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Major Flooding In UK Now Likely Every Year, Warns Lead Climate Adviser
Major flooding in the UK is now likely to happen every year but ministers still have no coherent long-term plan to deal with it, the government’s leading adviser on t...
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Six New Species Discovered Near Thermal Vents on Ocean Floor
In 2011, a team of marine ecologists led by Jon Copley sent a remotely operated submarine nearly two miles underwater to observe a field of hydrothermal vents in the southw...
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Fishing For Stories Of The Earth
Four years ago, Scottish geologist Iain Stewart made his first ever visit to Kerala along with a BBC crew in search of karimeen, the backwater fish that’s also a favo...
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This 16-Year-Old Is Changing Attitudes & Promoting Better Sanitation In The Slums Of Mumbai
For an outsider who steps into the slums of Govandi East for the first time, the smell that hits them first. Next they are greeted by the sight of open drainage lines that ...
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A Toxic Leak Left Corpus Christi With No Water For Days. A Taste Of Things To Come?
Corpus Christi, Texas, calls itself the “sparkling city by the sea”. But lately it doesn’t feel very sparkling. The city imposed a four-day ban on consumi...
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Facebook Helps Propel Non-Profits To Tremendous Success
For many people, Facebook has become the department store window of the web. Their reach is unbelievable, with a whopping 191 million users (and counting) in the United Sta...
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I Thought Professional Surfing Was Hard; Then I Started A Water Charity
I became a first responder by accident. I had planned to go to Indonesia so I could surf and do some charity work, handing out water filters to help people who had trouble ...
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Villagers Say They Lost Their Lands As Yamuna Changed Course
It used to be an almost 2-kilometre-long walk to the water, said Nakshatra Nagar as he pointed to the Yamuna river flowing right next to his village, Kambakshpur. Over the ...
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New Map Reveals Shattering Effect Of Roads On Nature
Rampant road building has shattered the Earth’s land into 600,000 fragments, most of which are too tiny to support significant wildlife, a new study has revealed. The...
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These Young Women Are Using The Power Of Music To Turn School Children Into Changemakers
In a classroom where one student can’t write his name while the other can effortlessly read the entire Harry Potter series, how can every child be equally engaged? Ho...
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