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    A Second Chance: Released from Juvenile Detention and Back in School

    Advocates and defenders of child rights are advocating for virtual courts to become a permanent fixture of the justice system. The say that virtual...
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    Scientists are studying how monsoon winds impact climate change as pollutants drawn into the upper atmosphere disrupt the Asian monsoon. Scientists are now sampling...
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    Making Hydropower Plants More Sustainable

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    First Person: Surviving Bali’s COVID Tourism Crash

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    First Person: I Go to Sleep and Wake Up to the Sound of Gunfire

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    Women’s Lives Get Harder in Bundelkhand as Water Scarcity Grows

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    Heatwave in Kashmir Spells Difficult Future for Pastoralists

    This year’s heatwave has left the pastoralist community of Jammu and Kashmir with inadequate fodder and water, and many fear an uncertain future in...
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    UnPuzzled: How Do Some Himalayan Glaciers Resist Global Warming?

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