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Bronx apartment fire: Displaced residents of Fordham building searching for housing, say shelters are no good - Vimarsana News

Bronx apartment fire: Displaced residents of Fordham building searching for housing, say shelters are no good

Published: January 24, 2024

More than 20 displaced families now have to move to shelters after a fire broke out at their apartment building in the Fordham section of the Bronx.

Source: abc7ny.com
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"This Can Be Done": In Honduras, Farmers Adapt to a Changing Climate - Vimarsana News

"This Can Be Done": In Honduras, Farmers Adapt to a Changing Climate

Published: May 4, 2022

Rather than heading north, some Central Americans are rotating crops and making other changes. But funding is scarce.

Source: americasquarterly.org
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"This Can Be Done": In Honduras, Farmers Adapt to a Changing Climate - Vimarsana News

"This Can Be Done": In Honduras, Farmers Adapt to a Changing Climate

Published: May 3, 2022

Rather than heading north, some Central Americans are rotating crops and making other changes. But funding is scarce.

Source: americasquarterly.org
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