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Gulf Coasts Break Records as Sea Level Rise Projected to 40 Inches

By the end of the century sea level rise is projected to reach 40 inches in the Gulf Coasts, breaking past records. Read more here. ....

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U.S. Navy Veteran Goes from Security Guard to Doctor, Co-founds Nonprofit - The Baltimore Times Online Newspaper

U.S. Navy Veteran Goes from Security Guard to Doctor, Co-founds Nonprofit - The Baltimore Times Online Newspaper
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Tulane teams up with Ukranian school to collaborate

Tulane recently signed a memorandum of understanding with Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute (KhPI) in Kharkiv to collaborate in the fields of science, engineering and technology. ....

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India's dietary patterns found to have smallest carbon footprint of several countries

India’s dietary patterns found to have smallest carbon footprint of several countries
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12-03-2021
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India’s dietary patterns found to have smallest carbon footprint of several countries
A new study conducted by researchers at Tulane University, Louisiana, USA, shows that the carbon footprint of people following the dietary guidelines of different countries varies drastically. The study compared the dietary guidelines of seven countries namely the United States, the Netherlands, Oman, Germany, India, Uruguay and Thailand. Main food groups like fruits, vegetables, protein foods, oils/fats, dairy and grains were studied to see the consumption pattern of people belonging to these countries. These dietary guidelines are not uncommon as they are issued by many countries around the world, for their citizens to follow. ....

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India's dietary guidelines has smallest carbon footprint in the world, finds study

India’s dietary patterns found to have smallest carbon footprint of several countries
Firstpost
12-03-2021
FP Trending
© Provided by Firstpost
India’s dietary patterns found to have smallest carbon footprint of several countries
A new study conducted by researchers at Tulane University, Louisiana, USA, shows that the carbon footprint of people following the dietary guidelines of different countries varies drastically. The study compared the dietary guidelines of seven countries namely the United States, the Netherlands, Oman, Germany, India, Uruguay and Thailand. Main food groups like fruits, vegetables, protein foods, oils/fats, dairy and grains were studied to see the consumption pattern of people belonging to these countries. These dietary guidelines are not uncommon as they are issued by many countries around the world, for their citizens to follow. ....

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