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With a beehive fence, Kerala’s farmers tell elephants to buzz off
After failing to stop marauding elephants with trenches and solar-powered electric fences, residents have found a sweet solution
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Driven to Dhaka by disasters, Bangladeshi girls harassed into marriage
Girls forced from their homes by climate-linked disasters face early marriage in Dhaka's slums
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To get people to go green, 'never start with climate change'
In a polarised world, where many people stick firmly to beliefs rooted in their politics, finding common ground is the way to begin
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Silent killer: Sweltering planet braces for deadly heat shocks
As hurricanes and floods grab headlines, heatwaves associated with climate change are claiming lives around the world
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opinion
Evaluating the progress made in climate change adaptation using indicators of resilience, Part IV: Resilience indicators
What indicators can be used to measure resilience?
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Savings, trainings help Burmese farmers survive extreme weather
Savings groups and training programmes could stop farmers hitting the road in Myanmar
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Tackle floods to beat crime in Senegal
Improving drainage and cleaning up urban areas is reducing flood risk - and crime.
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Testing the added value of market incentives on disaster risk reduction in Western Nepal
A monitoring study to explore whether combining community-based disaster risk reduction with market-based economic incentives improved disaster resilience
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Sand dams quench the thirst of water-short Kenyans
Simple, inexpensive walls across rivers can trap water in sand, to be used in dry times
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In southern Ethiopia, herders join forces to revive rangelands
Restoring grazing land and forest can help communities stand up to the more frequent droughts climate change is bringing, farmers say
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