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Remote island off East Timor turns sunlight, air into water
Namibia rushes to drill boreholes amid worst drought in a century
Saving Indonesians from climate disasters, one tweet at a time
Summit head Chile says "no excuses" if climate talks fail
Australia probes theft of drinking water in drought-hit state
China aims to double water transfers from wet south to arid north
Migrant hailed after saving wheelchair-bound man from fire
Push for climate-damage fund set to fall flat at UN talks
From space, astronaut urges UN summit to save 'beautiful Earth'
Paris charity gets share of $1 mln prize for training refugees as
Fleeing Rohingya on trial in Myanmar for 'illegal travel'
Climate activist Greta Thunberg is Time's Person of the Year
Suu Kyi says charge of Rohingya genocide is 'misleading'
Hazardous smog turns up heat in Australia's climate politics
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Thai electronics firm compensates exploited workers in rare award
Urban planning in Afghanistan: angry warlords and no census
Church nativity scene depicts Holy Family as caged refugees
Brazil's Bolsonaro moves on land titles for small farmers
Sting lauded for defending the Amazon as death toll rises
African cities bet on technology to fix growing water shortages
Militants, global powers threaten Horn of Africa: Abiy Ahmed
As Suu Kyi looks on, Gambia details mass rapes, killings in Myanma
Rohingya pray for justice on eve of Myanmar genocide hearings
Refugee girls in Chad embrace school as path to uni opens up
From Brazil to Cambodia, conflicts flaring over land, water
World leaders risk anger, more protests over inequality: UN
Tech, climate change creating new inequalities, U.N. says
Helen Mirren decries 'disturbing' global rise in homelessness
Migrants in Bosnia refuse to move from forest camp
In rare legal test, Myanmar faces genocide hearings at The Hague
Film spotlights women medics taking lead in Syria bunker hospital
Full of promise? Refugees in Ethiopia impatient for right to work
Japanese doctor made the Afghan deserts green, until deadly attack
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