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Why fresh water shortages will cause the next great global crisis | Environment | The G... - 5 views

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    Water and change
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Big Russian families get mortgage cut - 1 views

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    Having a large family will help parents in Russian region pay off their mortgages, it's reported. The region of Mordovia is launching a scheme which will see the government reduce a family's mortgage by 10% for every child born, the NTV news channel reports.
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Never mind growth, Davos delegates - how about a World Development Forum? | Lawrence Ha... - 3 views

www.theguardian.com/...velopment-forum-sustainability ib_geog2009 Global Interactions Environmental change Economic interactions and flows
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BBC News - Japan PM Shinzo Abe boosts women in cabinet - 0 views

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    Empowerment Population
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BBC News - #BBCtrending: The female football fan causing outrage in Saudi Arabia - 1 views

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    Disparity. Gender and change.
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In Pictures: 'Chocolate City' - In Pictures - Al Jazeera English - 0 views

www.aljazeera.com/...-city-2014911115258446208.html ib_geog2009 Populations in transition Sociocultural exchanges
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    Guangzhou, China - African migrants have been arriving in Guangzhou, China's third largest city ever since the Chinese economic boom began in the late 1990s.  Current estimates put their numbers anywhere from 20,000 to 200,000. The latter figure would place their population at almost two percent of Guangzhou's 13 million residents. In any event, Guangzhou's Africans constitute Asia's largest African community. The majority of them reside in a 10 square kilometre area in the central districts of Yuexiu and Baiyun locally known as "Chocolate City".
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