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The grief thief: From comforting others to robbing them of their loss
Academia 4 years ago

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The grief thief: From comforting others to robbing them of their loss

To put it broadly, grief theft is when people feel overly sad about something that doesn’t really affect them to a point that they feel they are the victims themselves.
Family believes West Java governor’s missing son has died 
Society 4 years ago

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Family believes West Java governor’s missing son has died 

West Java Governor Ridwan Kamil's family has announced the death of his eldest son who has been reported missing since May 26 after he was swept away by strong currents while swimming in the Aare River in Bern, Switzerland.
Hundreds of endangered baby giant turtles released into Cambodian river
Environment 4 years ago

Hundreds of endangered baby giant turtles released into Cambodian river

Hundreds of critically endangered baby giant turtles were released into Cambodia's Mekong River to mark World Turtle Day on Monday.
Iraqis clean up river as first green projects take root
Environment 4 years ago

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Iraqis clean up river as first green projects take root

Garbage clogs the banks of Iraq's Tigris River in Baghdad but an army of young volunteers is cleaning it, a rare environmental project in the war-battered country.
Chainsaws, ice and a sauna in India's frozen north
Art & Culture 4 years ago

Chainsaws, ice and a sauna in India's frozen north

Artists are chainsawing blocks of ice from a frozen river in the Indian Himalayas, creating what they hope will be the beginnings of India's answer to China's Harbin International Ice Festival.
Toxic foam covers India's sacred Yamuna river
Environment 4 years ago

Toxic foam covers India's sacred Yamuna river

One of India's holiest rivers was coated with toxic foam on Monday, adding to the woes of New Delhi residents already enduring a blanket of thick smog over the capital.
In Venezuela, a village on stilts slowly succumbs to mud
Environment 4 years ago

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In Venezuela, a village on stilts slowly succumbs to mud

Only about 10 families, out of 200 who once lived there, are still in their homes. The village once was buoyant and loud; now, it's dead quiet.
The world in a drop of water: DNA tool transforms nature tracking
Environment 5 years ago

The world in a drop of water: DNA tool transforms nature tracking

In their search for pink river dolphins, researchers in the Peruvian Amazon scooped up river water sloshing with genetic material that they hoped could trace the elusive creatures. 
Greek winemakers delve depths of underwater aging
Lifestyle 5 years ago

Greek winemakers delve depths of underwater aging

Winemakers in northern Greece are diving into the unknown by plunging hundreds of bottles of their wine into the depths of the local river.
South America's Parana river is drying up, baffling experts
Environment 5 years ago

South America's Parana river is drying up, baffling experts

South America's second longest river, the Parana, has dropped to its lowest level since the 1940s, leaving environmentalists and experts worried that climate change is to blame.

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