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US birth rate falls to lowest since 1987
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The worst floods in over a century in the southwest Indian state have killed at least 324 peop and displaced almost a million more
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Coole says world population can be reduced in a way that conforms with human rights
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Forest fires rage through Sweden, prompting international assistance
Following a period of drought, more than 70 forest fires rage through the country.
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Lack of Commitment Hinders International Efforts to Curb Child Labor
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