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Rising U.S. losses from strong hurricanes flag need for protection
Ethnic Bangladeshis lose jobs as farm owners shun thirsty rice
Nigeria's mental health system routinely chains patients up: HRW
Dutch state must repatriate children of Islamic State mothers
Thai farmers asked not to grow off-season rice on drought worries
Cyclone Bulbul death toll rises to 12 in Bangladesh
Salvadoran massacre victims still hunting 'truth and justice'
Residents told to leave homes as northern England hit by floods
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As warming hits crops, debate heats up over use of plant gene data
Quake in northwestern Iran kills 4, injures 70 -reports
Diet for healthy people, healthy planet too costly for some
War crimes judges jail Congolese warlord Ntaganda for 30 years
California wildfires spark interest in DIY home protection
French police clear migrant tent camps in northern Paris
Water crisis builds in Egypt as dam talks falter, heat rises
Militia in Congo kills 10 civilians in village raid
Heavy rains, floods displace hundreds of thousands in East Africa
Bangladesh seen as climate threat by boosting coal reliance
'There are problems': Doubts in Darfur as new PM promises peace
Italy to make climate change study compulsory in schools
Sudan discussing cash transfers to poor as part of subsidies plan
Police find 41 migrants alive in truck in northern Greece
India's smog-bound capital suffers most hazardous air this year
Nine children killed in Afghanistan mine blast
Floods in Somalia displace more than 250,000 people - U.N.
Winter poses new threat to migrants in Bosnian forest camp
Migrants in Greece living in 'horrible' conditions, says watchdog
Hazardous smoke blankets Sydney as winds fan Australia bushfires
Philippines' 6.5 earthquake kills at least five
Climate change could put development goals beyond reach
After Baghdadi death, Nadia Murad asks: What about the rest?
Facebook a 'megaphone for hate' against Indian minorities
Dangerous dry winds forecast to sweep into fire-plagued LA
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