana—AFP/Getty Images Malaysian officials have seized 18 rhino horns that are worth a total of $3.1 million dollars and were flown into the country from Mozambique. Customs officials at Kuala Lumpur International Airport discovered
Cheetahs Are Disappearing at an Alarming Rate
Just 7,100 cheetahs remain across the globe as the species continues to face a range of threats largely caused by humans, according to new research. Researchers behind the study from the Zoological Society of London, Panthera and the Wildlife Conservation Society called on scientists to classify the animal as endangered — a distinction that will promote additional funds for protecting the species.
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