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Over 666 million people lack electricity in 2025. Discover why the gap persists and how renewable energy, financing, and policies must evolve to achieve SDG 7.

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For 759 Million People, Power Still a Distant Dream

- June 16, 2021

In recent years, the world saw much progress in electricity but 759 million people still live without power with about half of them living...

The global energy sector saw strong job growth in 2023, but a shortage of skilled workers remains a significant challenge for employers.

Development News

India inches to third place as largest energy consumer

News Bureau - February 13, 2021

India will overtake the European Union as the world's third largest energy consumer by 2030, according to the International Energy Agency. The Agency in its...

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Benefits of Morning Papaya Consumption

January 30, 2024

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June 21, 2021

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scientists uncover micro/nano plastics in city air at levels 100-1M times higher than prior estimates—road dust and rain drive atmospheric spread. First 200nm detection warns of climate, health crisis.

climate

Microplastics Flood Urban Air

US President Trump hosts Zelenskyy at Mar-a-Lago for final-stage Ukraine-Russia peace talks. Draft deal 95% done amid territorial hurdles—latest updates on Donbas, security guarantees, and war endgame.

Europe

Mines To Stay for years in Ukraine; Life Troublesome

Reindeer and caribou face population declines of up to 80% in North America by 2100 due to climate change, threatening Arctic ecosystems and Indigenous livelihoods.

"Dartmouth's groundbreaking study exposes significant snowpack shrinkage in the Northern Hemisphere over 40 years, posing a crisis for water-dependent regions. Explore the findings and implications of this climate change-driven phenomenon."

Environment

Six In Ten Americans Believe Abortion Should Be Legal

Only 1 in 7 countries led by a woman Even as…

Millions Of Displaced Women Without Access To Safe And Adequate Shelter

The New Era of Tehran: A Blueprint for Mojtaba Khamenei’s Succession

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Environmental and Health Repercussions of Bombing Iran ’s Oil Infrastructure

Centralising Green Signals: India’s 2026 EIA Amendments and the New Standing…

The Kerala Story 2 Goes Beyond: The Return of a Controversial…

Environmental and Health Repercussions of Bombing Iran ’s Oil Infrastructure

Hazardous Chemicals in Popular Hair Extension Products

Six In Ten Americans Believe Abortion Should Be Legal

One in Two People Facing Cataract Blindness Lack Access to Life-Changing…

Global Energy Crisis: Oil Prices Surge Amid US-Israel War on Iran

Middle East War Triggers Largest Oil Disruption in History

Borrowing and Rising Risks: the 2026 Global Debt Landscape

Economic Gloom Persists: Americans Remain Wary One Year Into Trump’s Second…

Two-Thirds Of Children Experience Rise In Cyberbullying

Tech companies pledge to power AI data centers with their own…

Meditation Reshapes the Brain

5,000-Year-Old Ice Cave Bacterium That Resists Modern Antibiotics

Is Faith Required for Morality?

Only 35% of World’s Land is Formally Documented

Renaming Kerala as Keralam: Historical Roots and Next Steps

Public Holidays ; which Countries have the Highest and Lowest

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