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Although the country treats 67 per cent of its wastewater, it needs to invest in infrastructure maintenance to reduce costs in the long-term, finds a joint report by Economist Impact and Nippon Foundation.
Indonesia's plans to expand agricultural land to feed a growing population could raze climate-saving peatlands and forest.
Extreme heat events are seriously harming trees, and the impacts are spreading.
More than half of global cropland areas could see a decline in the number of suitable crops under a warming scenario of 2°C, new research finds.
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