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Aissata Abdoul Diop, a member of the Diawoud community women's cooperative. Showing how the Maize ears have dried in the drought stricken garden. Due to lack of rain and rising food prices, people living in the Mauritanian Sahel are at risk of food insecurity
Oxfam works in the construction of irrigation and drainage of water to ensure this vital resource to its inhabitants

Climate Change

Extreme Hunger Rises by 123% in Worst-Affected Climate Hotspots

September 21, 2022

In Pakistan, an area the size of New Zealand is now underwater due to melting glaciers and unprecedented monsoons. Somalia...

Start-up

5 Sustainable Startups From Israel on the Rise

byImpakter Editorial Board

September 21, 2022

In our attempt to map some of the most compelling sustainable startups from each region or country, we now have...

Climate Change

Simpler Presentations of Climate Change

byJohn Aber and Scott V. Ollinger, Department of Natural Resources and the Environment and the Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space, University of New Hampshire, Durham

September 21, 2022

This story on climate change science originally appeared in science magazine EOS and is part of Covering Climate Now, a global journalism collaboration strengthening...

Eco Life

New Accessories for Men: R.I.P. the “Murse”

byRachel Cross

September 20, 2022

It’s 2022, which means we no longer must define a bag by the gender of the person wearing it. Murses...

Start-up

4 Cleantech Startups from Taiwan

byImpakter Editorial Board

September 20, 2022

Taiwan has been in the headlines quite a lot recently amid the tensions between US and China, but did you...

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