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The Case for Hawaii Having Its Own Olympic Surf Team

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Indigenous Water Governance in the Anthropocene: Non-Conventional Hydrosocial Relations Among the Wayuu of the Guajira Peninsula in Northern Colombia

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Report reveals ‘massive plastic pollution footprint’ of drinks firms

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Alexander Girard: A Designer’s Universe

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Surfers get “Isolated” in West Papua

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