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Throughline Deep Dives Into Origins of Conflict in the Middle East

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内容摘要:, which has the world’s highest reported trans homicide rate.

, which has the world’s highest reported trans homicide rate.

This shows the “ethical dimensions of the problem,” said University of Pennsylvania climate scientist Michael Mann. Poorer nations, such as those in Africa, and today’s youth had the least to do with causing climate change but “are going to bear the brunt of this problem.”Follow AP’s climate and environment coverage at

Throughline Deep Dives Into Origins of Conflict in the Middle East

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Throughline Deep Dives Into Origins of Conflict in the Middle East

Brazilian meat giant JBS came a step closer Friday to itsof trading its shares on the New York Stock Exchange.

Throughline Deep Dives Into Origins of Conflict in the Middle East

The company’s minority shareholders voted to approve JBS’s plan to list its shares both in Sao Paulo and New York, casting aside opposition from environmental groups, U.S. lawmakers and others who noted JBS’ record of corruption, monopolistic behavior and

JBS said the outcome showed shareholders were confident in the benefits a dual listing would bring.Ellie’s husband James found an engineering job. The family bought 192-year-old

with 237 acres (96 hectares) of forest and meadows.“I felt excited to go to a new place and be out of the fire place,” said 10-year-old Soraya Holden, one of five children, as she walked alongside the family’s herd of goats behind an old dairy barn. She ticked off the area’s perks — rock climbing, gymnastics and a climate that’s “not burning hot.”

(AP Video/Rodrique Ngowi)Families are increasingly factoring climate into a move as temperatures and climate-induced disasters rise. Several

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