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Guardian: We know the terrible legacy of our love of fossil fuels. But will it stop us ...
[The Guardian (blog)] - According to a report from Jonathan Watts in the Guardian, Mongolia stands on the brink "of one of the most dramatic transformations in human history", as the profits from this superabundance of coal propel a country of nomadic herders towards the
Guardian: Gobi mega-mine puts Mongolia on brink of world's greatest resource boom
[The Guardian] - As another mega mine is about to open in Mongolia's Gobi desert, Jonathan Watts questions the effect it will have on the surrounding environment and nomadic communities. Credit: Ken Macfarlane Link to this video After a 16-hour drive under the piercing
Guardian: Mongolia's Gobi nomads fear desert mega mine - video
[The Guardian] last great wildernesses with its cold desert of vast plains and wide roaming herds. Today it is the centre of the planet's greatest resource boom. But this has started to have a detrimental effect on nomad communities, as Jonathan Watts reports.
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HUGO Chavez, one of the most outspoken South American leaders of the past century, was never going to be an easy act to follow. But Sunday's narrow and contested vote has just made it even tougher for his newly elected successor, Nicolas Maduro Published Apr 17, :05am ...
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