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Happy to report that the conditions on the ground appear to be improving, but the flood threat is far from over. The situation here in the Convention Center, chris, where i am is pretty dire. I am at the citys largest shelter where at last count more than 8,000 people are here sleeping, seeking refuge. Weve walked around here. People are sleeping under these bright fluorescent lights, packed in room after room. You see here all the donations that have come in on one side of your screen. Volunteers are sifting through all the clothes trying to get them sorted into the right sizes to help people...

WASHINGTON, DC — The reintegration challenges that returned migrants typically confront, including finding work and accessing basic services, are compounded in areas where slow- and rapid-onset climate events are negatively affecting livelihoods, housing supply and community dynamics. With many of the low- and middle-income countries that receive returnees experiencing some of

Challenging from a development perspective but also from an emissions perspective so we need to exhilarate what is going on in the china eu and us and need to make sure it happens elsewhere as well. in the middle east i think you face a different dichotomy. this is a region rich with fossil fuel and you make a lot of mossy from that make money from fossil fuel but they start to recognise the benefits of a low carbon transition. you see big energy companies in parts of the middle east investing in large volumes of renewables, notjust large volumes of renewables, not just for the large volumes o...

With EU–India clinching a post-Brexit trade negotiation, the present paper proposes to examine whether the free trade agreement between the two regions would increase production efficiency and thereby social welfare. Using the partial equilibrium model, the study reveals that the EU–India FTA yields less positive trade and welfare gains in India after Brexit specifically, for

Addis Ababa, Mar 2 (Prensa Latina) China will provide a batch of emergency food aid to Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia and Somalia, to help drought-striken people in these nations of the Horn of Africa, an official communication confirmed today.