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Flooding, Drought and Wildfires Ravage China - 0 views

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    Tens of thousands evacuated as extreme rain events swamp central China More than a million people have been affected in central China's Hunan province, as storms dumped 200+mm of rain in less than 24 hours. Floods have claimed at least a dozen lives, leaving many others injured, damaging or destroying thousands of homes, and forcing...
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China Floods: Deaths, Displacement & Climbing Food Prices - 0 views

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    Posted by feww on June 20, 2011 Extreme rains have inundated large parts of several provinces in China affecting millions of people according to China's official news agency. Torrential rains have also triggered landslide destroying homes, roads, bridges, dykes, and other infrastructure, killing many people.
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China favours EU plans for Kyoto replacement - but with conditions - 0 views

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    UN climate talks back on track after China and Brazil say they will consider the 'right' legally-binding treaty on emission cuts
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Sulphur from Chinese power stations 'masking' climate change - 0 views

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    The huge increase in coal-fired power stations in China has masked the impact of global warming in the last decade because of the cooling effect of their sulphur emissions, new research has revealed.
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UN climate talks looking to China - 0 views

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    China is emerging as the key deal-maker or deal-breaker as the UN climate talks head into ministerial discussions, the BBC's Richard Black reports.
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Climate change will cost poor countries billions of dollars, studies say - 0 views

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    Africa, notoriously, has the worst roads in the world because its extremes of sun and rain bake them dry or leave them cratered and impassable for months at a time. The whole continent, which is physically larger than China, western Europe, India and the US together, still only has 171,000 km of all-weather roads - less than a country like Poland.
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Global warming not to blame for 2011 droughts - 0 views

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    ADD one more to the list: after the driest spring in more than 20 years, parts of eastern England are officially in a state of drought, according to the UK's Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. This comes hard on the heels of some of the worst droughts on record across the globe, from Texas to China.
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Humanitarian disaster unfolding as Thailand's worst flooding in living memory intensifies - 2 views

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    Humanitarian disaster unfolding as Thailand's worst flooding in living memory intensifies Floods and mudslides triggered by heavy monsoon rains since late July have submerged large sections of Thailand, Philippines, Cambodia, Vietnam and southern China killing or injuring thousands and leaving tens of millions of people affected.
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