www.ozy.com Nov 16, 2017 Could water — and women — be key to ending extreme poverty? Douglas Fischer In Africa alone, women spend a total of 200 million hours every day, on average, collecting water. Read the Full Article on www.ozy.com Acumen ozy.com water poverty women's health women africa environmental justice population
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Living near fracking wells linked to early death A new study finds that people over the age of 65 who live near fracking operations are more likely to die prematurely.
Get BPA out of food packaging, US health professionals tell feds Doctors, scientists, and health organizations cite new recommendations in Europe that indicate BPA can harm us at levels 100,000 times lower than previously thought.
Misled on lead: The campaign to keep toxic lead in hunting ammo and fishing tackle Hunting and fishing have a science denial problem.
Plastics plastics everywhere – and not at all good to eat How do you get plastics out of our beer, food and salt? You have to take radical steps, a group of doctors asserts.
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