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Plastics and the Environment
These 5 innovators are turning the tide on plastic pollution
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SDI2020
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En 2018, Iván Duque Márquez se convirtió en el presidente más joven de la historia de Colombia, un país de más de 50 millones de habitantes en la parte más septentrional de Sudamérica.
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1. How COVID-19 continues to affect the globe
Plastics and the Environment
Why the President of Colombia believes it’s time to reduce, reuse, and recycle
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SDI2020
This disability activist says we must offer dignity and financial inclusion rather than just braille and ramps
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COVID-19
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1. How COVID-19 continues to affect the globe
El Océano
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European Union
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Inteligencia Artificial y Robótica
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First he tackled the government, now this UK footballer is trying to end child food poverty
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COVID-19
新型コロナウイルス感染拡大により浮き彫りになった、介護分野に立ちはだかる課題
2050年には、OECD加盟37カ国で80歳以上の高齢者の数が、12億人に達する見通しです。これは、2016年の5,700万人から大幅な増加となります。
Biodiversidad
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