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Hospitals struggling to cope with flood victims

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1. Wide of exterior of Turbat Government Hospital 2. Two women carrying sick children to hospital 3. Wide of several women and children sitting on chairs and on floor in waiting room 4. Woman holding sick child sitting on floor 5....
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TURKEY: GREENPEACE ACCUSE SHELL OF POLLUTING RESERVOIR

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Eng/Turkish/Nat The environmental group Greenpeace has Shell Oil in its sights, again. This time, Greenpeace and other environmental groups accuse Shell of polluting a huge underground water reservoir in south-east Turkey. Confidential...
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Underwater footage of oil slick, divers comment

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1. Medium of oil from above the spill on sea surface 2. Wide of oil spill on sea surface, tilts up to horizon 3. Various underwater shots of oil, taken by scuba diver 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Al Walker, diver, charter boat...
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How one entrepreneur is making money out of rubbish

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1. Wide of Charcoal market 2. Close of logs 3. Close of charcoal 4. Mid of charcoal 5. Wide of smoking landfill site 'Koshe' in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 6. Wide of truck and donkeys at landfill site 7. Mid of logs to be used for fuel 8....
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Fishing industry is struggling to recover from Fukushima nuclear accident

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1. Wide of fishing boat returning to port 2. Mid of fisherman on boat 3. Wide of fishing boat entering port 4. Mid of fishermen unloading fish caught for monitoring purposes 5. Close of fish (flatfish) in a basket 6. Mid of...
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Two years after the drilling-rig explosion that touched off the biggest offshore oil spill in U.S. history, the head of BP''s Gulf Coast Restoration spoke to the Associated Press from Barataria Bay, one of the places hit hardest when oil washed ashore.

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HEADLINE BP: ''The job''s not done'' in Gulf spill cleanup CAPTION: Two years after the drilling-rig explosion that touched off the biggest offshore oil spill in U.S. history, the head of BP''s Gulf Coast Restoration spoke to the...
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Spectre of disease haunts those fleeing fighting due to lack of clean water, sanitation

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Hundreds of internally displaced South Sudanese are suffering from malaria, measles and diarrhoea as lack of clean water and sanitation takes its toll on civilians living in the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) Juba 3 base...
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AZERBAIJAN/TURKMENISTAN: OIL PRODUCTION POLLUTES CASPIAN SEA AREA

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Baku area, Azerbaijan; Turkmenbashi, Chelekan and Nebit Dag, Turkmenistan Outside Baku, Azerbaijan - October 1st 1. Wide shot of land contaminated by oil 2. Mid shot of above showing close ups of pipes and leaking oil tanks 3. Close up...
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Gulf residents say the fishing community has not yet recovered from the Deep Water Horizon oil spill in May 2010. Friday, BP announced a $7.8 billion dollar deal to settle lawsuits filed by some 100,000 individuals and businesses affected by the spill.

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HEADLINE: First Person: Gulf residents eye BP settlement CAPTION: Gulf residents say the fishing community has not yet recovered from the Deep Water Horizon oil spill in May 2010. Friday, BP announced a $7.8 billion dollar deal to...
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US Energy Secretary delivers lecture on Japan-US cooperation

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The US Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz on Thursday urged Japan to accept further international aid in the decommissioning process of the crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant. Moniz was speaking during a lecture in Tokyo on the...
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CHINA: RED CROSS SAY NORTH KOREA MAY SOON FACE NEW HEALTH CRISIS

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English/Nat While North Korea's famine appears to have eased in some areas, foreign aid workers say the country may now be facing a new health crisis. Red Cross workers have just returned to China after a two week visit to two ...
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Struggle to address water shortage before Olympics

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Beijing - June 7, 2005 1. Chinese Vice Minister of Construction Qiu Baoxing and other officials arriving 2. Journalists 3. Qiu in news conference 4. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Qiu Baoxing, China's Vice Minister of Construction: "The water...
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INDIA: WEST BENGAL:CONTAMINATED WATER CAUSES THOUSANDS OF DEATHS

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Bengal/Nat Thousands of people in India have fallen ill after drinking water contaminated with arsenic from the soil. More than 200-thousand people in West Bengal have developed swollen joints, sores or discoloured skin after they...
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Look at impact of Chile eruption on environment, tourism industry

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Nahuel Huapi Lake 1. Wide of lake, stream in foreground darkened with volcanic ash, banks of lake also covered with ash from Chile's Puyehue-Cordon Caulle volcano 2. Wide of lake with water half blue and half brown from volcanic ash 3....
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Indonesia - Water reserves dangerously low

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Indonesia is parched. The dry season has gone on much longer than normal and water reserves are dangerously low. Farmers say the the entire crop could fail this year because of the lack of water. WS river (polluted); cu polluted...
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Model launches campaign to save the beaches

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AP Entertainment London, 9 December 2008 1. Wide shot Andaz Hotel, London 2. Medium shot Liverpool Street sign 3. Medium shot Bar Refaeli, model 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Bar Refaeli: (on the cause) "This is the Corona Beach tour and we...
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UN's nuclear watchdog agency ends its review mission at troubled Fukushima plant

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An International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) mission to review the cleanup of areas affected by contamination from Japan's Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant said on Monday that Japan had made progress since the team's previous visit...
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Concerns about the impact of theThree Gorges Dam

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Yichang city, Hubei province - Nov.30, 2007 1. Wide high shot of Three Gorges Dam in Yichang city, Hubei province 2. Wide of Three Gorges Dam 3. Wide, tilt up of power generating section of Three Gorges Dam 4. Medium of part of power...
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Owners of tanker involved in oil spill deny wrongdoing, offer sympathy

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1. Wide of news conference 2. Wide of reporters at conference 3. Mid of Liu Shibao, Director of Hebei Spirit Shipping Company Limited, and other speakers 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Robert Bishop, Chief Executive Officer of V.Ships: "He...
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A confidential report obtained by The Associated Press shows the EPA had scientific evidence against oil driller Range Resources but changed course after the company threatened not to cooperate with a national study into hydraulic fracturing.

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AP - AP Clients Only 1. CS on Lipsky lighting his water on fire 2. SUPER: STEVEN LIPSKY/WELL WATER POLLUTED "a gentleman from the EPA told me that the main reason why they withdraw the order is the science was there. It's just that they...
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Scores await treatment as cholera epidemic spreads; presser

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L'Estere 1. Wide of bridge over the Artibonite river, where people infected with cholera got their water 2. Close of the dirty looking Artibonite river water 3. Pan of queue of people leading up to hospital 4. Mid of Cuban doctor...
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People returning to their homes after flooding

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1. Various of residents removing their possessions from a flooded house 2. Various of resident using bucket to remove rain water from the house 3. Set up of Rabia Ayub, flood victim 4. SOUNDBITE (Urdu) Rabia Ayub, housewife and flood...
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COLOMBIA: SCIENTISTS TAKE OPPORTUNITY TO STUDY ECLIPSE OF THE SUN

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Spanish/Nat Scientists from around the world welcomed the opportunity to study Thursday's eclipse of the sun. But for the Arhuaco Indians of Colombia the event was ruined by tourists eager to observe the phenomenon. Arhuaco Indians not...
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Fishing crisis prompts more sustainable practices

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Overfishing and climate change have combined to deplete fish stocks in Cambodia's Koh Rong Archipelago, causing hardship in communities traditionally reliant on fishing. One organisation is working with local fishermen to develop new...