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The Girl in Abidjan
How the 'ndrangheta is smuggling cocaine through Western Africa to Europe
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German federal elections: The candidates’ themes
The topics of the 2017 federal election, based on statements by several hundred candidates. An experiment in text analysis.
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Articles
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European citizens endangered by rising sea levels
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More than 60 million Africans are affected by sea level rise
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Where the land rises faster than the sea
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Is Paris burning?
The Paris Agreement on climate change marked a turning point in the history of humanity’s efforts to combat climate change, says Laurence Tubiana.
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Carbon pricing could stop climate change
Comment: A higher price on climate changing gases would keep fossil fuels in the ground, says Ottmar Edenhofer
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Healthy soils might save the climate
Comment: Regenerative agriculture could slow climate change, heal the ground, and secure the world's food supply, says Ute Scheub
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Where the harbours are drying out
Why the sea level is falling in Finland and Sweden
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How rising sea levels are changing the world
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French seaside resort heading under the waves
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The Philippines: Abandoned
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A village on the edge of the world is disappearing
Climate change in the remote Philippine Province of Cagayan
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Manila: A capital is sinking
The Philippine capital has seen the biggest sea level rise of anywhere in the world
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Rising salinity batters Bay of Bengal farmers
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USA: Octopus in the mall
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Japan is growing an island