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What do people really think about climate change?
If people don't like solutions to climate change - like higher electricity tariffs - they're less likely to think the issue is important
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Rising humidity can worsen impact of higher temperatures - study
High wet-bulb readings - which reflect the combined effects of heat and humidity - could prevail for 100-250 days a year in some parts
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Early warning can cut climate disaster losses in Africa
A UN-backed programme is strengthening climate information and alerting systems in 11 of Africa's poorest countries
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Participants at a table discussing natural resources management at the BRACED inception workshop
Participants at the climate and weather information table at the BRACED inception workshop in Dakar, Senegal, in February 2015. TRF/Laurie Goering
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Rising disaster risk but little insurance interest in Pacific
Limited take-up so far is linked to small island nations' reluctance to foot the bill for the effects of climate change, says insurance expert
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Can the Paris agreement protect poor farmers from climate change?
Climate change deal refers only indirectly to agriculture, in terms of ensuring people have enough to eat
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The Resilience Dashboard
The Resilience Dashboard allows anyone to explore insights from BRACED's Rapid Response Research project in Myanmar
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We are ready: Fijian villagers prepare for climate disasters
Fiji's government, aware of the growing risks of floods, rising sea levels, landslides and storms, is stepping up action to combat them
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In rain-short Mali, villagers enlist irrigation to ward off extremism
Locals hope boosting water supplies - and rice yields - can deter young people from seeking better prospects with armed groups
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French military enlists green group to fight climate change
The partnership will focus at first on West Africa's Sahel region
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