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<title>Sea levels could rise 5-feet by 2100, say experts</title>
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<description>New research predicts a rise in sea levels three times higher than that estimated by Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change last year. These findings, based on a model following accurate reconstruction of sea levels over past two millennia, were presented at a European Geosciences Union conference in Austria recently.</description>
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<title>Cox's Bazar</title>
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<title>Venezuela Outlaws Trawl Fishing</title>
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<description>CARACAS, Apr 8 (IPS) - Trawl fishing is on its way out in Venezuela, amid demonstrations by artisanal fisherfolk who support the new law as amended by President Hugo Chavez.</description>
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<title>Melting glaciers bigger cause of rising sea levels</title>
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<description>Melting ice from glaciers all over the globe has added more to the rise in sea levels than was previously projected, says the new findings published in a prestigious journal. An effective global emission control regime is the need of the hour to arrest this recession.</description>
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<title>Panaman kanava tuli ja tulee valtiolle kalliiksi</title>
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<description>Panaman kanavan laajennustyöt on virallisesti aloitettu, ja työn arvioidaan maksavan noin viisi miljardia dollaria. Kanava tulee taas kalliiksi, samaan tapaan kuin ensimmäisten rakennustöiden aikaan 1800- ja 1900-lukujen vaihteessa: tuolloin Panama osti kanavalla itsenäisyytensä.</description>
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