Over 200 women are in settlement talks with Harrods over alleged abuse by former owner Mohamed al-Fayed, following new allegations of rape and sexual abuse. The BBC reported that 65 additional women have come forward with claims of abuse, with lawyers representing over 70 clients. The Justice for Harrods Survivors group is assisting victims, with the number of accusers increasing daily and inquiries coming from around the world.
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As Grazers Replaced Wild Life In Himalayas. – Asian Scientist Magazine
A 14-year study by researchers at the Indian Institute of Science found that replacing wild herbivores with livestock in ecosystems leads to cascading impacts, affecting plant composition, soil characteristics, and insect populations like spiders, grasshoppers, ticks, and mites. The study in the Spiti region of the Himalayas showed that livestock grazing disrupts the ecosystem by altering food availability and plant proportions, leading to concerns about the spread of zoonotic diseases and the decline of predator...
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