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17 March 2020

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A pangolin. Pangolins, the world's most trafficked mammal, are among the species suspected of transferring the Covid-19 coronavirus to humans. Image: Robin Hicks/Eco-Business

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16 March 2020

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indigenous agriculture

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13 March 2020

Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex

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A beach clean up in Indonesia. Companies pay to have beaches cleaned to offset the plastic they cannot eliminate from their operations. Image: Seven Clean Seas

12 March 2020

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youth protest in Negros Occidental

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11 March 2020

A beach covered in oily clumps in Bintan, Indonesia.

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