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As Europe's forests burn, why are wildfires getting worse?
As Europe's forests burn, why are wildfires getting worse?
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Dwindling corridors endanger the last of Bangladesh’s wild elephants
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Recommendations galore, but are they benefitting Himalayan wetlands?
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Wastewater causes a ‘manmade disaster’ for Karachi’s marine life
Wastewater causes a ‘manmade disaster’ for Karachi’s marine life
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Carbon & Climate
Culture of deforestation, rights abuses festers in Myanmar's rare earth mines
Culture of deforestation, rights abuses festers in Myanmar's rare earth mines
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Indo-Pacific fishing communities rely on at risk seagrass meadows
Indo-Pacific fishing communities rely on at risk seagrass meadows
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Sumatran elephants cornered by oil palm industry deforestation
Sumatran elephants cornered by oil palm industry deforestation
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Severe summer snowfall drove mass livestock death across Kashmir
Severe summer snowfall drove mass livestock death across Kashmir
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Indonesian authorities slammed for not disclosing Sumatran elephant population estimate
Indonesian authorities slammed for not disclosing Sumatran elephant population estimate
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Food & Agriculture
Biodiversity crisis threatens billions relying on wild species for food
Biodiversity crisis threatens billions relying on wild species for food
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Nepal girds for rice shortage amid delayed monsoon rains, fertiliser crisis
Nepal girds for rice shortage amid delayed monsoon rains, fertiliser crisis
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Water
Fast-depleting aquifers signal looming water crisis in Bangladesh
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Reefs damaged by blast fishing revitalised by 'spiderwebs' in Indonesia
Reefs damaged by blast fishing revitalised by 'spiderwebs' in Indonesia
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Heavy toll of development frenzy on Karachi coast
Heavy toll of development frenzy on Karachi coast
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China launches first national soil survey in 40 years
China launches first national soil survey in 40 years
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Global warming of 2C could ‘double’ flooding costs in China compared to 1.5C
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Climate change will make it harder for world’s poorest to migrate, study says
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Fuel crisis cuts electricity in Bangladesh, sparking energy debate
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