Month: July 2017

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Postpartum Psychosis: ‘I’m Afraid of How You’ll Judge Me, as a Mother and as a Person’

Catherine Carver 16/07/2017

After giving birth, Catherine Carver became convinced that her...

Onotoa Atoll from the East, from an airplane midway from Tabiteuea and Arorae atolls, Gilbert Islands, Republic of Kiribati, Central Pacific. Credit: Wikimedia Commons/Edvac

Kiribati Prepares for ‘Migration With Dignity’ to Confront the Ravages of Climate Change

Kayla Walsh 15/07/2017

The Republic of Kiribati is experiencing baki-aba, or 'land...

Maryam Mirzakhani. Credit: Stanford University

Maryam Mirzakhani, First Woman and Iranian to Win Fields Medal, Dies at 40

The Wire Staff 15/07/2017

She had dreamt of being a writer as a...

DNA sequencing for wildlife conservation. Credit: Reeteka Sud

Wildlife Conservation Efforts to Be Bolstered By DNA Bank in Bareilly

Reeteka Sud 15/07/2017

The DNA bank at the Centre for Wildlife, Indian...

Considering the Luxembourg law to promote asteroid-mining has been patterned on the US Space Act, is it another face of the ‘audacity of greed’? Credit: rolandoemail/pixabay

Fiat Luxembourg: How a Tiny European Nation Is Leading the Evolution of Space Law

Vasudevan Mukunth 15/07/2017

A new law signals Luxembourg’s intention to persist with...

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What Exactly Did China Teleport Into Space?

The Wire Staff 14/07/2017

The Chinese scientists’ experiment has bested a previous record,...

As local communities are ignored, the need for environmental activism is on the rise. Credit: Ravi Mishra/Global Witness

India Fourth Deadliest Country For Environmental Activists, Says Report

The Wire Staff 14/07/2017

Violence against those struggling to protect the environment has...