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Italy to build solar-energy-producing statue of saint
Italy is planning to build a 200ft high, solar energy-producing statue of one of its most cherished saints. The
Floods force Indian families from their homes
Video: Flooding is threatening 50 Indian villages and has forced hundreds of families from their homes.
Water crisis in parched northern China
The river has dried up, the well yields only dust, and Li Yunxi is hard pressed to irrigate his
Pandemic flu death toll passes 1,000 mark
The death toll in the swine flu pandemic has passed the 1,000 mark, with 1,154 deaths since the outbreak
Climate change deal crucial for Pacific: Rudd
Striking a new global deal to reduce the impact of climate change is crucial to the future of vulnerable
Treatment resistant swine flu detected in US
Health officials said they had found cases of Tamiflu-resistant swine flu along the US border with Mexico, as India
Tree-killing fungus attacks avocados
A tree-killing fungus near Florida's Everglades National Park could harm the area's $12.7 million avocado industry, agriculture officials said.
Malaysia hit with haze from forest fires
Malaysia was Wednesday hit with the worst haze levels recorded this year, as smoke from forest fires caused "unhealthy"
Greenpeace occupy Australian coal terminal
Environmental activists said they occupied part of Australia's northernmost coal export terminal on Tuesday in a stunt directed at
PHILIPPINES: 375,000 displaced by fierce floods
MANILA, 3 August 2009 (IRIN) - At least eight people have drowned and more than 375,000 been affected by