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Villagers in these districts restored pastureland in shamlat lands to ease impacts of fodder crisis in livestock farming 

Villagers in these districts restored pastureland in shamlat lands to ease impacts of fodder crisis in livestock farming 

The residents of the villages have also been granted community forest rights & can also avail government benefits now

Off the Hill: Corporate interference and the climate crisis featured MP Leah Gazan, Gordon Laxer and Diana Yoon.

An excerpt from ‘Ideas that Are Changing the World: Leading Social Entrepreneurs’.

With help from civil society organisations, India’s rural population managed to increase their profits from raising cattle

This month, MP Leah Gazan, Chuka Ejeckam, Gordon Laxer and Diana Yoon dive into the world of corporate interference and the climate crisis.

(Stockholm, 4 April 2023) There is an urgent need to understand how a range of emerging ecological challenges could trigger catastrophic instability and insecurity, argues a new report published today by SIPRI.  Five Urgent Questions on Ecological Security is co-authored by Dan Smith, SIPRI Director, and Rod Schoonover, CEO of the Ecological Futures Group and the former Director of Environment and Natural Resources at the US National Intelligence Council. 

Analysis in English on World about Climate Change and Environment and Health; published on 4 Apr 2023 by SIPRI

The diverse challenges faced by the agriculture sector in India require more localised actions and adaptation, say experts