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Amid record-high temperatures globally, a study Monday reveals that a few days of searing heat can be enough to prevent billions of people already living hand-to-mouth on daily wages from putting food on the table. A week of extreme temperatures
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Nepal A Leading Country
World Must Prepare For
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Oceans Are Changing Colour;
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Government Bans Plastic Bags
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UN Nuclear Chief Visiting
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Continued Use Of Fossil
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