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Countries unprepared to deal with disasters, robust policy needed
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Climate migration may increase security tensions in the future
22 November 2012
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Clean energy cooperation for South Asia
8 November 2012
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Mangrove barriers destroyed at rapid rate
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Solar ATMs for rural India
3 July 2012
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Maldives shuns CO2 tax seeking tourist cash to make cuts
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Keeping the sea sustainable
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India's dam plans anger Pakistan, symbolise global water woes
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