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Church members urge intervention in West Bank

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By Paul Jeffrey
| United Methodist News
Key points: In a June 25 letter to Secretary of State Marco Rubio, the California-Nevada Conference shared its concern about the ‘tragedy unfolding’ in the Holy Land. The letter was authorized by the annual conference last year when it passed a resolution calling for an end to Israeli annexation and occupation of the West Bank. Since 2009, the conference has supported Friends of Wadi Foquin, an organization that partners United Methodists with the besieged Palestinian village.
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Dual-pipe reticulation for non-potable water: a survey of public health risks and their mitigation

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By Paul Jeffrey, Kristell Le Corre-Pidou, Peter Kuin
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Dual pipe reticulation schemes which supply non-potable water for domestic purposes can reduce potable water demand and make a contribution to achieving a supply-demand balance. Such schemes are not without their risks and this contribution outlines the public health risks associated with dual pipe distribution infrastructure.
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New arrests made in murder of Catholic activist in Honduras

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By Paul Jeffrey, Michael Sean Winters Verified
| National Catholic Reporter Verified
Within hours of the assassination of Juan López in Tocoa, Honduras, in September 2024, the Jesuit priest who heads the town's San Isidro Labrador parish declared that the town's then-mayor, Adán Fúnez, was responsible for the murder of the Catholic lay leader and environmental activist. More than a year later, on May 12, Honduran police finally arrested Fúnez and two others, charging them with being the "intellectual authors" of the killing, according to the Associated Press.
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