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Researchers, including Wang and Sylvia Dee, have been studying climate extremes in Asia, focusing specifically on Central Asia and Southeast Asia.

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  1. An institute pioneered desert geomorphology research in Central Asia.
  2. Chulalongkorn University hosted regional discussions regarding climate change in Southeast Asia.

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Researchers, including Wang and Sylvia Dee, have been studying climate extremes in Asia, focusing specifically on Central Asia and Southeast Asia.

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  1. An institute pioneered desert geomorphology research in Central Asia.Sub-event
  2. Climate change is affecting the future and fate of Southeast Asia.Sub-event
  3. Academic studies led by researchers focused on climate extremes in Central Asia and Southeast Asia.1 source

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