Claim: War is poisoning Ukraine’s famously fertile soil (Successful Farming) 

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Successful Farming, mentions the forecast made by the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) last month that low producer prices and high input costs would discourage grain production in Ukraine this year.

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Nearly 400,000 people are estimated to be affected by Tropical Cyclone Freddy in Mozambique and Madagascar

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Countries: Madagascar, Mozambique Source: International Organization for Migration IDPs in both countries have increased as tens of thousands have been forced to move as heavy rains, strong winds, floods, and rising water levels caused damage.

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How The Ass Used Satire To Poke Fun at Nepal’s Leaders – PODCAST

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By Marty LoganKATHMANDU, Mar 3 2023 (IPS) Welcome to Strive, a podcast of IPS News, where we chat with new voices about fresh ideas to create a more just and sustainable world. My name is Marty Logan. We’ve all made asses of ourselves at one time or another. But today’s […]

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Ireland has lost almost all of its native forests. Here’s how to bring them back

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Photo: Pixabay/AndreasAux  Despite its green image, Ireland has surprisingly little forest. Across Europe, nations average around 35% forest cover but in Ireland the figure is just 11%, one of the lowest on the continent. This hasn’t always been the case. Thousands of years ago, more than 80% of the island of Ireland was covered […]

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K&L Gates Embraces Equity with International Women’s Day Celebrations

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K&L Gates LLP offices across the firm’s global platform are celebrating International Women’s Day 2023 throughout the month of March, including a firmwide kickoff presentation on 8 March from Elizabeth Walker, who will share her insights and advice about life in the legal and business world. Walker’s experience includes both […]

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Somalia calls for help as 1.8 million under-fives experience acute malnutrition and health complications

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Country: Somalia Source: World Health Organization Experts believe the situation is getting worse and that the international community should pay greater attention by extending their support to avoid a calamity and repeat of the 2011-2012 famine.

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Interwoven Global Crises Can Best be Solved Together

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Mangroves in Tai O, Hong Kong. Coastal wetland protection and restoration is an example of the kind of multifunctional solution that is needed to address multiple global crises together. Credit: Chunyip Wong / iStock By Paula Harrison, Pamela McElwee and David OburaBONN, Mar 2 2023 (IPS) When global crises are […]

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Woodland ants play a key role in helping forests regenerate

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Photo: Pixabay/SandeepHanda  Ants scampering around in woodlands remain largely invisible to the casual observer, yet that does not mean their actions on the forest floor truly go unnoticed. They are manifested in a dazzling array of wildflowers in spring with trillium, wild ginger, violets and bloodroot all testament to their […]

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UN’s FAO and the GOP join forces to assist flood-weary farmers in the country, thanks to ADB & Japan – USD 5 million grant

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The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the Government of Pakistan today signed a USD 5 million funding agreement for a project through which FAO will contribute to the Government’s efforts to recover from the devastating floods that hit the country and Balochistan in particular, in […]

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Kenya’s Dadaab camp swells with Somalis fleeing drought, conflict

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Countries: Kenya, Somalia Source: UN High Commissioner for Refugees Failed rains and lingering conflict have driven more than 110,000 Somalis across the border in the past two years into Kenyan camps already struggling to cope with drought.

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