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Indonesia’s crocodile attacks rise as wetlands are cleared for mining, oil palm
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China’s bird tourism boom sparks calls for regulation
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Pakistan’s deadly heat puts pregnant women at risk, low-cost cooling offers relief
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Democracy meets extreme heat: India’s elections in a warming climate
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Indian wastewater rife with drug resistance genes
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Protesters march 700 kilometres to save sacred groves from solar development
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Southeast Asia’s data centres should be sited in more water-rich areas: experts
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Tropics to be hit hardest as warming oceans fuel humid heatwaves: study
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A decade after Formosa spill, Vietnam victims still await justice
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