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Eco-tourism to safeguard whale sharks; a low-energy building material made from hemp; and Lebanon's trash mountain.
Earthrise
Last Modified: 11 Aug 2012 07:48 GMT
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Government says 60 victims now confirmed dead and number of people affected soars to 2.44 million, mostly around Manila.
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Government calls for help in rushing food, water and clothes to nearly two million people displaced by deadly floods.
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Emergency workers rush food, water and clothes to more than a million people displaced and marooned in Manila.
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Flood waters reach up to two metres in capital, forcing schools and offices to shut and people to flee to higher ground.
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Senior US diplomat told US criticism of new military base in South China Sea was not conducive to regional peace.
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US accuses China of raising tensions through a new military garrison in the South China Sea.
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Warm waters of the western Pacific and Atlantic have helped to fuel four storms around the world.
Kevin Corriveau
Weather
Last Modified: 03 Aug 2012 11:22 GMT
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Could valuable oil and gas deposits in the South China Sea be behind the growing military build-up in the region?
101 East
Last Modified: 03 Aug 2012 09:56 GMT
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At least five people killed as much of the island shuts down due to landslides and flooding.
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