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At least 21% of freshwater species in continental Africa are threatened with extinction putting the livelihoods of millions of people at risk, according to the ICUN Red List of Threatened Species.
A UK waste treatment company is celebrating the completion of its first sludge treatment unit in China.
BP making progress on well plug
330,000 Chinese make way for giant dam
Actor Art Malik to launch Pakistan flood appeal
Waste threatens China's Three Gorges Dam
More than 1000 people killed in Pakistan floods
Chinese flooding set to peak
New dam slows devastating China floods
Water shortages a growing global concern - WWF
Millions of Bangladeshis drinking arsenic-contaminated water
Australia to begin new drought management pilot
Israel opens world's largest reverse-osmosis desalination plant
Methanol poured into Gulf of Mexico oil spill
Ocean acidification team reach North Pole
Reports attacks Singapore's 'devastating' sand dredging
Dozens die in Afghan floods
Finnish researchers consider causes of water wars
State of emergency declared as floods hit Kentucky
Emissions causing ocean acidification at 'unprecedented' rate

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