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BUK holds international conference on environmental, security crisis

BUK holds international conference on environmental, security crisis
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Climate change: Ecological restoration panacea to insecurity in Africa -Don

Climate change: Ecological restoration panacea to insecurity in Africa -Don
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In-depth Q&A: How trees benefit nature, people and the climate

Carbon Brief summarises key themes and issues at “Trees for Climate Change, Biodiversity and People” conference.

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Why does Nigeria keep flooding?

An estimated 100 people have died in floods. Why does it keep happening?

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