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Have US-China relations soured to the point of no return? | Inside Story

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China threatens retaliation for the closure of its consulate in Texas.
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Will China change its policy on dams? | Inside Story

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The Three Gorges dam is one of the largest in the world, but it's being severely tested by the worst floods China has seen in decades.
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Africa lost $836bn from 'illicit capital flight' from 2000-2015 | Inside Story

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A financial haemorrhage - that's what the United Nations says is happening to Africa.
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How China, COVID-19 and investors pushed Zambia into debt default | Counting the Cost

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Zambia becomes the first African nation to default on its debts in the pandemic era.
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Trump's climate stance

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George Hoberg of UBC's Liu Institute for Global Issues on what Donald's climate policies could mean
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Power & Politics: Top 5 Players to Watch

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The Top 5 political players to watch in 2016.
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Sicilian farmers anxious about impact of record-high temperatures on agriculture

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Sicilian farmers are urging the government to implement long-term solutions as extreme heat and a year-long drought raised concerns about the future of agriculture.
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Balkans battle wildfires from prolonged heatwave in Europe

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Experts say it's time to act to avoid more climate-based disasters across Europe and urge European leaders to address the concerning trends in weather across the continent.
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‘We’ll just put on the yes hat’: Tourists try to stay positive in the face of Denmark’s wet weather

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Denmark's tourism is suffering as the country faces its wettest 12 months ever recorded.
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Should heat waves be named?

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Edmonton has just experienced back-to-back heat waves, raising concerns that the risks of extreme heat aren't taken seriously enough. CBC’s Stephanie Cram breaks down a growing movement to name and categorize heat waves in a similar way...
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Canada moves to phase out oil-fired furnaces

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The government is moving to phase out oil-fired furnaces in favour of heat pumps in new building construction as part of its new Canada Green Buildings Strategy.
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Toronto flooding: What to know about insurance and damages

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As Toronto residents assess the damage from recent heavy flooding, it's crucial to understand what their insurance policies cover.
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Paris 2024: How is this Olympics different?

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The Paris 2024 Olympic Games promise to be more inclusive, eco-friendly and sustainable than ever before. From the construction of new sites, down to the food served to athletes and spectators, France has committed to keeping climate...
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Toronto directing funds to infrastructure, but still billions behind

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Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow says that because the city was able to upload maintenance of the Don Valley Parkway and the Gardiner Expressway to the province, it can now add $2 billion of funding toward the TTC, roadways, hydro, sewage...
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Albania asks for help from EU Emergency Response Coordination Centre to tackle wildfires

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There have been numerous wildfires in the southern district of Dropull, 250 kilometers south of the capital Tirana. Fires there have been made worse by wind with firefighters hampered by a lack of equipment and the means to access the...
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Extreme Global Weather Events

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The global rise in temperature has caused unprecedented weather conditions worldwide
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Are Diseases Increasing In The Ocean?

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As the world grappled with a pandemic, a problem has been swimming below the surface
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Life at 50C: Delhi’s streets struggling to cope with heatwave

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On the streets of New Delhi, India, a heatwave has sent temperatures climbing to 50 degrees Celsius, bringing misery to many of the city’s citizens.The heatwave has scorched large parts of north and central India, with hundreds of...
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New report shows carbon price is reducing emissions

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As the Liberals survive a Conservative non-confidence vote to topple the government over the carbon tax, a new report from the Canadian Climate Institute shows that the price on carbon is actually working to reduce emissions.
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Downed power lines in California spark vegetation fires despite recent rain

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Downed power lines in California spark vegetation fires despite recent rain Cal Fire
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Largest great ape to ever live went extinct because of climate change, says new study

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Largest great ape to ever live went extinct because of climate change, says new studySource: AP
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Roof blown off as Storm Agnes makes landfall in Ireland

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Roof blown off as Storm Agnes makes landfall in IrelandPA
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14 climate activists arrested for spray-painting Berlin’s iconic Brandenburg Gate orange

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Climate activists belonging to 'The Last Generation' climate change group spray-painted Berlin's Brandenburg Gate bright orange.Source: Just Stop OilSource: Reuters
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Environmentalists hold ‘wake’ for Lough Neagh over toxic algae bloom

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Environmentalists hold ‘wake’ for Lough Neagh over toxic algae bloomSource: PA