
Iceland approved to replace U.S. on U.N.'s top human right body
The Nordic island nation won approval to join the U.N. Human Rights Council, filling a vacancy left by the United States.
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The Nordic island nation won approval to join the U.N. Human Rights Council, filling a vacancy left by the United States.
One of the themes of a polar conference focuses on the need for more scientific research into the Southern Ocean.
The E.U.'s new rules emphasize accountability: Data handlers must demonstrate compliance and delete data if asked.