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UN scientists declare a new era of "Global Water Bankruptcy," warning that many regions have permanently depleted their water "savings." Learn how this post-crisis reality affects billions.
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Beyond the Crisis: “Global Water Bankruptcy”

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Master Your #Thoughts Today

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Master Your #Thoughts Today

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Master Your #Thoughts Today

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Master Your #Thoughts Today

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Mountains are warming faster than lowlands globally, causing glaciers melt, extreme weather, and ecosystem threats for billions. Learn about elevation-dependent climate change.
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Mountains are Warming Faster Than the Rest of the World

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NIOZ study reveals 56-million-year-old PETM warming obliterated forests, ignited fires, and eroded lands within 300 years—mirroring today's CO2 surge pace. Urgent lessons for intensifying wildfires and extremes.
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Warning from 56M Years Ago: Ecosystems Crumbled in 300 Years

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Despite global abolition momentum, 2025 executions spiked in Iran, Saudi Arabia amid drug crimes and child offenders. UN OHCHR warns of arbitrary use; 170 nations now limit capital punishment—progress vs. regression analyzed.
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Death Penalty Surges in 2025: UN Flags Alarming Human Rights Trends

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Rare "specific musical anhedonia" leaves 4-5% of people unmoved by music despite normal hearing—brain disconnect between auditory and reward circuits confirmed via fMRI. Barcelona questionnaire reveals pleasure exists on spectrum.
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 Why Some Don’t Like Music

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Global unemployment holds at 4.9% but job quality stalls, with 300M in extreme poverty and youth NEET rates soaring. ILO's Employment and Social Trends 2026 flags AI, trade risks—urging skills, gender equity, and trade reforms.
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Job Quality Stagnates despite Resilient Growth: ILO

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