Philippines Confirms H5N1 Bird Flu Outbreak in Backyard Poultry
PARIS- The Philippines has reported an outbreak of highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza among backyard poultry in Oriental Mindoro province,
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Climate Change, Overfishing Imperil Mauritania’s Imraguen Fishing Heritage
BANC D’ARGUIN -For generations, the Imraguen people of Mauritania have relied on the rich waters of Banc d’Arguin, where the
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Africa’s Great Green Wall Expands Landscape Restoration Across the Sahel to Combat Climate Change and Desertification
“Stretching nearly 8,000 kilometres across the Sahel, the Great Green Wall is designed not simply to plant trees, but to
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UN Warns Hormuz Recovery Masks Lingering Economic Scars
NEW YORK CITY-The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz following more than 100 days of shipping disruption is expected to
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Iraq’s Rice Revival Gains Momentum as Water Surge Masks Climate Risks
Al-Mishkhab-Iraq’s rice production is rebounding sharply after years of drought, with improved water availability allowing farmers to return to cultivation
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Sudan Drone Strikes Kill 23 in El-Obeid as War Expands Across Key Kordofan City
Khartoum-Drone strikes on the Sudanese city of El-Obeid killed at least 23 people and wounded 19 others, a rights monitoring
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Bangladesh Races to Protect Water Supplies as Groundwater Crisis Threatens Millions of Farmers
“The challenge is no longer simply how to conserve groundwater, but how to do so without abandoning the communities whose
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Iran Conflict Imperils Sudan Harvest as Fuel, Fertilizer Costs Surge
Sudan-Rising fuel and fertilizer prices linked to the conflict involving Iran are threatening Sudan’s upcoming harvest season, farmers and agricultural
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EU Waives Fertilizer Tariffs as Hormuz Disruption Fuels Global Supply Fears
Brussels-The European Union will suspend customs duties on key nitrogen-based fertilizers, including urea and ammonia, for one year to shield
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EU Waives Fertilizer Tariffs as Hormuz Disruption Fuels Global Supply Fears
Brussels-The European Union will suspend customs duties on key nitrogen-based fertilizers, including urea and ammonia, for one year to shield
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