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    In Assam, an attempt to poison stray dogs ended up killing 100 vultures

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    How pesticide overuse is turning Kerala’s rice bowl into an ecological wasteland

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    Kerala’s farm labourers are paying for excessive pesticide use with their health – and lives

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