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8 April 2019

siam reap at night cambodia

5 April 2019

boy biking pollution indonesia

jakarta floods4

city slum manila

4 April 2019

delhi pollution

mumbai pollution

uttar pradesh varanasi india

man selling meat china

3 April 2019

old woman yemen

Photo of Singapore marina bay waterfront by dusk

smallholder farming

ugandan children hand wash

2 April 2019

A shopping mall in Singapore. More than half of Singapore consumers believe businesses have a responsibility to ensure their supply chains are free from environmental harm or negative social practices. Image: <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/levoodoo/4391795562/">Lip Jin Lee</a>, <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.0/">CC BY-NC 2.0</a>

A stack of printers at e-waste recycling facility Virogreen. SMEs find it hard to recycle bulky used electronics, so they are either stored in offices or dumped. Image: Eco-Business

'Menindee Lakes' | Rob Deutscher | CC BY 2.0

young afghan migrant

windfarm palm springs california

1 April 2019

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