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Historic mistake' by Trump - but climate action goes on: experts
Donald Trump has made a historic mistake which our grandchildren will look back on with stunned dismay
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Scientists urged to 'speak the same language' as public on climate
Use the "huge reach and knowledge" of TV weather presenters to make technical information easy to understand, experts say.
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Gender and Resilience
A BRACED paper exploring the gender dimension of resilience to disasters and climate change
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What makes a person - or a community - resilient?
A look at the practicalities and realities of actually trying to measure resilience
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Governments must recognise wastewater as resource - U.N.
"Wastewater itself is a valuable resource... We need to stop seeing it as a burden to be dealt with. It's not a waste and should not be a waste, especially in this world of water scarcity."
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Refugees – and forests – benefit as Kenya's herders torch an invader
Can charcoal made from pest thorn trees help keep refugees warm and fed, and provide local jobs?
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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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Stay or go? As weather gets wilder, states urged to prepare for displacement
With disasters uprooting 24 million people a year, pressure grows on governments to reduce the risk, and do more to protect the displaced
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Gender inequality and social exclusion undermine coping ability
Gender inequality and social exclusion are key factors undermining people’s and community’s capacities to cope with and recover from disaster risks and climate events
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New drought strikes millions in Ethiopia, still reeling from El Nino
Ethiopia's latest rain failure has mainly hit southern livestock-herding communities
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