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Female cooks in blue WFP uniforms preparing and serving rice meals for students in a school kitchen in Haiti, with multiple metal plates of food lined up on a serving counter.

School Meals Now Reach 466 Million Children Globally as Funding Doubles to $84 Billion, WFP Reports

Nearly 80 million more children worldwide now receive school meals through government-led programs compared to 2020, the World Food Programme (WFP) reports. This 20% increase brings the global total to 466 million

Govind Tekale

September 12, 2025

Ancient human skull fossil showing prominent brow ridge and robust features characteristic of Denisovan anatomy from 146000 years ago discovered in Harbin China

Archaeology·Discovery·News·Science

One in Three Mexicans Carry Ancient Denisovan MUC19 Gene That Crossed 20,000-Year ‘Genetic Telephone’ Path

Thousands of years ago, humans made a dangerous journey across the icy Bering Strait into the Americas. Now, scientists have discovered these ancient travelers carried something unexpected – a piece of DNA

Karmactive Staff

August 28, 2025

News·USA

MAHA Commission Drops Pesticide Controls After Chemical Industry Pressure, 1 Billion Pounds Still Used Yearly

The Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) Commission has significantly scaled back its planned actions on pesticides, according to the Center for Biological Diversity (CBD). Their recent press release claims the commission’s draft

Karmactive Staff

August 18, 2025

Two firefighters in yellow protective gear work in a forest to control flames along the ground, with smoke rising among the trees

Disaster·Europe·News

3 Dead, 9,000+ Evacuated as 40°C Heatwave Sparks Wildfires Burning Double the Normal Area Across Southern Europe

Three people have died and thousands have fled their homes as wildfires tear through southern Europe, driven by an intense heatwave that has gripped the region for weeks. In Spain, two people

Govind Tekale

August 15, 2025

Close-up underwater image of Pacific oysters with gaping shells showing their pale flesh, surrounded by smaller oysters and marine growth attached to rocks in shallow blue water

Business·Canada·Science

UBC Scientists Link 64kb RNA Virus to Pacific Oyster Die-Offs in $16M Industry

UBC scientists have found a new virus that could explain why thousands of farmed Pacific oysters have been dying in British Columbia. This discovery might help protect B.C.’s $16 million oyster industry.

Karmactive Team

August 11, 2025

Water

Global Water Crisis Threatens 50% of Food Production, Economy Faces 8% GDP Loss by 2050

The clock is ticking on worldwide water reserves, and the food on our plates hangs in the balance. According to the Global Commission on the Economics of Water’s October 2024 report, over

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Rahul Somvanshi

August 10, 2025

Close-up of a pale, leucistic axolotl larva on a pebble substrate, its feathery external gills fanning out against a dark, textured background.

Conservation·Nature·Wildlife

Critically Endangered Mexican Axolotls Down to 50-1,000 in Wild, Scientists Achieve Reintroduction Success

The Mexican axolotl swims in the murky canals of Lake Xochimilco with its feathery gills swaying and permanent smile intact, but its cheerful appearance masks a conservation crisis. This aquatic salamander, found

Karmactive Staff

August 8, 2025

Close-up shot of white milk pouring into a silver spoon, with splashing droplets frozen in mid-air against a black background.

Crime·Food & Drinks·India

68.7% of India’s Milk Products Fail Safety Standards, Northern States Show Higher Adulteration Rates

The world’s largest milk-producing nation faces a quality control nightmare that touches every glass poured in millions of Indian homes. Mohan Singh Ahluwalia, member of the Animal Welfare Board of India, reported

Govind Tekale

August 8, 2025

Aerial view of Canadice Lake’s undeveloped, forested shoreline surrounded by autumn foliage in the Finger Lakes region.

Travel·USA·Water

Finger Lakes’ $66M Water Quality Initiative Cuts 32,800 Pounds of Phosphorus While 70 Sustainable Wineries Combat Toxic Blooms

Table of Content: The Lakes Need Help—But Progress Is Real The eleven Finger Lakes face serious water quality challenges. Harmful algal blooms (HABs) now threaten swimming, drinking water, and tourism across the

Tejal Somvanshi

August 6, 2025

Agriculture·Science

Ancient Japanese Ignored Millet When Rice Arrived, Pottery Analysis of 260 Vessels Reveals

New research reveals that ancient Japanese people largely ignored millet when rice farming arrived from Korea about 3,000 years ago, showing how deeply rooted food traditions can resist major technological changes. Scientists

Govind Tekale

August 3, 2025