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From despising her father's nursery to becoming Kenya's youngest global climate negotiator
At just 27, Patricia Kombo has transformed from a young girl who despised working in her father's tree nursery into one of ...
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Burkina Faso's Nature Reserves Are Worth Protecting - but People Have to Be Part of the ...
Burkina Faso is a west African dryland country known for its diverse ecosystems, including savannas, forests and wetlands. Large herbivores like elephant, giraffe and hippopotamus, and predators like ...
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What do birds think of wind turbines? | Eco Africa
Can Africa's Great Green Wall still stop desertification? Billions have been poured into the Green Wall project to stop land degradation but little progress has been made. Nature and Environment ...
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Tunisia - Cutting wildfire risk with AI detection
Can Africa's Great Green Wall still stop desertification? Billions have been poured into the Green Wall project to stop land degradation but little progress has been made. Nature and Environment ...
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Despite Vance attack, Catholic bishops press ahead on defending migrants
Just a week into the Trump presidency, the U.S. bishops find themselves in an unaccustomed position: For the first time in ...
As the UK population grows, the challenges – and opportunities – for the economy are plain
As the UK population grows, the challenges – and opportunities – for the economy are plain - THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: ...
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How restoring forests can combat climate change and empower communities
Reforestation stands as both a climate action imperative and a cornerstone for building sustainable future Amid escalating ...
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Eco-Apocalypse : Prevent the collapse with Green Education for sustainability
Ashem ReginaEco-apocalypse is the phenomenon of destruction of earth’s ecosystem that experience widespread collapse to both human society and environment due to anthropogenic activities such as ...
Why Australia’s 200m wild rabbit population could soon explode
Scientists have battled the damaging feral pest for decades with world-leading efforts, but that is set to change.