In French-Speaking Canada, the Sacred Is Also Profane
Quebecers Turn to Church Terms, Rather Than the Sexual or Scatological, to Vent Their Anger By Doug Struck Washington Post
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in Arctic: Frozen grip loosens
A relentless climb of temperature is shrinking the Arctic ice and reawakening dreams of a 4,000-mile shortcut past the North Pole, with beckoning oil and mineral riches.
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Israeli Siege Leaves Gaza Isolated and Desperate
By Doug Struck Washington Post Foreign Service Monday, August 28, 2006 GAZA CITY, Aug. 27 — As the sun
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On the Roof of Peru, Omens in the Ice
Retreat of Once-Mighty Glacier Signals Water Crisis, Mirroring Worldwide Trend By Doug Struck Washington Post Foreign Service Saturday, July 29,
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Canada Pays Environmentally for U.S. Oil Thirst
Huge Mines Rapidly Draining Rivers, Cutting Into Forests, Boosting Emissions By Doug Struck, Washington Post Foreign Service A Section; A01
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Climate Change Drives Disease To New Territory
Viruses Moving North to Areas Unprepared for Them, Experts Say By Doug Struck, Washington Post Foreign Service A Section; A16
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