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Shanghai -
Environmental deterioration in the Three Gorges Dam region of China is forcing the government to acknowledge “urgent problems” which include landslides, seismic activity, relocations of citizens, and biodiversity loss.
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Sydney -
Plans are underway for Sydney to soon have Australia’s largest brothel, with a $12 million expansion project filed with the city council allowing a third floor devoted to suites, each with a lounge, pool table, spa and two king-sized beds.
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The city of New Westminster in British Columbia is one of the most multicultural places in the province. Under the leadership of Wayne Wright, its dynamic and progressive mayor, many programs have been put in place to welcome new immigrants.
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Wes Strickland is an American businessman and philanthropist living and working in Canada. In this interview he tells me about his humanaitarian work in Sierra Leone (West Africa) and the people working with him.
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Atlanta -
Former United States Department of Agriculture employee Shirley Sherrod has been accused of having improper labor practices of "poor black farm workers" on her plantation by paying low wages and working long hours with little breaks during the 1970s.
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Washington -
The Climate Project supports more than 3,000 diverse and dedicated volunteers worldwide who have been personally trained by former U.S. Vice President and Nobel Laureate Al Gore to educate the public and to raise awareness about climate change.
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Dahlonega -
A teacher who allowed students taking part in a class project on racism to dress in KKK hoods to film a segment on the history of the Klan in the South. Some say it was racism, others ask how you can study racism in the US without looking at the KKK.
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West Hollywood -
Many teenagers have thoughts of death. These can stem from a variety of causes, and can result in actual attempts on their own lives. The National Institute of Mental Health warn that 25 teen suicides are attempted for each one that is successful.
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Fox News host Glenn Beck is captured on video during a photo shoot having Vick's vapor rub smeared under his eyes to induce tears as he joked his eyes are getting used to it.
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100 billion tonnes of water flows in and out of the Bay of Fundy four times per day. It has the distinction of the world's highest tides and is considered a natural wonder. Now, more than ever it is looked upon as a huge power plant.
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ABC News projects Mitt Romney will win Florida primary.
Project to catalogue Iraq's flora revived after 25 years on hold
Broadcaster Sky announces a "multi-million pound" project to fund British-made movies.
Olympics organisers reject a £1m grant to fund an art project intended to be the centrepiece of the London 2012 Festival.
A new project begins to help save red squirrels in forests in Carmarthenshire - and to help control the population of grey squirrels.
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