Environment
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Forest Fires Consume Hundreds of Hectares in Colombia, State of Emergency Declared
Colombia has declared a state of emergency in two regions as dozens of forest fires burned wide swathes of the country and left the capital choking on smoke during record temperatures linked with the El Niño weather phenomenon.
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Urban Agriculture Emits Six Times More Carbon Than Conventional Farming, Study Shows
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Southwest China Landslide Update: 8 People Dead, Rescuers Still Searching For Survivors
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Why Cartoons Should Include Waste Recycling in Their Content
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