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Green-fingered Burkinabe women protect shea "gold"
The shea trees women in Burkina Faso rely on for income from their butter face threats of drought and deforestation
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Kenyan herders take livestock health in their own hands
As drought worsens in Kenya, pastoralists have set up a drugstore to treat animal diseases without involving veterinarians
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Help at hand for countries desperately seeking climate cash
Funds have billions of dollars to invest in climate change action, but developing states are finding it hard to access
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Violence against women hampers resilience efforts in Chad
Violence against women "reinforces people’s vulnerability to other risks” including climate change
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Shorter, hotter, earlier: Shrinking spring slashes Pakistani harvests
As climate change brings hotter temperatures earlier, fruit and vegetable farmers are struggling to adjust
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Ethiopia aims to blast climate resilience forward with satellite launch
Technology could help support efforts to get affordable insurance to small-scale farmers struggling with climate change
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As rains lash Sri Lanka, warnings arrive on time
Weather and disaster offices have for years faced criticism for a lack of flood early warnings - but that is changing this year, experts say
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UN climate negotiations, Bonn
Climate negotiations continue ahead of COP 22 in Marrakesh
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Kenyan farmers battle drought with growing appetite for baby corn
A growing number of farmers in Kenya are switching to growing baby corn – an immature ear harvested early and eaten whole - as a way around unreliable rainfall
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Green and safe, or dirty and dangerous?
With millions of people pouring into East Asia's cities each year, resources are strained and disaster risks are rising
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