Drones Help from the sky Top story New 06/07/2020 – by Raphael Mweninguwe Malawi is establishing itself as a centre of excellence in the design and use of drones – unmanned aerial systems that can quickly collect geological and climate information, take aerial photos and deliver critically needed supplies.
Indoor air pollution New 05/07/2020 – by Katharina Michaelowa, Martina Zahno Clearing the air Indoor air pollution from cooking with biomass continues to increase the vulnerability of India’s poor to respiratory diseases and Covid-19 Read
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REDD+ New 03/07/2020 – by Johannes Berliner, Katja Dombrowski No panacea REDD+ money is reinvested in forest protection and sustainable land use Read
Africa New 02/07/2020 – by Karim Okanla Environmental destruction Poverty is an important driver of deforestation in sub-Saharan countries Read
Propaganda New 01/07/2020 – by Jorge Soares Nothing is true Why populists depend on systematical disinformation Read
Populist governance New 30/06/2020 – by Jorge Soares Lying about Brazil’s forests Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro falsely says deforestation is not a problem Read
Journalism New 29/06/2020 – by Gildaneliz Barrientos Working in fear Journalists exposing crime and corruption in Guatemala work in an atmosphere of fear and impunity Read
World in crisis New 28/06/2020 – by Hans Dembowski Why we need global cooperation Hans Dembowski spells out some thoughts on global governance ahead of Shattuck Center panel discussion on Friday 3 July Read
Our view New 26/06/2020 – by Katja Dombrowski Human action Deforestation continues on a global level although it is damaging to human interests in several ways Read
Farms New 25/06/2020 – by Derrick Silimina Irrigation helps to cope with climate change Irrigation is helping many of Zambia’s rain-dependent small-hold farmers to survive Read
