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Telangana Cancels Uranium Mining in Nallamala Forests
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China Planning 226 GW of Coal Power, About 40% of the World’s Expansion
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Antonio Guterres, UN SG, Steps Up for Climate Change
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Climate Change Is Man-Made Say 71% Indians in YouGov Survey
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