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Research groups and laboratories investigating what killed thousands of fish in the Oder River running between Poland and Germany are pointing at algae toxins....
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Press play to listen to this article European farmers are reckoning with the prospect of a future where parched pastures and shriveled fruits are...
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Forced labor has taken place in the Xinjiang region of China, the U.N.’s top expert on slavery concluded in a new report which has...
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Press play to listen to this article A dream told her where to dig. The bone-dry, blazingly hot year of 1540 had parched some...
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Press play to listen to this article Ukraine’s grain is starting to flow through the Black Sea again thanks to a U.N.-brokered deal with...
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Press play to listen to this article Six months of fighting between Russia and Ukraine — two farming powerhouses — has plunged a teetering...
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Poland said laboratory tests to investigate a massive fish die-off in the Oder River showed high salt levels but no mercury poisoning its waters....
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Press play to listen to this article Margaux Demoulin, a 26-year-old veterinarian, is fed up. She’s been in the job for only two years...
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Press play to listen to this article Climate change is turning up the heat on Europe’s growing list of crises. With another heat wave...
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WARSAW — Poland’s government is scrambling to ensure there’s no coal shortage this winter and that’s raising talk of reviving river transport to move coal around...
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