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D+C/E+Z: Contents page of January's print edition with links to all contributions
Hans Dembowski

Too little, too late – the Durban agreement on climate protection
Noor Fatima

Pakistan has hardly tapped its renewable energy potential yet
Henrike Koschel, Ulf Moslener

Review essay: relevant reading on renewable energies
Letters to the editor: November edition
Peter Hauff

More promising approaches against piracy in the Gulf of Aden
Peter Hauff

FAO's new director-general Graziano da Silva
Vera Dicke

Europe’s foreign ministers cannot do much about violence in Syria
Christian von Haldenwang

Prudent tax policies serve to manage natural resource wealth appropriately
Ulrich Hueck

Desertec’s recent developments
Martina Otto

Smart grids for urban agglomerations will change power supply the way the internet changed communication
Johannes Fischbeck

Remote villages need off-grid power supply
Eleonore von Bothmer

Afghanistan in fear of 2014: Many await the withdrawal of international troops with anxiety
Helmut Reifeld

Morocco opts for reform, not revolution
In brief
Yahouza Sadissou

What future in the Democratic Republic of Congo? International Criminal Court announced rigorous examination of the presidential election
Op/Ed voices from around the world assess Durban climate summit
Yasser Alwan

Egypt’s elections started amidst a new wave of protests
Kai Ambos

Promising change of guard at the International Criminal Court
Karin Slowing Umaña

For Latin Americans, Busan summit’s aftertaste is bittersweet
Hans Dembowski

High Level Forum agrees on Busan Partnership for Effecitive Development Cooperation
Glenn Brigaldino

Africa needs infrastructure that links countries to one another
Lorenzo Cotula, Lynn Finnegan, Duncan Macqueen

The pros and cons of large-scale biomass production in tropical forests
Ghadeer Mohammed, Maika Müller, Mirja Michalscheck, Muhammad Khalifa

The tradition of puryfing drinking water with clay filters deserves to be revitalised in the Arab World

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Refugee suffering in Bay of Bengal and Mediterranean

Zimbabwe’s disappearing cows

Too many camps do not have schools

Living on the edge

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