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  1. King of Fruit Reaps Few Rewards for Pakistani Farmers

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  2. Mine Tailings Pollute a Chilean Town's Water

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  3. OP-ED: Repealing Malawi’s LGBT Laws

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  4. Blood Flows in Solidarity in Argentina

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    Voluntary blood donations have risen markedly in the year ending Thursday Jun. 14 in Argentina, which hosted the World Blood Donor Day event for 2011. South Korea takes over for the coming year.

  5. Science Mitigates Climate Uncertainties in Mexico City

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    Rising temperatures, water scarcity, loss of biodiversity, widespread respiratory ailments and urban heat islands are some of the climate impacts faced by the Mexican capital, one of the world’s biggest cities.

  6. Q&A: Battle for Human Rights in Rio Is "Far From Over"

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  7. Students Flock to Online Black Market

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  8. Moringa Leaves Saving Lives in DRC

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  9. Sudanese Refugees Dying of Thirst

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  10. Mine Tailings Pollute a Chilean Town's Water

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    People in the small town of Caimanes in northern Chile will suffer severe health problems if water pollution produced by a tailings dam built by the Los Pelambres mining company is not cleaned up, experts warn.

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