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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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    Zimbabwe: Country Appeals for $1.5 Bil to Prevent Starvation

    Zimbabwe: Country Appeals for $1.5 Bil to Prevent Starvation

    Zimbabwe on Tuesday appealed to local businesses and charities for $1.5bn aid to save more than a quarter of the population from...
    Namibia: Bleak Livestock Prospects for Drought-Stricken Country

    Namibia: Bleak Livestock Prospects for Drought-Stricken Country

    Widespread drought in southern Africa is threatening Namibia’s economy. According to local media, Namib Mills will be raising retail...
    Food Aid to Run Out in Ethiopia Unless Donors Step in, Says Charity

    Food Aid to Run Out in Ethiopia Unless Donors Step in, Says Charity

    Emergency food aid for 10 million Ethiopians hit by the worst drought in 50 years will run out in April unless donors provide more funds...
    Zimbabwe: State of Disaster Declared Over Drought

    Zimbabwe: State of Disaster Declared Over Drought

    Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe declared a "state of disaster" on Friday (Feb 5) in rural areas hit by a severe drought, with more...
    Zimbabwe: 3M Need Food Aid Amid Severe Drought, Government Minister Says

    Zimbabwe: 3M Need Food Aid Amid Severe Drought, Government Minister Says

    As many as 3 million people in Zimbabwe will likely need food aid this year, a government minister said over the weekend. That number is...
    Video: Plants That Don't Die When They Lose Water Could Help Feed The World

    Video: Plants That Don't Die When They Lose Water Could Help Feed The World

    Jill Farrant is trying to accomplish something most would consider impossible. As the University of Cape Town molecular biologist...
    Kenya: Kalokol Serves as Climate Change Warning to Rest of Africa

    Kenya: Kalokol Serves as Climate Change Warning to Rest of Africa

    The lake that Philip Tioko relies on for survival is a fine turquoise strip that seems to recede farther into the distance each day. His...
    From the Nile to the Amazon, Climate Change Threatens Hydropower

    From the Nile to the Amazon, Climate Change Threatens Hydropower

    From the Amazon to the Nile to the Mekong, rivers are a lifeblood for many nations, filling taps and irrigation canals and generating...
    Why the Rains Failed – and Why They May Return

    Why the Rains Failed – and Why They May Return

    Traditionally the Sahel – a semi-arid strip of land, south of the Sahara Desert – is one of Africa’s most productive crop regions. But...
    Beaver Dam Technology Could Help Store Water in Face of Climate Change

    Beaver Dam Technology Could Help Store Water in Face of Climate Change

    Can a rodent species native to the Methow Valley help solve problems created by climate change? Absolutely, according to a local...
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