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British charities tempt investors with developing-world "Dragon's Den"
New scheme will funnel capital to small businesses in agriculture and clean energy so they can expand
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With much else to worry about, South Sudan tackles climate change
"Sometimes you do feel you have too much on your plate," says the country's environment minister
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Crowdsourcing strengthens climate resilience
What do crowdsourcing techniques and climate resilience have in common?
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opinion
Hurricane Patricia through the eyes of a Red Cross volunteer
A Red Cross volunteer recalls the hurricane preparation and aftermath of the storm's path.
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Plastic ponds remedy water shortages in rural Nepal
When water is scarce and you need to irrigate crops, what can help? Plastic ponds
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opinion
El Niño and household debt
El Niño-driven drought has exacerbated Ethiopian households' debt
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Sand dams protect water for drought-hit pastoralists in Kenya
As droughts take hold, simple sand deposits, built in rivers, can be a lifeline for pastoralists in East Africa
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opinion
Without women, African agriculture won't withstand climate change
Don't look at women as passive victims of climate change. They can be driving efforts to adapt
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Zero hunger 'impossible' without climate protection - WFP chief
Ending hunger by 2030 - a new global goal - will not happen unless climate change is addressed, WFP head says
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Traditional irrigation keeps water flowing in drought-hit India
In Assam, century-old irrigation canals are being rehabilitated to deal with India's worsening drought
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