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The release of the 2025 RACE Report offers a moment for the entire environmental sector to reflect on our collective journey toward equity. The data shows a positive movement: while overall sector representation sits at 4.7% (up from 4.5% last year), those who have consistently reported since 2022 have seen a steady climb to 8.4%.
Introduction Prediabetes also known as the state of the intermediate degree of hyperglycemia is associated with high risk of future conversion to diabetes.
Here are 12 amazing facts about endangered animals — from brainy and musical whales, to the highly evolved polar bear, to the odd quirks of tigers and orangutans. 1. Polar bears aren’t really white It’s true. Polar bears actually have black skin (take a look at their noses) that’s covered in transparent, pigment-free hair. Each individual polar bear hair scatters and reflects visible light which makes polar bears appear white, even though they’re not – sneaky.
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