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There's a global pandemic treaty that's signed -- and in 'limbo.' What's the holdup? (opens the original)
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The World Health Organization adopted the pandemic agreement in May 2025, aimed at making the world better prepared for the next global health crisis — but countries were only able to get the votes because they agreed to kick the can on finalizing the most contentious details. That can kicking has continued for the past year and half. Countries met last week for the eighth round of negotiations in Geneva, but there was little to show for it. "The pandemic agreement is really in a state of contin
Pandemic treaty negotiations are at an impasse (opens the original)
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The World Health Organization adopted a treaty last year to try to be better prepared for the next pandemic, but the agreement is still in limbo because countries cannot agree to the most contentious part - how to share data and vaccines or drugs. The latest rounds of negotiations wrapped up ahead of the U.N. General Assembly this week. Here to discuss is NPR's global health correspondent Jonathan Lambert. Hey, Jonathan. DETROW: So bring us up to speed. What is this treaty all about? LAMBERT: It
Air pollution spiked after the Trump administration stopped embassy monitoring (opens the original)
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Growing up in Shanghai in the early 1990s, Eric Zou remembers the air. "I lived a couple of miles next to a chemical plant and it was just really bad, really foggy," he says. "It's the middle of the day, but you can't see the sun." Intensive industrial activity blanketed many cities in China during the 1990s and 2000s with extremely hazardous air. But Zou, now an environmental economist at the University of Michigan, says that many people didn't really understand this smog as air pollution, or s
NATO jets down drone in Lithuanian airspace (opens the original)
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VILNIUS, Lithuania — NATO fighter jets shot down a drone that entered Lithuanian airspace overnight, officials said Tuesday, less than a day after NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said that strikes close to the alliance's territory would drive the trans-Atlantic organization to increase its support for Kyiv. The drone was downed near the village of Pratkūnai in the Kaišiadorys district, about 60 miles (100 kilometers) west of the country's capital, Vilnius, and near the Kaunas Reservoir, Lithua
Jonathan Lambert (opens the original)
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Jonathan Lambert is a correspondent for NPR's Science Desk, where he covers global health. Lambert has been covering science, health and policy for nearly a decade. He was a staff writer at Science News and Grid. He's also written for The Atlantic, National Geographic, Quanta Magazine and other outlets, exploring everything from why psychedelics are challenging how people evaluate drugs to how researchers reconstructed life's oldest common ancestor. Lambert got his start in science journalism an
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