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The Implications of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) Crisis
The construction, filling, and operating of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) is a major threat in an already troubled region. This paper will be examining the historical context as well as the implications of the situation in order to highlight that new approaches to the current issue should be pursued in order to come up with a fair, beneficial solution for the damaged parties.
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What impact has COVID19 had on the mental health of Canadians?
One aspect of the COVID-19 pandemic that has been overlooked is the effect that the crisis itself and the policies implemented as a result of it has had on the mental health of Canadians. This article examines the impacts of the crisis on the mental health of Canadians and highlights areas for improvements in terms of public policy.
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What Trump Didn’t Do
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T-minus 10. The Final Decade of the Danish ghettos
With the end of the Danish ghetto plan, the government intends to reduce public housing and dismantle the most deprived districts across the Danish map. However, the ‘ghettos’ are home for many, particularly immigrants who have moved to Denmark. The plan will separate families and evict people from their homes. As a result, those residing in the ‘ghettos’ face an unsettling future.
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The Right to Housing in Canada: Imagining an Inclusive Future
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