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From Mitigation to Adaptation: Redefining Urban Design in the Face of Climate Change
Cities, occupying just 3% of Earth's land, consume 75% of energy and produce 80% of CO2, but rising sea levels (3.6 mm/year), projected infrastructure failures (Venice's MOSE by 2035), and 150,000 climate-related deaths annually demand a shift from mitigation to adaptation in urban planning.
From Mitigation to Adaptation: Redefining Urban Design in the Face of Climate Change
Cities, occupying just 3% of Earth's land, consume 75% of energy and produce 80% of CO2, but rising sea levels (3.6 mm/year), projected infrastructure failures (Venice's MOSE by 2035), and 150,000 climate-related deaths annually demand a shift from mitigation to adaptation in urban planning.
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Emerging Technologies Drive Business Resilience
André Rizzo, a McGill Executive Institute faculty member, highlights how predictive analytics, AI, cybersecurity, and IoT are transforming business resilience by enabling proactive management, optimizing operations, and fostering adaptable cultures.
Emerging Technologies Drive Business Resilience
André Rizzo, a McGill Executive Institute faculty member, highlights how predictive analytics, AI, cybersecurity, and IoT are transforming business resilience by enabling proactive management, optimizing operations, and fostering adaptable cultures.
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Priest's Unique Role in Ukrainian Conflict: Providing Spiritual and Humanitarian Aid
In the Terek Cossack battalion fighting in Ukraine, Father Seraphim, a priest serving as deputy commander for religious affairs, provides spiritual guidance and humanitarian aid, including over 100 tons of supplies; his unique role highlights the importance of faith and morale in wartime.
Priest's Unique Role in Ukrainian Conflict: Providing Spiritual and Humanitarian Aid
In the Terek Cossack battalion fighting in Ukraine, Father Seraphim, a priest serving as deputy commander for religious affairs, provides spiritual guidance and humanitarian aid, including over 100 tons of supplies; his unique role highlights the importance of faith and morale in wartime.
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Vladivostok Photo Exhibition Highlights Child Resilience in Healthcare
A photo exhibition in Vladivostok's Teatralny Square, featuring 25 images by various photographers including a paramedic, showcased the lives of seriously ill children and their families, celebrating Children's Day and Medical Worker's Day.
Vladivostok Photo Exhibition Highlights Child Resilience in Healthcare
A photo exhibition in Vladivostok's Teatralny Square, featuring 25 images by various photographers including a paramedic, showcased the lives of seriously ill children and their families, celebrating Children's Day and Medical Worker's Day.
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Rwandan Tennis Champion's Foundation Empowers 2,000 Children
Joseline Umulisa, a seven-time Rwandan national tennis champion, founded the Tennis Rwanda Children's Foundation (TRCF) in 2020, providing tennis instruction and hope to nearly 2,000 Rwandan children in 14 centers near Kigali using minimal resources and donated equipment.
Rwandan Tennis Champion's Foundation Empowers 2,000 Children
Joseline Umulisa, a seven-time Rwandan national tennis champion, founded the Tennis Rwanda Children's Foundation (TRCF) in 2020, providing tennis instruction and hope to nearly 2,000 Rwandan children in 14 centers near Kigali using minimal resources and donated equipment.
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Film Adaptation of Couple's Coastal Trek Rekindles Powerful Emotions
Raynor Winn and her terminally ill husband walked 630 miles along England's South West Coastal Path after losing their home in 2013, an experience now depicted in the film "The Salt Path," prompting a reliving of intense emotions for Winn.
Film Adaptation of Couple's Coastal Trek Rekindles Powerful Emotions
Raynor Winn and her terminally ill husband walked 630 miles along England's South West Coastal Path after losing their home in 2013, an experience now depicted in the film "The Salt Path," prompting a reliving of intense emotions for Winn.
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Novel Based on Rediscovered Holocaust-Era Play
David Safier's new novel, "Die Liebe sucht ein Zimmer," is based on a rediscovered 1942 play written and performed by Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto, offering a glimpse into their resilience and creativity during the Holocaust.
Novel Based on Rediscovered Holocaust-Era Play
David Safier's new novel, "Die Liebe sucht ein Zimmer," is based on a rediscovered 1942 play written and performed by Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto, offering a glimpse into their resilience and creativity during the Holocaust.
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DRC State Exams Proceed in M23-Controlled Areas
State secondary school exams began June 2nd in the Democratic Republic of Congo, including 31,381 students in M23 rebel-controlled areas of North Kivu province where the rebel vice-governor oversaw the launch, despite ongoing conflict.
DRC State Exams Proceed in M23-Controlled Areas
State secondary school exams began June 2nd in the Democratic Republic of Congo, including 31,381 students in M23 rebel-controlled areas of North Kivu province where the rebel vice-governor oversaw the launch, despite ongoing conflict.
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Trauma's Complex Legacy: Author Reflects on Childhood Abuse
Rosie Waterland, in an excerpt from her memoir "Broken Brains," contemplates the impact of her abusive childhood, questioning whether a different upbringing would have resulted in a better life and acknowledging the complexities of nature versus nurture in shaping her identity.
Trauma's Complex Legacy: Author Reflects on Childhood Abuse
Rosie Waterland, in an excerpt from her memoir "Broken Brains," contemplates the impact of her abusive childhood, questioning whether a different upbringing would have resulted in a better life and acknowledging the complexities of nature versus nurture in shaping her identity.
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Israel's Northern Culinary Scene Devastated by War, but Tourism Initiative Offers Hope
Following the October 7 war, northern Israel's food industry suffered immensely, with 64% of businesses reporting severe losses, over 70% revenue drops in food and beverage, and 25% closures; however, initiatives like the Tzafona project are working to revitalize the area through culinary tourism.
Israel's Northern Culinary Scene Devastated by War, but Tourism Initiative Offers Hope
Following the October 7 war, northern Israel's food industry suffered immensely, with 64% of businesses reporting severe losses, over 70% revenue drops in food and beverage, and 25% closures; however, initiatives like the Tzafona project are working to revitalize the area through culinary tourism.
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Chemnitzer Exhibition Showcases Resilience Amidst War and Societal Change
The Chemnitz exhibition "Woraus wir gemacht sind" features Ukrainian and East German artists exploring themes of identity and resilience through art reflecting on war, societal shifts, and the legacy of socialist-era architecture and materials.
Chemnitzer Exhibition Showcases Resilience Amidst War and Societal Change
The Chemnitz exhibition "Woraus wir gemacht sind" features Ukrainian and East German artists exploring themes of identity and resilience through art reflecting on war, societal shifts, and the legacy of socialist-era architecture and materials.
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Israeli Paramedic's Resilience Amidst 600-Day War
On October 7, 2023, MDA paramedic Alisa Krant treated dozens of wounded in Ashkelon and surrounding areas during Hamas attacks, highlighting the dedication and extreme challenges faced by Israeli first responders during the 600-day Israel-Hamas war.
Israeli Paramedic's Resilience Amidst 600-Day War
On October 7, 2023, MDA paramedic Alisa Krant treated dozens of wounded in Ashkelon and surrounding areas during Hamas attacks, highlighting the dedication and extreme challenges faced by Israeli first responders during the 600-day Israel-Hamas war.
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28% Bias Score
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