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Delhi Residents Protest Toxic Air Crisis, Nigeria Pardons Ken Saro-Wiwa After 30 Years — Today’s Environmental Briefing for Tue, Nov 11 2025
Hundreds demand clean air in India's capital as pollution reaches dangerous levels, while Nigeria officially pardons executed environmental activist Ken Saro-Wiwa and eight colleagues. Plus: Brazil's Lula targets climate misinformation at UN summit and Latin American communities resist water-hungry AI data centers. Read the full article
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Delhi Residents Protest Toxic Air Crisis, Nigeria Pardons Ken Saro-Wiwa After 30 Years — Today’s Environmental Briefing for Tue, Nov 11 2025

Hundreds demand clean air in India's capital as pollution reaches dangerous levels, while Nigeria officially pardons executed environmental activist Ken Saro-Wiwa and eight colleagues. Plus: Brazil's Lula targets climate misinformation at UN summit and Latin American communities resist water-hungry AI data centers.
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