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From ghost boats to water treasures, museums spur climate action
We need an engaged public and museums are a way to open people's minds to what matters.
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BRACED Update
Financial services boost household resilience in Uganda
Savings groups are an easy way to improve poor communities' access to financial services.
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opinion
Climate and conflict, bedfellows of disaster?
It's impossible to build climate resilience without understanding conflict dynamics.
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Hit by extreme weather, Zimbabwe rolls out triple climate policy
Policies for business, farmers and children aim to help country adapt to climate impacts and cut emissions - but will they be used?
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Plastic ban raises hopes for Kenya's sisal farmers
Kenyans producing, selling or even using plastic bags risk imprisonment of up to four years or fines of $40,000
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Caffeine high? Climate-hit Ethiopia shifts coffee uphill
As climate change brings warmer temperatures and more drought, Ethiopia's prized coffee production is under threat
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Without city jobs, tech-savvy Kenyan youth head back to the farm
In a country with a high unemployment rate, young people are rediscovering that farming can pay
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African nations to get profiles of drought and flood risk
Better information can help countries anticipate and prepare for problems, rather than simply respond with aid
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opinion
Sustaining peace in a climate of change
A U.N. report on peacebuilding ignores climate change, missing a key to a peaceful world
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Millions more hungry in 2017 amid drought and conflict
"We are clearly seeing a trend now, from 80 million to 108 million, from 108 to 124 million, people literally marching to the brink of starvation around the world."
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