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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 03/25
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In Pictures: Space photos of the day: Pollution
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In Pictures: Space photos of the day: Tsunamis
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In Pictures: Wildfires around the world
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Five of world's biggest tsunamis
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Photos of the Day: 1001
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Combating compassion fatigue in times of crisis
A Christian Science perspective.
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Earthquake preparation pays off for Indonesian village
Indonesian village Mangopo had no fatalities. Other nearby villages without evacuation training did.
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For Indonesia earthquake relief, true test comes in remote areas
Villagers on the Indonesian island of Sumatra have received little aid since last week's earthquake. Some residents are stepping in to cook food and collect donations for survivors.
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Indonesia earthquake: Rescue teams refocus on survivors
Aid workers say they are unlikely to rescue more people after Wednesday's devastating earthquake. They are racing to deliver supplies to survivors, though roads remain blocked and phone lines cut.
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Indonesia earthquake toll rises as survivors await relief
A second Indonesian earthquake struck near the city of Padang Thursday as the death toll rose to at least 529. Some residents, fearing aftershocks, sought safety outside despite monsoon rains.
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In Pictures: Endangered animals
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One man’s quest to improve the lot of fishermen – and fish
Conservationist Crispen Wilson is helping local Indonesians recover after the tsunami, but in a way that doesn’t deplete local fish stocks.
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An Indonesian artist uses her canvas to unite a nation
Grace Siregar taps local artists to create public sculptures and other artworks that emphasize themes of peace and reconciliation.
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Indonesia, a badminton powerhouse, looks to snatch back its glory in Beijing
Beyond shuttlecocks and makeshift courts, an archipelago nation’s craze – and glory – raises hopes, pressure, and the intensity of neighborhood games.
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Study: Orangutans heading for extinction
Unless urgent action is taken, they could be the first great ape species in recorded history to become extinct, according to a new study.
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Sumatran orangutans study for nature's pass/perish entrance exam
The best students are the wildest. Lesson 1: Avoid humans at all costs.
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Sumatran orangutans study for nature's pass/perish entrance exam
The best students are the wildest. Lesson 1: Avoid humans at all costs.
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