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  1. Samoa: Traditional Pacific Island housing becomes a sanctuary against risks of climate change. http://bit.ly/1Wu9LZ
  2. Using new Google search feature to explore East Asia Pacific-related development data: http://bit.ly/1RM01Z
  3. Innovative ideas to save the planet (and East Asia & Pacific region) from climate change at #dm2009 http://bit.ly/2zpO8e
  4. RT@WorldBankNews Google, World Bank work together to increase public access to international development data: http://bit.ly/3qTZcb
  5. Don't forget to send questions now on East Asia's economy. WB economists will answer them tomorrow: http://bit.ly/1HkhHv
  6. Reading: "Tonga’s traditional ways threatened by climate change" http://bit.ly/29TkLw (via @worldfocus_org) /James
  7. China's engagement in Africa increases, and so does the debate around it – on the blog: http://bit.ly/L2dDc
  8. Got questions about East Asia's economy? Ask World Bank economists on Nov. 12. Send questions now at http://bit.ly/1HkhHv
  9. Economist discusses how Thailand can find the way back into growth – on the blog: http://bit.ly/1Pc0Fj
  10. China's growth is likely to remain robust in 2010, says World Bank's latest Quarterly economic report http://bit.ly/PMYd3
  11. East Asia's economic rebound has been swift, but w/out China picture is less rosy, says new WB report http://bit.ly/3CPoiZ
  12. Rural to urban #migration in China near 1.5 million ppl/month: views from workers - on the blog: http://bit.ly/4jxx7n
  13. World Bank is looking for feedback on its new #environment strategy, get details and participate at http://bit.ly/CeAWP
  14. Monitor changes in the world's forests through this online interactive map: http://bit.ly/3ZEYT1 #eco #redd
  15. The world’s resources, at a glance: http://bit.ly/3Xljie
  16. World Bank releases new visualization tool to display development data with simple, animated graphs: http://bit.ly/2t7m5p
  17. RT @WorldBankNews Does migration also cause climate change? http://bit.ly/9hEMc
  18. WANTED: Researchers for first-rate forest study camp in Indonesia. http://bit.ly/2PKfSB #eco #environment #wildlife
  19. Education in remote areas of West. Sichuan: nomadism, mother tongue, and other factors - on the blog http://bit.ly/1QxEKy
  20. Dossier en images : le Viet Nam face aux catastrophes naturelles http://bit.ly/1dWZBV