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Topic pairs tested: 199 → together more than chance: 29 → written independently by several outlets: 28 → in several parts of the world: 25 → published: 2.
Indonesia is extinguishing hotspots after weeks of forest fires while simultaneously opening forest areas for food, energy, and carbon trading.
Reports of haze and hotspots are emerging on the same days as ministerial decisions about hectares and community shares in carbon. The forest here is both a disaster zone and a resource that the country is reallocating.
Most often alongside in these stories: Wildfire
Record marine heat is depriving European fisheries of familiar fish, while the reef off Benin preserves species where the ecosystem was thought to be dead.
Fish in European seas and life on the deep reef appeared in news stories on the same days as discussions about the state of the water, although the locations are far apart. The fate of animals here is intertwined with whether the marine environment is alive.
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