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Nature
Sustainable Agriculture
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July 27, 2020
Can community forestry tackle illegal logging and degradation?
topic:
Conservation
by:
Bob Koigi
Placing the care of the forests in the hands of those who have traditionally done harmed to them champions sustainability in Cameroon, Congo and Kenya.
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July 24, 2020
Good palm versus bad palm
topic:
Sustainable Agriculture
by:
Frank Odenthal
Growing oil palms threatens orangutans and many other endangered species. But it‘s not all black-and-white.
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July 20, 2020
The challenge of a sustainable meat production chain
topic:
Deforestation
by:
Ellen Nemitz
The world’s largest meat-packer, Brazilian JBS, is contributing to Amazon deforestation, a report published by Amnesty International reveals.
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July 12, 2020
Aid and empower communities in Afghanistan
topic:
Humanitarian Aid
type:
Crowd Funding, Donation, NGO
by:
Yair Oded
Afghanaid promotes sustainable rural and community development in Afghanistan, focusing on empowerment of women and vulnerable populations.
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June 23, 2020
Why is Covid-19 so dangerous for indigenous people?
topic:
Indigenous people
by:
Ellen Nemitz
For centuries, indigenous peoples have been victims of different genocides. The pandemic reaffirms the violence they have been suffering historically.
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May 28, 2020
Millions of farm animals slaughtered in U.S. during coronavirus
topic:
Animal Cruelty
by:
Yair Oded
With dozens of meat plants shut down in the U.S. due to coronavirus, millions of farm animals are culled by inhumane methods.
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April 24, 2020
Support the talents and careers of Dandora’s youth
topic:
Child rights
type:
Donation, NGO
by:
Yair Oded
Hip Hop City uplift Dandora, Kenya's youths by cultivating their creative talents, granting them skills and building a network to help them thrive.
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April 20, 2020
The making of a coronavirus food crisis
topic:
Food Security
by:
Bob Koigi
To ensure global food systems are not disrupted, governments should collaborate to keep trade borders open with strict supervision.
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April 14, 2020
"Yes" to life, "no" to mine
topic:
Indigenous people
by:
Magdalena Rojo
Indigenous people from Capulálpam de Méndez recently proved that it is possible to say "no" to the destruction of the environment.
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March 23, 2020
Locust invasion and the food crisis in Horn of Africa
topic:
Natural disaster
by:
Bob Koigi
The Horn of Africa has in recent months been battling a locust invasion of epidemic proportions.
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March 17, 2020
Overfishing in the North Sea
topic:
Overfishing
by:
Ama Lorenz
In recent years, there has been a threat of a few fish species going instinct as a result of overfishing.
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March 15, 2020
Fight for environmental justice in Zimbabwe!
topic:
Sustainable Development
type:
Donation, NGO
by:
Yair Oded
ZELA is a non-profit law firm fighting for environmental justice in Zimbabwe, working with both communities and gov't bodies. Support their efforts today!
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December 25, 2019
Chinese fishmeal factory threatens Gambia’s coastal communities
topic:
Sustainable Development
by:
Bob Koigi
The Chinese boom in establishing businesses in Africa has serious consequences - especially for local communities.
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September 30, 2019
Hail Africa’s new age farming
topic:
Sustainable Agriculture
by:
Bob Koigi
With the internet wave in agriculture moving at supersonic speed, the onus is on African governments to provide the vicinity for this farming revolution.
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June 21, 2019
The pioneering Push-Pull method and its appeal over agrochemicals
topic:
Sustainable Agriculture
by:
Stefan Diener
org:
Biovision
While debates about pesticides and their effects persist, the Push-Pull method is making the case for agroecological, sustainable farming in Eastern Africa.
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May 24, 2019
Almond Farms Keep Moving on Water Conservation
topic:
Sustainable Agriculture
partner:
NewsDeeply
What role is the almond industry playing in advancing groundwater recharge?
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