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"Yangtze Shrinks as China's Drought Disrupts Industry" [1]

"Ships crept down the middle of the Yangtze on Friday after China’s driest summer in six decades left one of the mightiest rivers barely half its normal width and set off a scramble to contain the damage to a weak economy in a politically sensitive year."

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Source: AP [7], 08/22/2022
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"For Climate Migrants in Bangladesh, Town Offers New Life" [8]

"MONGLA, Bangladesh — The 29-year-old Monira Khatun was devastated after her husband abandoned her suddenly. She returned to her father only to face another blow: He died soon after, leaving her to shoulder three other family members’ care. Without any work, she was worried about how she would feed them."

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Source: AP [10], 08/01/2022
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WTO Deal on Fishing Subsidies May Reduce Ocean Overfishing [11]

A new World Trade Organization agreement to limit global overfishing may yield important stories for environmental journalists, as billions of people around the world rely on already heavily exploited fish stocks as their main source of protein. This Backgrounder offers details on the pact and how it tries to address the problem, while providing resources for your reporting.

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Can Qatar’s World Cup Really Be Carbon Neutral? [27]

Qatar — the world’s highest carbon emitter on a per capita basis — made big promises in its winning bid for the 2022 FIFA World Cup. But will they deliver? Doha-based journalism professor Craig LaMay writes that while sports megaevent hosts face increasing pressure to address environmental concerns, critical coverage of their follow-through is challenging, especially in countries with no free press or public right to government information.

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"Japan Regulators Approve Release Of Fukushima Water Into Sea" [37]

"Japan's nuclear regulators have approved a plan to release into the ocean water from the wrecked Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant, the government said on Friday."

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Source: Reuters [40], 07/22/2022
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"Without Land, Bangladesh's Manta People Live - And Die - On Boats" [41]

"Eroding Bangladeshi rivers stole their land - and now climate change and overfishing threaten the life they have built on water".

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Source: Thomson Reuters Fdn. [43], 07/18/2022
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"Dangerous Heat Wave Strikes China" [44]

"As dozens of cities in eastern and southern China issued heat alerts on Tuesday, with some temperature forecasts exceeding 104 degrees over the next 24 hours, health workers conducted outdoor coronavirus tests with packets of frozen snacks strapped to their white hazmat suits. Roofs melted, roads cracked and some residents sought relief in underground air-raid shelters."

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Source: NYTimes [45], 07/13/2022
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"World Population Day: India Will Overtake China In 2023, Says The UN" [46]

"India is set to become the world's most populous country next year, overtaking China with its 1.4bn people, according to UN figures."

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Source: BBC News [47], 07/12/2022
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‘Every Year It Gets Worse’: On Frontline Of Climate Crisis In Bangladesh [48]

"Over the past few weeks, catastrophic flash floods – the worst in Bangladesh in a century – have inundated much of Sylhet, where rising waters have washed away whole towns, killing at least 68 people and leaving thousands displaced."

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Source: Guardian [49], 07/07/2022
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