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Beijing’s smog is back year after Olympics
Amid fears the city's chronic smog could damage athlete's health, Beijing took drastic steps to prevent that last August,
Krakatoa getting ready to blow
One of the most terrifying volcanoes the world has ever known has begun to stir once more. Last time, it
Hundreds sickened by China chemical plant
More than 500 people have been sickened by pollution from a chemical plant in central China that has also
At risk from rising seas, Tuvalu seeks clean power
Pacific island state of Tuvalu set a goal Sunday of a 100 percent shift to renewable energy by 2020,
Coal fires up India farmers against power plants
Rajni Ramakan Patil has a message for the energy companies that want to build coal-based power stations on the
Man dies from black plague in China, 11 others infected
BEIJING -- Thousands of people have been placed under quarantine in a town in northwest China after a man
WHO watching China plague cases ‘closely’
Video: A town in far western Qinghai province of China has been sealed off after pneumonic plague killed three
Climate change: ‘Feedback’ triggers could amplify peril
PARIS (AFP) – New studies have warned of triggers in the natural environment, including a greenhouse-gas timebomb in Siberia
Taiwan coral reefs “turn black” with disease
Coral reefs off the southeast coast of Taiwan have turned black with disease possibly due to sewage discharge, threatening
China presses for US help on climate change
WASHINGTON (AFP) – China wants US help rather than complaints on climate change, and could be finding a receptive