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Glaciers are melting, coral reefs are bleaching, trees are drying up and the Gulf Stream begins to weaken. These are all signs that global warming is slowly evolving and throwing nature out of balance. But what does global warming really mean, where does it come from and are we personally affected? In this edition of Science at Home, we join 10-year-old Alyssa Delaffon from England as she searches for those answers.

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SISTAC boot camp

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The Bayer Foundation’s Social Impact Start-up Academy (SISTAC) kicked off its “action learning program last week, during a three-day social innovation boot camp. 18 participating master students from Germany got the opportunity to meet with five inspiring and innovative start-ups from Sub-Saharan Africa.

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Digitally-empowering community health workers in Uganda

Living Goods is a Uganda-based social enterprise with a mission to ensure that every family has the health they need to thrive, not just survive.

Living Goods is living up to this mission by fully equipping community health workers with digital tools to provide basic health services.

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SISTAC boot camp

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Digitally-empowering community health workers in Uganda

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