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Primary forests are important carbon sinks, not only in Costa Rica.

Agrarian reform

Agriculture without emissions

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by Susanne Neubert
Susanne Neubert
Frequent heatwaves, ocean acidification and pollution put the livelihoods of fishermen at stake. Fishermen in south-west Ecuador.

IPCC Special Report

Sounding the alarm

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by Floreana Miesen
An East African farmer winnows maize grains.

Our view

Indispensable transformation

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
Salvini displaying a rosary.

Sustainable Development Goals

The ambivalence of religions

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by Ulrich Nitschke
by Hans Dembowski
Faith leaders are now taking an interest in economic affairs: Lutheran service in Lushoto in Tanzania.

Tanzania

Praising the social market economy

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by Lawrence Kilimwiko
Computers are becoming ubiquitous.

Human civilisation

Why we need a UN charter

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by Heide Hackmann
by Dirk Messner
Forests in flames: here in Manicoré, in the Brazilian state of Amazonas.

Rainforest

Amazon region in danger

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by Carmen Josse
Tribal elder and seed keeper Louie Hena in Tesuque Pueblo in the US state of New Mexico holding “Mother Maize”, the ancestor of the maize varieties he cultivates.

Summer Special

The value of 158 varieties of cauliflower

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by Katja Dombrowski
Solar park near Bangalore in India.

Development policy

A measure of SDG finance

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by Michael Krempin
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