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Merapi Farmers Get Cash For Cows
Yogyakarta. The government has started to purchase livestock from residents forced to evacuate from the slopes of the erupting
Anti-UN Cholera Riots in Haiti
Clashes have erupted between United Nations forces and hundreds of stone-throwing Haitians in Port-au-Prince after unrest targeting peacekeepers blamed
Locust Plagues March on Melbourne
AUSTRALIA'S worst locust plague in 70 years has marched into metropolitan Melbourne as federal and state authorities met to
Bird Flu Lands in Hong Kong
A woman in Hong Kong is seriously ill in hospital with bird flu - the first human case of
Merapi Evacuees Get Bamboo Homes
The Yogyakarta administration is preparing to build temporary bamboo homes for residents fleeing the eruptions on Mount Merapi. The houses
World Fish Stock Less Than Thought
A yardstick for estimating ocean fish stocks, many of which are under intensifying pressure from industrial trawling, is badly
Farming to get $200M. in Climate Aid
LONDON (Reuters) -- Development agencies worldwide are joining forces to spend $200 million in a 10-year programme to help
Climate Aid Too Focused on C02 Cuts
Under the non-binding Copenhagen Accord agreed at a U.N. summit in December 2009, donors agreed that money to give
More Floods to Hit Cornwall
People in Cornwall are being warned of further flooding as heavy rainfall is expected overnight. Forecasters are predicting more showers
Vandalised Tsunami Buoys Cost Lives
Jakarta. The large number of fatalities caused by the tsunami that devastated the Mentawai Islands off the coast of