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Topic pairs tested: 184 → together more than chance: 32 → written independently by several outlets: 32 → in several parts of the world: 30 → published: 1.
Indonesia has set up 477 oxygen points because of smoke from fires; earlier, four firefighters died in Bromo national park.
Both news items concern the same forest fires in Indonesia and their consequences for people.
Africa: UN Agencies Appeal for Help to Protect Weakest From Unprecedented El Niño
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Kanengo land row leaves thousands awaiting compensation: Mahmood Chaudhry file
Hundreds of taxidermied and frozen native animals found at a property in Kyneton – video
UAE weather: Rain forecast in parts of country as temperatures hit 41°C
Thursday weather: Heatwave persists in northern provinces, with rain for Western and Eastern Cape
How 39 young people experience climate education in a rapidly changing world
Tayrona National Natural Park: Beaches, Wildlife and Trails in Colombia
Labour Weekend weather: 30C heat for parts, heavy rain for others
China makes significant progress in climate action, charts green path
Sperm whale stranded near Devonport in Tasmania's north-west
Indonesia has set up 477 oxygen points amid smoke from forest fires
8 parts of the world write →National park in Mozambique as a refuge for migratory birds; report on the decline in their numbers
Four firefighters died while fighting a fire in Bromo national park on Java
The Eurasian bittern in Britain is recovering from the threat of extinction
Species conservation requires government support, otherwise achievements will not be sustained
Details of the deaths of four people while fighting a fire in Bromo national park
8 parts of the world write →Indonesia meets ASEAN requirements for reporting on forest fires
Sky over Palangkaraya turns orange, smoke covers Singapore
7 parts of the world write →Indonesia prepares for the second year of Prabowo's presidency amid fire problems
British conservation groups: wild bird numbers fall to a record low