Nicole Mormann
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Quiz: How Much Do You Know About Palm Oil?
The ubiquitous ingredient linked to deforestation and the destruction of habitat for orangutans and tigers is used in products all around your home. → Read More
The Diverse Faces of Silicon Valley's Techies
A new portrait series aims to highlight those who often remain underrepresented in California’s largest tech hub. → Read More
Reducing Food Waste Could Curb Climate Change
A new study predicts that wasted food could increase greenhouse gas emissions by mid-century. → Read More
El Niño–Caused Drought Could Dry Up These Beautiful Island Destinations
Northern Pacific nation Palau is the latest island area to declare a state of emergency over its lack of water resources. → Read More
On World Water Day, One Family’s Fight For Clean Water Could Bring Their Daughter Back Home
Doctors warn the toddler won’t survive without running water, but a charity’s water installation project could make her homecoming possible. → Read More
Polluted Environment Is Responsible for One-Quarter of Global Deaths
Diseases caused by environmental hazards are preventable, but only if local governments intervene. → Read More
Google Won’t Let Kenya Block the Nation’s First Gay Music Video
The global tech giant refused to take down the video despite demands from government regulators. → Read More
Cape Cod’s Most Unusual Tourists Are Some of the Rarest in the World
Endangered right whales are showing up in the bay area in unexpectedly high numbers, but experts worry the population is on the decline as a whole. → Read More
As Climate Change Decimates Crops, 500,000 People Will Die by 2050
With global temperatures rising, researchers predict there will be fewer healthy fruits and veggies to go around in the future. → Read More
Cardinal Denies Protecting Australia's Most Notorious Pedophile Priest
The Vatican official had the priest relocated six times, but insists he knew nothing of widespread abuse. → Read More
The Catholic Church ‘Mucked Things Up’ on Sexual Abuse, Says Third-Highest-Ranking Clergyman
On Sunday, Vatican treasurer George Pell admitted to failing victims of sexual abuse by a number of priests in his former diocese. → Read More
To Save Water, This Woman Is Running Marathons on Every Continent
Mina Guli has already run some 430 miles toward her goal to raise awareness for the global water scarcity crisis. → Read More
Salaries Aren’t the Only Workplace Gender Gap Problem
Men and women vary sharply in their level of knowledge of the issue. → Read More
Millennials Could Determine the Presidential Election—but Will They Vote?
The 18–30 crowd could be the swing vote in swing states if they buck the trend of low turnout among the young. → Read More
These Are the Best and Worst Cities in the World
Americans can go ahead and cross their state’s capital off this list. → Read More
The Future of Parisian Housing Could Be a Floating Village Shrouded in Trees
The eco-conscious design of Thousand Trees could mean big environmental gains in a city known for its smog. → Read More
Violence Is Threatening Lives in the Hungriest Nation in the World
UNICEF warns that Burundi could face multiple crises if conflict continues to worsen. → Read More
Refugees in Jordan Are Using Their Eyes to Pay for Groceries
An iris-scanning system is helping refugees to get the food they need in the most secure and efficient way possible. → Read More
Being Gay in Indonesia Isn’t Illegal, But It Isn’t Accepted Either
Recent bans against same-sex couple emojis are just a few small signs of a growing anti-LGBT movement in the country. → Read More
A Tale of Two Lovebirds: These 8 Animals Are In It for the Long Haul
While monogamy is rare in the animal kingdom, a few species are intent on lasting a lifetime with their companion. → Read More