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Environment
November 26, 2020 - The Independent (UK)
Images and videos of a herd of desperate wild elephants rummaging through mounds of rubbish in a landfill site have drawn attention to the plight of the animals in Sri Lanka’s Ampara, where the country is planning to build a moat to reduce human-animal conflict.
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