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    PRESS RELEASE: Close to $1 billion approved for environment and climate action at GEF meetings

    PRESS RELEASE: Close to $1 billion approved for environment and climate action at GEF meetings

    Let’s secure Africa’s soils to tackle climate change and hunger

    Let’s secure Africa’s soils to tackle climate change and hunger

    Build science in Africa

    Build science in Africa

    British minister suspended for manhandling protester

    British minister suspended for manhandling protester

    Himalayan glaciers are melting twice as fast as last century

    Himalayan glaciers are melting twice as fast as last century

    Israel is joining forces with Arab states to save coral from climate change destruction

    Israel is joining forces with Arab states to save coral from climate change destruction

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    Impact of Climate Change on Parasitic Infections

    Impact of Climate Change on Parasitic Infections

    New research demonstrates how climate change and the immune reaction of the infected individual can affect the long-term and seasonal...
    Climate Change and Poultry-Spread Disease in China

    Climate Change and Poultry-Spread Disease in China

    It was a gray, damp January afternoon a few years back when I visited the Jiangfeng wholesale poultry market on the outskirts of...
    Will Climate Change Have More Complex Effects on Sexual and Reproductive Health?

    Will Climate Change Have More Complex Effects on Sexual and Reproductive Health?

    The Zika viral epidemic represents a perfect storm of climate change, disease, sexuality and reproductive health. In 2009, I was deeply...
    Climate Change Increases Risks in Slums

    Climate Change Increases Risks in Slums

    The impacts of climate change pose a serious challenge to human well-being, economies and livelihoods, particularly in informal...
    Zika Virus and Climate Change

    Zika Virus and Climate Change

    The rapid rise of the Zika virus is turning into a full-on public health crisis. The virus, transferred via specific types of mosquitoes,...
    Could Spread of Zika Virus Be Linked to Climate Change?

    Could Spread of Zika Virus Be Linked to Climate Change?

    The proliferation of the Zika virus could be linked to climate change, a top researcher told NBC News on Monday. Zika, which is suspected...
    Kenya: US $4 Million Project Underway to Control Lethal Maize Disease

    Kenya: US $4 Million Project Underway to Control Lethal Maize Disease

    A new project has been launched to control the spread of a lethal viral disease which affects maize yields and threatens food security in...
    Kenya's Hydropower Dams Fuel Malaria Risk for Villagers

    Kenya's Hydropower Dams Fuel Malaria Risk for Villagers

    Kamburu Dam, Kenya — Alfred Nyaga irrigates his acre of khat, a mild stimulant, in Kaloki village by pumping water with a diesel-powered...
    As Increased Flooding Spreads Disease, Gates Foundation Holds Competition to "Reinvent the Toil

    As Increased Flooding Spreads Disease, Gates Foundation Holds Competition to "Reinvent the Toil

    Two-and-a-half billion people worldwide have no access to safe, durable sanitation systems. Brian Arbogast, director of the water,...
    South Sudan: In Some Areas, Malaria Cases Quadruple from Last Year

    South Sudan: In Some Areas, Malaria Cases Quadruple from Last Year

    In a remote northwest corner of South Sudan, Theresa Ahok is in a hurry. The 35-year-old is from the village of Adiang and walked for an...
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