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Japanese PM-backed candidate wins Okinawa gubernatorial election
Japan scandal-hit nuclear plant operator head to resign: reports
Australia opens $7.8m wastewater plant that treats 700 megalitres a year
U.S. set to axe climate pollution limits for power plants: reports
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Board of trustees recommends that the main building be closed immediately due to costs, US newspaper reports.
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Genta Koja beat two-term incumbent Denny Tamaki, who wants a major US military base to be moved out of Okinawa.
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