MANILA — Military officials from 11 countries in the Asia Pacific region met in Manila Monday to try to improve cooperation when maritime disasters strike in international waters. Participants included representatives from China and several countries that all have competing claims in nearby disputed waters.
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Disaster Risk Reduction in the Arab world
AQABA - Nearly 300 government officials, scientists, aid workers and activists from across the Arab world are working together in Jordan to draw up the first joint regional platform for disaster risk reduction (DRR).
Nature adapts to survive climate change
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Climate debate cut from national curriculum for children up to 14

Debate about climate change has been cut out of the national curriculum for children under 14, prompting claims of political interference in the syllabus by the government that has failed "our duty to future generations".
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Used in a presentation to promote a new California measure to fund an $80 million early warning system, this graphic shows the progression of earthquake shockwaves along the Andreas Fault, from the Salton Sea to downtown Los Angeles.
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