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Climate activists go without food to make a point at COP21
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Obama at COP21: The world shares a ‘sense of urgency’
LE BOURGET, France — World leaders cast the coming two weeks of climate negotiations in hopeful terms on...
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GroundTruth Climate Fellows talk COP21 on PBS NewsHour
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GroundTruth Launches in Paris: The Silent March for Change
PARIS — A pair of tiny pink ballet slippers stood out amid a sea of 22,000 shoes lining the...
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11 Podcasts To Help You Better Understand the World
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Climate change rears its head on the Tibetan Plateau
ZHIDOI COUNTY, China — Tsesong, a 61-year-old Tibetan herder, has been tending livestock successfully on the vast Qinghai-Tibet...
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How Vietnam Mastered Infectious Disease Control
By Joanne Silberner It’s the winter of 2003, and Long Thanh Ngo, head of a government biological testing lab...
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The Life and Times of an Afghan police officer
Afghan photojournalist Farshad Usyan developed an interest in photography after his brother Qais started working for AFP in...
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