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Dozens killed In Philippine Typhoon
Dozens of people have been killed in Typhoon Nalgae, the second typhoon to hit the Philippines in a week. Nalgae
Austrian Glaciers Shrink Fast
Austria's glaciers shrank dramatically this summer, the most since a record hot period in 2003, principally because of low
Tuvalu Declares Drought Emergency
The Pacific island nation of Tuvalu has declared a state of emergency because of a water shortage. With drought conditions
Man Dies In Himalayan Avalanche
A top Russian climber, who scaled many of the world's highest peaks, has died in the Himalayas after being
UN Urges Cities To Protect Trees
The United Nations urged the world's cities on Monday to protect their trees, saying they can ease fallout from
UK E-Coli Outbreak Affects 250
An eight-month E coli outbreak across the UK left 250 people ill and one dead but was not publicised
Climate Threatens Cocoa Industry
Climate scientists say that the booming cocoa industry in Ivory Coast and Ghana will be threatened by climate change. A
9 More Years Of Texas Drought
A devastating Texas drought that has browned city lawns and caused more than $5 billion in damages to the
Whale Found 800 Metres Inland
Marine experts have been left baffled after a rare whale was found over 800 metres from the shore in
Tsunami Donation Left In Toilet
An anonymous donor has left $133,000 in cash in a public toilet in Japan with instructions that it be