What Conflict in the Middle East Means for Climate Change
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Learn how to decode complex data and communicate climate change & development issues with impact. Join CSE's upcoming training course on demystifying environmental and sustainability data👇
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Green💚 also represents the persistent fight for ecological justice, recognizing that climate change disproportionately affects women and marginalized communities in Africa. It embodies the sustainable, community-led solutions we champion.
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Sixty scientists from reputed institutions from across the world, including two from India, have just published their third annual update of indicators of global climate change. It is a comprehensive analysis.
There is a faint signal of hope in the update in that the rate of
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[ICYMI] Climate Change.
Ntsako Mhlanga was joined by Vhalinavho Khavhagali,Country Representative for the International Union for Conservation of Nature South Africa.
Full interview:
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