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In Indonesia, the growing exploitation of nickel to meet surging demand for electric vehicle batteries is endangering the nomadic hunter gatherer people of the Hongana Manyawa community, the report said.

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The authors also considered threat levels -- for example "threatened," "endangered" or "least concern," -- for 163,000 species as assessed by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.

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‘Emerging technology like chatbots and social media can inspire, educate, and connect — but without real guardrails, technology can also exploit, mislead, and endanger our kids,’ Newsom said.

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"In my heart I am crying. This Mrima has endangered species that we are losing," he said.

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Hamas labels most armed groups not linked to any Palestinian faction as "outlaws" and accuses them of endangering the fragile truce with Israel.

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