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Wolves are not treated kindly in Mongolia. Here, a cub is thrown into a ring to lure eagles at a hunting festival.

Summer special

Of wolves and men

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
Self-sufficiency in chicken would be better for South Africa than EU imports: women involved in a poultry project.

EU meat exports

High development costs

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In risk of collapse: Lake Nicaragua is the largest reservoir in the region and Nicaraguans’ most important source of drinking water.

Nicaragua Canal

A violation of civil liberties

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People living in the south of Nicaragua, like these children in the Rio San Juan department, will be most impacted by the construction of the Nicaragua Canal.

Nicaragua Canal

Citizen protests

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Egyptian wind farm.

International cooperation

Exporting the Energiewende

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by Ellen Thalman
Pastoralists help in many ways to preserve ecosystems and food security.

Literature

Pastoralists as stewards of the environment

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by Cornelia Heine
By talking to companies, NGOs can achieve improvements in working conditions: A tea plantation owned by the Unilever Group in Kenya.

Civil-society organisations

Talking to managers

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
A Sidr survivor recalls the cyclone.

Adapting to climate change

The view from below

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by Hans Dembowski
The growing global demand for meat can only be met by a sharp increase in industrialised intensive livestock farming. Poultry production in Mozambique.

Meat production

When table and trough compete

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by Barbara Unmüssig
by Christine Chemnitz
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