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August 09, 2019
Survival International protects the indigenous people of the world
topic:
Indigenous people
type:
Donation, NGO, Volunteering
by:
Yair Oded
Survival International supports indigenous tribes around the world in the fight for their rights to land, life, and livelihood.
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January 28, 2019
WWF protect our oceans, rivers, forests and wildlife. Here's how you can contribute.
topic:
Deforestation
type:
Donation, NGO, Volunteering
by:
Yair Oded
WWF is an independent conservation organization working to promote sustainable living and protection of wildlife. Visit their website and get involved.
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September 17, 2018
Ghana: Atiwa Forest for sale
topic:
Conservation
by:
Kwabena Adu Koranteng
The Atiwa Forest, regarded as the biggest natural forest reserve in West Africa is facing its biggest threat by the government of Ghana.
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September 05, 2018
Illegal Chinese timber business is devastating Africa's forests
topic:
Conservation
by:
Bob Koigi
From Nigeria to the Congo basin to Mozambique in South Africa, the rapacious Chinese appetite for unprocessed timber has left a trail of destruction.
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March 16, 2018
Forests without Borders
topic:
Deforestation
by:
Kolawole Talabi
In Tanzania, one of the most important projects is the establishment, protection and restoration of wildlife corridors linking the country’s protected areas
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February 13, 2018
Forests without Borders
topic:
Deforestation
by:
Kolawole Talabi
Before independence, Tanzania’s forests accounted for more than half of its total area - between 2001 and 2014 the country lost nearly 4 percent of it.
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March 24, 2017
Mining Forest Reserves is illegal
topic:
Conservation
by:
Kwabena Adu Koranteng
The decision by the government of Ghana to allow mining in forest reserves is beginning to have serious, negative impacts on communities, climate, and food.
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April 18, 2016
Is biomass really ‘zero carbon’?
topic:
Energy
by:
Robin Whitlock
The Drax power station in North Yorkshire has recently tried hard to move away from coal altogether by converting its coal-burning units to biomass.
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December 05, 2015
Is Cameroon ready for a climate change?
topic:
Climate Change
by:
Israel Bionyi
For the past 7-8 years, farmers in Cameroon have been having a hard time knowing when the rains will begin or end and thus when to plant their crops.
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November 19, 2015
Don’t hope for a better world – create it!
topic:
Climate action
by:
Debra Atlas
Global deforestation is growing at a breakneck rate, provoking the loss of over 74,000 acres of trees daily. It's high time to act, says Republic of Change.
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September 03, 2015
An energy vision for Cameroon
topic:
Renewables
by:
Israel Bionyi
In 2014, the government of Cameroon cut subsidies on petroleum products. This led to an increase in prices, rough for those dependent on kerosene for light.
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June 23, 2015
Mangroves or Electricity in Bangladesh?
topic:
Global Warming
by:
Jonathan Lutes
Bangladesh is developing faster than its power supply can handle. The growing textile industry makes changes to the Bangladeshi power grid a necessity.
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June 11, 2015
Save the fallen trees
topic:
Deforestation
by:
Israel Bionyi
Should people, companies and other institutions be made responsible for the deforestation in Cameroon and compensate those who are remedying it?
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