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25. August 2016
4. Blog: Barefoot in the jungle On her 4th and 5th day of her journey, Katja Wiese is going into the rain forest. During a meeting with Tsiry and their members she presents the method of dynamic agroforestry.
22. August 2016
3. Blog: Project preparations On the 3rd day we are starting project planning with our local partners. There is a lot to organize, and besides, these days it is time for networking.
22. August 2016
2. Blog: In the capital On my 2. day in Madagascar I am in the capital Antananarivo. I have to withdraw money because the next few days I will pass in the country and will visit the office of MBG.
18. August 2016
1. Blog Madagascar - Arrival Katja Wiese from Naturefund visits the project of afforestation in Madagascar for 2 weeks. In the next few days she is going to report in this blog about her journey, about the project and about her…
26. July 2016
Climate disasters increase risk of armed conflict in multi-ethnic countries Climate disasters like heat-waves or droughts enhance the risk of armed conflicts in countries with high ethnic diversity, scientists found.
27. June 2016
We dream together - Hope in a Changing Climate The movie "Hope in a Changing Climate" by John Dennis Liu shows how eroded ground can be transformed into an oasis
12. June 2016
Atlantic Ocean overturning found to slow down already today Scientists now found evidence for a slowdown of the atlantic overturning.
24. May 2016
Record Balkan floods linked to jamming of giant airstreams Disastrous floods in the Balkans two years ago are likely linked to the temporary slowdown of giant airstreams, scientists found.
7. April 2016
Reducing food waste could help mitigate climate change About a tenth of overall global greenhouse-gas emissions from agriculture could be traced back to food waste by mid-century.
10. March 2016
Sea-level rise too big to be pumped away Future sea-level rise is a problem probably too big to be solved even by pumping water masses onto the Antarctic continent.