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Worldwide Efforts to Combat Drought, Desertification to Take Shape in Namibia This Year Agriculture Biodiversity Climate Change and Civil Society Climate Change and Politics Environmental Environmental Resources Habitats International Sustainability United Nations Water Resources Wildlife

Worldwide Efforts to Combat Drought, Desertification to Take Shape in Namibia This Year

May 14, 2013July 11, 2022Andrew Burger1 Comment on Worldwide Efforts to Combat Drought, Desertification to Take Shape in Namibia This Year
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UNCCD Wants Soil Conservation, Biochar Included in the Clean Development Mechanism

February 19, 2009July 11, 2022Andrew Burger4 Comments on UNCCD Wants Soil Conservation, Biochar Included in the Clean Development Mechanism
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Using Charcoal to Enhance Soil, Produce Fuel, Capture Carbon

December 21, 2008Andrew Burger3 Comments on Using Charcoal to Enhance Soil, Produce Fuel, Capture Carbon
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