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As the most widely used herbicide in the world, glyphosate can make its way into processed foods after being applied to weeds.

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Researchers used a video game which required volunteers to spot deer like hunter-gatherers in different environments. The results could have lessons for humans today.

Once the first early-adopters have made their move, hydrogen technology will quickly propagate elsewhere, writes energy development expert, Dr. Yongping Zhai.

Companies need to think beyond marketing gimmicks and celebrity endorsements to succeed in an increasingly sophisticated marketplace.

Africa has vast untapped potential for agriculture and food production.

Entrepreneurs must start by trying to solve a real problem and build in consumer safety features from the outset.

It's time to get real about the costs of global capitalism, writes Chandran Nair.

With the European share of global manufacturing exports shrinking, companies must ensure they address the R&D gap and plan for the future.

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Companies wishing to join the new national exchange for Scotland must display high moral standards and have a positive social impact.

Pride Month, celebrated every June, is when the world’s LGBTQ communities celebrate the freedom to be themselves. This year marks 50 years since Stonewall.

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Slip and falls are often viewed as less serious than other personal injuries. However, unintentional falls can result in devastating, life-altering injuries

There are certain home renovations that are absolutely worth doing yourself, but there are some tasks best left to the professionals.

Brazil-based designer Jean de Just is known for his use of color, and this apartment is a taste of the rainbow.

It is 2019, and Bayer-Monsanto is still struggling to prove that Roundup is not linked to cancer. But two significant jury verdicts say that it is.

Bluebonnet Elementary School students will get a jump start on their summer reading thanks to the help of a local law firm.Attorneys and legal assistants

My two other babies never took bottles, so it was intimidating giving bottle-feeding a shot the third time around. But if she takes this bottle, I can get a break once in a while.

The last few years have seen an unprecedented interest in global mental health - and we can't afford to squander this opportunity.

Consumers and many producers are losing out in the ongoing trade war between two of the world's biggest superpowers, according to the IMF.

Discover five indoors or outdoors activities for water play that your child we love, with variations for babies and toddlers.

EU parliamentary election results show parties committed to strengthening the European Union are projected to hold on to two-thirds of seats, though far-right and nationalist opponents saw strong gains.

Through technology and public-private partnerships, it is now possible for both emerging and developed countries to advance transparency in government, save millions of dollars and better serve citizens.

Livestock farming is the lifeblood of the rural economy in Wales - but carbon farming could be the answer to changes in consumer demand.

East Timor has teamed up with Australian researchers to build a revolutionary recycling plant.

The Danish capital has committed to completely removing the city's 2 million tons of carbon footprint, even as the city continues to grow, with 100,000 new inhabitants and 20,000 jobs.

With some countries rushing to regulate and issue guidelines, a new study finds the most effective tool may be found in the classroom.