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Green Party’s Jill Stein could be spoiler
by Stein, who was the Green Party nominee in 2012 and is the near-certain standard-bearer this time as well, told The Hill that the likelihood of …
Day: May 25, 2016
Climate change / Culture / Environment / Featured Stories / News / Science
Global clean energy employment rose 5% in 2015, figures show
More than 8 million people were employed worldwide in the renewable energy sector last year as rapidly falling costs drove growth in the industry
Acne and exam stress among factors leading young people to suicide, study finds
First detailed study into 130 suicide cases in England finds range of common anxieties of 10- to 19-year-olds
Environment / News / Wildlife
Wild flower meadows burst into life
A late spring has brought meadow plants alive in May, but Britain’s natural grassland is continuing to disappear
Culture / Featured Stories / News / Politics
Greens party leader, Van der Bellen, Austria’s president-elect talks of uniting country
“Obviously many people in this country feel they have not been seen or heard enough, or both. We will need a different culture of communication, …
Research reveals huge scale of social media misogyny
Labour’s Yvette Cooper at forefront of cross-party campaign aiming to create a national conversation about tackling the growing menace of online abuse
